The symptoms match exactly. First phase writes the new boot information, and after the first reboot, the system wants to boot from it. If chipset or CPU are not adequate, it stops.
This tool is a god-send, and every day I thank those that created it. There are a few common threads that come up regards using it and the answers are simple from what I gather, Correct me if I am wrong. 1. Use Option 1 if you want an ISO for clean installs. If its an upgrade for version like 23H2 to 24H2 option 2 is a better option if Option 1 doesn't work 2. if using a tool like RUFUS to make a bootable ISO on a usb, thats fine --- but DONT USE THEIR OPTIONS TO BYPASS M$ when asked, it causes problems 3. The latest version 24H2 has new CPU requirements (sse4.2 and the like), THERE IS NO WORK AROUND. Like x86 processors they are no longer supported Follow these rules and one should have no problems.
AMD Athlon II P320 Marque AMD Modèle Athlon 64 Architecture x86 Nom de code Champlain Fréquence 2,1 GHz Coeurs/Fils 2/2 Type de marché ciblé PC portables cm : k42dr
AMD Athlon II P320 will be incompatible with 24h2. No way around it. Perhaps has sse4a, but that's not good enough.
You want to run win 11 24h2 with a entry level, dual core, 14 yrs old processor for laptops. what a non sense
Win 11 Boot And Upgrade FiX KiT v5.0beta5 Now Officially released!!! https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/win-11-boot-and-upgrade-fix-kit-v5-0-released.83724/ Another attempt at crappy tools by @Enthousiast Spoiler: Download Code: Name: Win_11_Boot_And_Upgrade_FiX_KiT_v5_0b5.zip (Buzzheavier.com) Mirror: Win_11_Boot_And_Upgrade_FiX_KiT_v5_0b5.zip (Mega) Size: 2019037 bytes (1971 KiB) CRC32: 01665C3D CRC64: 5DD6D8D828EABFEA SHA256: b0761ac34773543c1d946b4faf37f7f5829a67429c2dfd3216da437f1772a7f0 SHA1: a20280bba2b47547b361fca3f5ffbeb4b95dffec BLAKE2sp: bcbffb6c499d2ce0eaf98fd9fa722739b38e6e29370baa37a94af168e40e9f14 XXH64: C1A3016D2D668A46 PW = MDL2024 This still needs a lot of testing and we (@abbodi1406 and I) would like you to help us with this. Please try to document the test scenario you did as well as possible: Code: - Used option - clean install or upgrade - upgrade from what source OS to what target OS - hardware - etc... Test run option 1: Code: ============================================================= Win 11 Boot & Upgrade FiX KiT v5.0b5 By Enthousiast @MDL... ============================================================= =================================== Fixes ==================================== [ 1 ] {*} AIO 1 : UFWS + setup.cfg (2022/2025) [ 2 ] { } AIO 2a: boot.wim Registry + winsetup.dll [ 3 ] { } AIO 2b: Current OS Registry [ 5 ] { } Use a Win 10 ISO setup files =================================== Extras =================================== [ 6 ] {*} Replace ISO appraiserres.dll [ 7 ] {*} Integrate Diskpart & Apply Image script [ 8 ] {*} Add the generic EI.CFG file [ 9 ] {*} Optimize boot.wim ============================================================================== Select desired option(s), then press 0 to start the process: 0 ========================================================= Extracting Win 11 Source ISO... ========================================================= 7-Zip 21.07 (x86) : Copyright (c) 1999-2021 Igor Pavlov : 2021-12-26 Scanning the drive for archives: 1 folder, 1 file, 4549967872 bytes (4340 MiB) Extracting archive: Source_ISO\W11\26100.1457.240810-0546.GE_RELEASE_SVC_PROD1_CLIENT_X64FRE_NL_EN.iso -- Path = Source_ISO\W11\26100.1457.240810-0546.GE_RELEASE_SVC_PROD1_CLIENT_X64FRE_NL_EN.iso Type = Udf Physical Size = 4549967872 Comment = 26100.1457_LTSC_X64_MUI Cluster Size = 2048 Created = 2024-08-14 19:14:18 Everything is Ok Folders: 98 Files: 1014 Size: 4544475766 Compressed: 4549967872 ============================================================= Copying the generic ei.cfg to the work dir... (If exists, the original file will be renamed to EI.CFG.Ori) ============================================================= 1 file(s) copied. ============================================================= Applying UFWS v1.4 to install.esd (Circumvent CPU-Disksize-RAM-TPM-Secureboot checks) ============================================================= ============================================================= Replacing setup.cfg for ISO dir & boot.wim (The original file will be renamed to setup.cfg.bak) ============================================================= 1 file(s) copied. Scanning "Files\setup2025.cfg" (loading as WIM path: "\sources\inf\setup.cfg")... 