Only Home (SL) is affected by the online account requirement but easy to circumvent: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...t-on-win-11-home-sl.84109/page-3#post-1737930
Interesting but I never provide win10 iso in w10 directory and always works with only win11 iso. Now it works.
If I remember only option 1. Never need option 2. Never happened before. But last version was 22000.675 which I used (with this script) for another computer. Always worked until now. But with Win10 iso and W11 iso worked fine. Problem solved.
Hello there, (1) Can you tell me the purpose of "How to use the "Diskpart & Apply Image" script" ? (2) Will i get partition selection option during Win11 installation just like in Win10 if i don't use the above script? I got 4 partition on my HDD and want to choose specific partition [e.g. C] to install Win11 and rest 3 partition hold precious data that i cant lose and remain untouched during installation.
To show how that script works at setup. The installation, using the standard setup by booting from the ISO/USB/DVD, will be the exact same as usual.
Lol, I meant to say what does this Diskpart & Apply Image script exactly do? I can't figure out whether i need to run this script or not.
It's one of the options available to install windows using diskpart (sets up the partitions on the target disk) and apply image (applies the install.xxx to the target partition), just another method of installing windows. When you don't know if you need to run it then just stick with the traditional options.
Good day I don't have a compatible PC for Win 11. I have installed Win 11 21H2 using Win 11 Boot And Upgrade FiX KiT v2.1. I downloaded the Win11 22H2 ISO and modified it using Win 11 Boot And Upgrade FiX KiT v2.2. I run Win 11 21H2. In it I run the setup.exe from Win11 22H2. Everything runs normally, but after restarting the PC, this message comes up: We were unable to install Windows 11. We've set your computer back to the way it was set up just before you started installing Windows 11. 0xC1900101 -0x20017 The installation failed at the SAFE_OS stage. An error occurred during the BOOT operation. Thanks
Can be caused by many things, mainly AV (if third party uninstall it), incompatible drivers (update them all or uninstall the device) or bios update needed.
* Type your option and press Enter: 2 ERROR: The system cannot find the file specified. Source_ISO\W11\Win System ERROR:The system cannot find the file specified. ========================================================= Detecting setup.exe version failed... ========================================================= Press any key to continue . . . I've placed the latest Win11 ISO in the WIN11 folder and ran option 2. The problem was I had a space or gap in the name of the Windows 11 iso. (Example. Win 11_x64.iso). I've removed the space in the file name so your program works really well.
Replace statement 109 by : Code: for /f "delims=" %%i in ('dir /b Source_ISO\W11\*.iso') do bin\7z.exe e -y -oTEMP "Source_ISO\W11\%%i" sources\setup.exe >nul same change for statement 175 for option 1.
I have been using this tool to do a force upgrade to 22H2 on many of my machines without error until I came to my HTPC build which has an H410 chipset which is a thin itx board by Asus. Mounting and starting the fixed ISO from the tool using the setup it starts and then says" Cannot determine if this machine can run windows server, please close this setup and try again." I tried it with windows defender completely disabled, as well, and I got the same result. Is there a reason some boards will not run the Win server correction? Running unfixed iso just halts on the TPM check. This is an Opencore dual boot machine and it needs secure-boot and TPM off to allow Mac OS to boot properly. Any ideas, other than turning TPM on temporarily in the bios just to do the upgrade?