[Solved] help about merge win 11 & 10

Extract the install.wim files from both x64 ISOs and export all indexes from the win 11 install.wim to the win 10 x64 install.wim and put the install.wim in the win 10 ISO.

Next download UUP > ISO, extract it to a folder and put the new win 10 x64 ISO and the existing win 10 x86 ISOs in the folder and run multi_arch_iso.cmd and run it, use option 1 to create a multi-arch iso with a x86/x64 combined install.wim or use option 2 to create a multi-arch ISO with two separate install.wim files.

 

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Export-Image transfers images from a wim file to another.
Capture-Image is used for making a wim file from a folder/drive root.
If you don't understand how to use command line tools, then there're many 3rd party GUI tools.

 

1. Which wim image index of win10 & win11 do you need in a single wim or compressed esd or even split wim.
2. export single index for example pro of win10 install wim via dism ++ .
3. export single index For ex Pro of win11 via same dism ++ to win 10 single index image & put the final exported wim to iso using ULTRA ISO then enjoy .

 

Here is some useful info about dism exporting images:
https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/abbodi1406s-batch-scripts-repo.74197/page-75#post-1671183

Capturing is for a mounted wim or an installed os.

 

nothing wrong dear friend i thought you already have done it . if not where are you stuck now
or
shall i create a script for you that will do everything for this task .

 

There's an example in the /export-image section of the page. Have a look at it and see what you're doing wrong.

 

Just check your commands again. You went from using /SourceImageFile and /DestinationImageFile to /Wimfile and /Driver. Why?

Code:

dism /export-image /?

Deployment Image Servicing and Management tool
Version: 10.0.19041.844


/Export-Image {/SourceImageFile:<path_to_image_file> | [/SWMFile:<pattern>]}
  {/SourceIndex:<image_index> | /SourceName:<image_name>}
  /DestinationImageFile:<path_to_image_file> [/DestinationName:<Name>]
  {[/Compress:{fast|max|none|recovery}] [/Bootable] | [/WIMBoot]}
  [/CheckIntegrity]

  Exports a copy of the specified image to another file. The source and
  destination files must use the same compression type.
  Use /SWMFile to reference split WIM files (SWMs). <pattern> is the naming
  pattern and location of split files.
  Use /Compress to specify the type of compression used for the capture
  operation when exporting an image to a new WIM file.
  Use /Bootable to mark a Windows PE volume image as able to be booted.
  Use /WIMBoot to export an image that can be applied with WIMBoot
  configuration.
  Use /CheckIntegrity to detect and track WIM file corruption.

    Example:
      DISM.exe /Export-Image /SourceImageFile:install.wim /SourceIndex:1
        /DestinationImageFile:install2.wim

 

Ok i will create a script for you on sunday as you missed last one or else script will be already at your side.

 

From:

You use the source index switch wrong and twice, use it just one time and you have double spacings in the command lines.

Correct line:

Code:

dism /Export-Image /SourceImageFile:"C:\win11\sources\install.wim" /SourceIndex:1 /DestinationImageFile:"C:\win10\sources\install.wim" /Compress:max

 

I question the need for actually performing this task. USB flash drives are cheap, just have one for 10 and one for 11. Also makes life simpler when you need to upgrade the version on the flash drive.

Of course, if you're just doing it as a learning experience, then more power to you, have fun!