1936 bytes scanned (1 files, 0 directories) Updating "\sources\inf\setup.cfg" in WIM image Using LZX compression with 1 thread Archiving file data: 1936 bytes of 1936 bytes (100%) done ============================================================= Replacing Win11 appraiserres.dll with Win10 15063 (The original file will be renamed to appraiserres.dll.bak) ============================================================= 1 file(s) copied. ============================================================= Adding Murphy78 Diskpart and Apply Image Script 1.3.1 To Boot.wim... ============================================================= Scanning "Files\murphy78-DiskPart-Apply-v1.3.1\x64\" 525 KiB scanned (5 files, 4 directories) Updating "\Windows\System32\en-US\choice.exe.mui" in WIM image Updating "\Windows\System32\en-US\winrecfg.exe.mui" in WIM image Updating "\Windows\System32\menu.cmd" in WIM image Updating "\Windows\System32\WinReCfg.exe" in WIM image Updating "\Windows\System32\choice.exe" in WIM image Using LZX compression with 1 thread Archiving file data: 449 KiB of 449 KiB (100%) done ============================================================= Optimizing boot.wim... ============================================================= "WORK\Sources\boot.wim" original size: 571553 KiB Using LZX compression with 16 threads Archiving file data: 1418 MiB of 1418 MiB (100%) done "WORK\Sources\boot.wim" optimized size: 567371 KiB Space saved: 4181 KiB ========================================================= Creating x64 ISO... ========================================================= OSCDIMG 2.56 CD-ROM and DVD-ROM Premastering Utility Copyright (C) Microsoft, 1993-2012. All rights reserved. Licensed only for producing Microsoft authorized content. Scanning source tree (1000 files in 97 directories) Scanning source tree complete (1017 files in 99 directories) Computing directory information complete Image file is 4548263936 bytes (before optimization) Writing 1017 files in 99 directories to 26100.1457.240810-0546.GE_RELEASE_SVC_PROD1_CLIENT_X64FRE_NL_EN_FIXED_2024_08_15.iso 100% complete Storage optimization saved 29 files, 14374912 bytes (1% of image) After optimization, image file is 4536207360 bytes Space saved because of embedding, sparseness or optimization = 14374912 Done. Press 9 or q to exit. Test run option 2: Code: ============================================================= Win 11 Boot & Upgrade FiX KiT v5.0b5 By Enthousiast @MDL... ============================================================= =================================== Fixes ==================================== [ 1 ] { } AIO 1 : UFWS + setup.cfg (2022/2025) [ 2 ] {*} AIO 2a: boot.wim Registry + winsetup.dll [ 3 ] { } AIO 2b: Current OS Registry [ 5 ] { } Use a Win 10 ISO setup files =================================== Extras =================================== [ 6 ] {*} Replace ISO appraiserres.dll [ 7 ] {*} Integrate Diskpart & Apply Image script [ 8 ] {*} Add the generic EI.CFG file [ 9 ] {*} Optimize boot.wim ============================================================================== Select desired option(s), then press 0 to start the process: 0 ========================================================= Extracting Win 11 Source ISO... ========================================================= 7-Zip 21.07 (x86) : Copyright (c) 1999-2021 Igor Pavlov : 2021-12-26 Scanning the drive for archives: 1 folder, 1 file, 4549967872 bytes (4340 MiB) Extracting archive: Source_ISO\W11\26100.1457.240810-0546.GE_RELEASE_SVC_PROD1_CLIENT_X64FRE_NL_EN.iso -- Path = Source_ISO\W11\26100.1457.240810-0546.GE_RELEASE_SVC_PROD1_CLIENT_X64FRE_NL_EN.iso Type = Udf Physical Size = 4549967872 Comment = 26100.1457_LTSC_X64_MUI Cluster Size = 2048 Created = 2024-08-14 19:14:18 Everything is Ok Folders: 98 Files: 1014 Size: 4544475766 Compressed: 4549967872 ============================================================= Copying the generic ei.cfg to the work dir... (If exists, the original file will be renamed to EI.CFG.Ori) ============================================================= 1 file(s) copied. ============================================================= Adding HwReqChkVars registry for Current OS (Bypass CPU-Disksize-RAM-TPM-Secureboot checks for upgrade) ============================================================= The operation completed successfully. The operation completed successfully. ============================================================= Copying 24H2+ 24H2_Online_Upgrade_Enabler_Script.cmd to ISO dir... ============================================================= 1 file(s) copied. ============================================================= Modding Boot.wim registry (Bypass RAM-TPM-Secureboot checks for legacy setup) (Bypass CPU-Disksize-RAM-TPM-Secureboot checks for new setup) ============================================================= Extracting file data: 7936 KiB of 7936 KiB (100%) done Done extracting files. Extracting file data: 11 MiB of 11 MiB (100%) done Done extracting files. - Adding LabConfig registry: The operation completed successfully. The operation completed successfully. The operation completed successfully. The operation completed successfully. The operation completed successfully. - Adding HwReqChkVars registry: The operation completed successfully. The operation completed successfully. The operation completed successfully. Scanning "TEMP\SYSTEM" (loading as WIM path: "\Windows\System32\config\SYSTEM")... 