install.wim/esd I can't see file with extension ESD in folder Source ISO disc decrypted. Please give a direction. Thanks
8 years on the MDL forum - and do not know the ISO structure? sources / instal.wim - or - sources / instal.esd
@rpo, trying the new version. script fail at .. Code: iex : At line:271 char:1 + "Extracting W10 Source ISO... except sources\install.*`r`n" ` + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Unexpected token '"Extracting W10 Source ISO... except sources\install.*`r`n"' in expression or statement. At line:272 char:1 + "============================================================`r`n" | ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Unexpected token '"============================================================`r`n"' in expression or statement. At line:277 char:1 + "Extracting Win 11 install.wim/esd to work dir...`r`n" ` + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Unexpected token '"Extracting Win 11 install.wim/esd to work dir...`r`n"' in expression or statement. At line:278 char:1 + "============================================================`r`n" | ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Unexpected token '"============================================================`r`n"' in expression or statement. At line:285 char:1 + "Extracting Win 11 Source ISO...`r`n" ` + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Unexpected token '"Extracting Win 11 Source ISO...`r`n"' in expression or statement. At line:286 char:1 + "============================================================`r`n" |w ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Unexpected token '"============================================================`r`n"' in expression or statement. At line:307 char:1 + "Adding Murphy78 Diskpart and Apply Image Script 1.3.1 To Boot.wim... ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Unexpected token '"Adding Murphy78 Diskpart and Apply Image Script 1.3.1 To Boot.wim...`r`n"' in expression or statement. At line:308 char:1 + "==================================================================== ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Unexpected token '"====================================================================`r`n"' in expression or statement. At line:314 char:1 + "Modding Boot.wim to disable Secure Boot, RAM, DiskSize and TPM 2.0 c ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Unexpected token '"Modding Boot.wim to disable Secure Boot, RAM, DiskSize and TPM 2.0 check...`r`n"' in expression or statement. At line:315 char:1 + "==================================================================== ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Unexpected token '"===========================================================================`r`n"' in expression or statement. Not all parse errors were reported. Correct the reported errors and try again. At line:1 char:57 + ... ion v2.bat';iex((Get-Content('C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\Rpo edition v2.b ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : ParserError: (:) [Invoke-Expression], ParseException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : UnexpectedToken,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.InvokeExpressionCommand
Not work good on 1080P screen, with scaling. have to change it to Code: :: Before Line 55 :: $Form.Width=900 ; $Form.Height=550 Line 80 :: $label0.Size = New-Object System.Drawing.Size(300,40) Line 107 :: $label2.Size = New-Object System.Drawing.Size(800,500) $label2.Text = "Integrate Diskpart & Apply Image script (v1.3.1), modify boot.wim to skip the SB, RAM, DiskSize and TPM 2.0 check and replace ""appraiserres.dll"" with one from a 1703 ISO. A generic EI.CFG file will be created in the sources folder. This method enables you to: - Use the standard Win 11 setup for clean installs on devices without Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 and low amount of DiskSize & RAM. - Use the alternative Diskpart & Apply Image installation script for clean installs. - Circumvent ""TPM 2.0 is required"" error when (inplace) upgrading. - Enables to install on Legacy BIOS/MBR only systems. - Circumvents the 64GB (52GB) minimum disk size check." :: After $Form.Width=740 ; $Form.Height=500 $label0.Size = New-Object System.Drawing.Size(300,23) $label2.Size = New-Object System.Drawing.Size(600,400) $label2.Text = "Integrate Diskpart & Apply Image script (v1.3.1), modify boot.wim to skip the SB, RAM, DiskSize and TPM 2.0 check and replace ""appraiserres.dll"" with one from a 1703 ISO. A generic EI.CFG file will be created in the sources folder. This method enables you to: - Use the standard Win 11 setup for clean installs on devices without Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 and low amount of DiskSize & RAM. - Use the alternative Diskpart & Apply Image installation script for clean installs. - Circumvent ""TPM 2.0 is required"" error when (inplace) upgrading. - Enables to install on Legacy BIOS/MBR only systems. - Circumvents the 64GB (52GB) minimum disk size check."
I followed option #2 and successfully created a patched ISO. I also successfully used it to install on two machines (that just didn't meet the TPM requirement). However, when I try on my 3rd PC (which runs an unsupported CPU - Intel Core i7 3770) - I can't get the upgrade process running. I run setup.exe and after it checks my PC it says: * The processor isn't supported for this version of Windows 11 * The PC must support TPM 2.0 Any idea how to bypass or what I'm doing wrong? (I'd like to do an upgrade, not a clean install). Thanks!
You must choose NOT to download the updated Setup files at the start of Setup. Did you do that? If you let it download the updated Setup files, the patch will be undone.
I may have accidentally done that on this PC. How do I undo it? Should I just recreate the USB from the patched ISO or are the updated files already installed on this PC directly? (If so, how do I remove them?) Thanks!
No, just start Setup again, and select not to download the updated Setup files. The downloaded files from the previous attempt should be gone, as Setup cleans up after itself. - The files, if selected, are just downloaded and used for Setup. They are not meant for the final Windows installation, just for the Setup program itself. It just happens to download a new appraiserres.dll, overwrites the one from the kit, and puts the checks back in. -
In that case, that wasn't the problem. Starting setup again and disabling "download updates" doesn't help, ends up with the same error message. I also tried recreating the ISO and USB. No go. This is the latest version on the beta channel that I'm trying to install. Maybe the patch doesn't work for this version if the CPU is unsupported on top of no TPM? Any insight and help will be appreciated!
I installed Windows 11 on several unsupported machines no problem earlier this week, but I recently ran into the same error as you. Merely not downloading updates at the beginning of the installation process didn't work anymore. I had to disable my internet connection in order for the installation to work.
I did run some test and encountered the issue; the work around I suggest is not to copy the appraiserres.dll file, just rename it.
Why do people just skim through information and miss the important bits It has been known for quite some time that it's much more efficient to just delete the pesky file, not mess around with older versions and the implications of that (needing another iso, sharing binaries with your scripts, potential conflicts when running, wrong arch etc) In other news, I've made a kick-ass Dynamic Update Setup Pass solution