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1. No, install ADK is not required 2. I use don't keep source 3. No, it depends on your needs 4. This is to generate additional isos, an iso like enterprise, education, etc . 5. answerded at 2 6. I use it to generate my enterprise windows 7. Important : after installing, you have to activate

Option 9 : Mount-Diskimage and Dismount-Diskimage can mount/unmount VHD/VHDX files; this is usefull if Hyper V is not present.

Thank you. But copype still allows x86 and arm. It's no longer possible to generate a WinPE for 32 bits PCs.

I updated ADK, and now X86 is no longer present : only AMD64 and ARM64 are installed.

Quick and dirty, a cmd script proposing a GUI thanks to PowerShell to select the taks to execute. <# : @powershell -noprofile -exec bypass -WindowStyle Hidden "iex((Get-Content('%~f0') -Raw))"&exit/b #> # [reflection.assembly]::loadwithpartialname("System.Windows.Forms") | Out-Null # Import...

I have 2 SSD on my PC and I clone the first on the second for backup. On the first SSD I applyied the enhancement cab to get 23H2 22631.2428 : WU didn't offer the KB5031455 update. I didn't apply the enhancement cab on the second 22H2 SSD : WU offered the KB5031455 update and i got 23H2 22631.2506.

I have an unsupported system (Gen 6 i5-2410M ) and the option to show seconds on the taskbar is here

It works with 22621.1635, but you have to use the reg hack.

Yes, installed programs are retained as well

Fast update, everything seems ok

Works fine for me; same version; I just tried after reading your post because this feature disappeared when i installed Windows 11 for the first time; the solution was to right click on th start menu icon

According to MS : For Windows 11: If you're launching Windows Setup from WinPE, make sure your WinPE image includes the WinPE-WMI and WinPE-SecureStartup optional components. If you don't include these optional components, you may see an error that your PC doesn't meet the minimum hardware...

Trying to execute the 64 bit setup.exe on a 32 bit WinPE as suggested, will fail because WinPE doesn't include SYSWOW64. Hence my advice for using a 64 bit WinPE to install Windows 11.

Depending on the PC builder and the firmware, you can't boot a 32 bit WinPE on a 64 Bit UEFI PC. No problem with BIOS systems.

1. SinceSince we are talking about Windows 11, we can forget X86 architecture. 2. I propose to simplify the process detailed in step 2 : - Ignore steps 2.4, 2.5 and 2.6 - Step 2.7 : replace startnet.cmd by the following statements : wpeinit powercfg /s...