7936 KiB scanned (1 files, 0 directories) Updating "\Windows\System32\config\SYSTEM" in WIM image Using LZX compression with 16 threads Archiving file data: 7936 KiB of 7936 KiB (100%) done Scanning "TEMP\SOFTWARE" (loading as WIM path: "\Windows\System32\config\SOFTWARE")... 11 MiB scanned (1 files, 0 directories) Updating "\Windows\System32\config\SOFTWARE" in WIM image Using LZX compression with 16 threads Archiving file data: 11 MiB of 11 MiB (100%) done ============================================================= Modding Boot.wim winsetup.dll (Suppress HWRequirements checks for legacy setup) ============================================================= Extracting file data: 2893 KiB of 2893 KiB (100%) done Done extracting files. Scanning "TEMP\winsetup.dll" (loading as WIM path: "\sources\winsetup.dll")... 2893 KiB scanned (1 files, 0 directories) Updating "\sources\winsetup.dll" in WIM image Using LZX compression with 16 threads Archiving file data: 2893 KiB of 2893 KiB (100%) done ============================================================= Replacing Win11 appraiserres.dll with Win10 15063 (The original file will be renamed to appraiserres.dll.bak) ============================================================= 1 file(s) copied. ============================================================= Adding Murphy78 Diskpart and Apply Image Script 1.3.1 To Boot.wim... ============================================================= Scanning "Files\murphy78-DiskPart-Apply-v1.3.1\x64\" 525 KiB scanned (5 files, 4 directories) Updating "\Windows\System32\en-US\choice.exe.mui" in WIM image Updating "\Windows\System32\en-US\winrecfg.exe.mui" in WIM image Updating "\Windows\System32\menu.cmd" in WIM image Updating "\Windows\System32\WinReCfg.exe" in WIM image Updating "\Windows\System32\choice.exe" in WIM image Using LZX compression with 1 thread Archiving file data: 449 KiB of 449 KiB (100%) done ============================================================= Optimizing boot.wim... ============================================================= "WORK\Sources\boot.wim" original size: 579968 KiB Using LZX compression with 16 threads Archiving file data: 1418 MiB of 1418 MiB (100%) done "WORK\Sources\boot.wim" optimized size: 567371 KiB Space saved: 12597 KiB ========================================================= Creating x64 ISO... ========================================================= OSCDIMG 2.56 CD-ROM and DVD-ROM Premastering Utility Copyright (C) Microsoft, 1993-2012. All rights reserved. Licensed only for producing Microsoft authorized content. Scanning source tree (1000 files in 97 directories) Scanning source tree complete (1017 files in 99 directories) Computing directory information complete Image file is 4548263936 bytes (before optimization) Writing 1017 files in 99 directories to 26100.1457.240810-0546.GE_RELEASE_SVC_PROD1_CLIENT_X64FRE_NL_EN_FIXED_2024_08_15.iso 100% complete Storage optimization saved 29 files, 14374912 bytes (1% of image) After optimization, image file is 4536209408 bytes Space saved because of embedding, sparseness or optimization = 14374912 Done. Press 9 or q to exit. Code: - The tool provides multiple fixes. - You can select AIO 1 or 2 to choose the recommended combinations. - If Fix 3 is chosen alone, it will be applied solely for current OS. - If Fix 6 is chosen, it will be applied solely. - Extras options 6-7-8-9 can be enabled (recommended) or disabled regardless fixes. =================================== Fixes ==================================== * AIO 1 : UFWS + setup.cfg (2022/2025) Pros: - The recommended option. - Circumvents all Win 11 minimum requirements (CPU-RAM-Disksize-TPM-Secureboot). - Replaces ISO & boot.wim "inf\setup.cfg" with one from Server 2022/2025 ISO. - Works for both, modern setup and legacy setup. - Works for boot and upgrade scenarios. - This fix cannot be applied to split install.swm files. Cons: - It does not work on hardware that isn't supported by Windows Server. Important: This lets Windows think it is installing server, that's why setup will show "Server" in the title bar... ============ * AIO 2a: boot.wim Registry + winsetup.dll Pros: - Bypass CPU-Disksize-RAM-TPM-Secureboot checks for new setup (Win 11 24H2+). - Bypass RAM-TPM-Secureboot checks for legacy setup (Win 11 all). - Use the standard Win 11 setup for clean installs on devices without: Secure Boot, TPM 2.0 & RAM < 8GB. - Circumvents "TPM 2.0 is required" error when (inplace) upgrading. - Enables to install on Legacy BIOS^/MBR only systems. - Works for hardware that isn't supported by Windows Server. Cons: - To work for live upgrades for Win 11 24H2+, it needs option "AIO 2b" to run on the OS which would be upgraded (a small standalone script will be copied to the ISO). ============ * AIO 2b: Current OS Registry Pros: - Circumvents all minimum requirements for live upgrades (Win 11 24H2+). - It's not needed if the Win 11 ISO fixed with option "AIO 2a" is ran on the same OS which would be upgraded. Cons: - Works for Win 11 24H2+ only. - Might not continue to work in future. ============ * Use a Win 10 ISO setup files - Puts the Win 11 install.wim/esd in a Win 10 ISO. - You must Provide a Win 10 ISO in the "Source_ISO\W10\" Folder. - Works for clean installs from boot, using the standard W10 setup. =================================== Extras =================================== [ 6 ] Replace ISO appraiserres.dll - Replaces Win 11 "appraiserres.dll" with one from Win 10 15063 ISO. - You can insert your own different file in the Files folder. - The original Win 11 ISO file will be renamed to appraiserres.dll.bak ============ [ 7 ] Integrate Diskpart & Apply Image script - Adds Murphy78 Diskpart and Apply Image Script 1.3.1 To Boot.wim - Works as alternative for clean installs. ============ [ 8 ] Add the generic EI.CFG file - A generic EI.CFG file will be copied to the sources folder. - If exists, the original file will be renamed to EI.CFG.Ori ============ [ 9 ] Optimize boot.wim - Export and rebuild boot.wim to discard void files and reduce size. =================================== Bonus ===================================== # The following are manual options, which can be disabled only by editing the script. # Add Upgrade_Fail_Fix.cmd: - The script enable flightsigning which is required for Windows Insider channels. - Can be used when public release (all Win 7/8/10) is upgraded to Insider channel release ISO. - After executing the script and rebooting, you can simply run standard setup. - The option is OFF be default because it's not needed for recent 2024+ builds ==============================================================================
With the version 4, I have to do option 3, then, with the same ISO, also option 2. This usually works for boot install in VB5. I also need to use a special command line to do the upgrade with the insider builds. What is the equivalence of option 2+3 from version 4? Is it 1+2a?
old 3+2 = new AIO 2a What special command line? setupprep.exe /Product Server? try AIO 2b, HwReqChkVars registry works for 24H2+ live upgrades
so the old option 1 is the new AIO 2a and can be used for clean instal and upgrade ? I always have use option 1 on old version and it works both way.
I guess its better use the recomended option AIO 1 if I understand right it should be like option 1 in the old tool.
2a is to fix the ISO and 2b is for preparing the registry of install which is being upgraded, there is a small standalone script copied to the target ISO for when you fix the ISO on another system but you also can use 2b directly on the install you want to upgrade,.
Code: [ 1 ] {*} AIO 1 : UFWS + setup.cfg (2022/2025) <=== is the good old UFWS + the new setup.cfg solution, to enable the old and the new setup (24H2) from boot to bypass the requirements. [ 2 ] { } AIO 2a: boot.wim Registry + winsetup.dll <=== modifies boot.wim registry and modifies winsetup.dll from boot.wim [ 3 ] { } AIO 2b: Current OS Registry <=== 2b is for preparing the registry of install which is being upgraded, there is a small standalone script copied to the target 24H2 ISO for when you fix the 24H2 ISO on another system but you also can use 2b directly on the install you want to upgrade,. If your system doesn't show: server can't run on this system, then this is the recommended option.
Just thought I'd mention that I just tried to install Win11 Enterprise 24H2 on my 1920x threadripper after using version 4 of the fix. It said my pc didn't meet requirements. So I ran the same iso through the beta 5, and it promptly installed with no issues.
Exactly. VirtualBox 5 is a bit quirky in this regard. The old option 1 essentially also fakes Server, but that one just stalls before the final screen, with a massive resource leak, until the whole VM freezes or crashes. I aim to create ISOs that work both for boot and upgrade. Just need to find the right combination of options for it.