Solved Installation of a fresh windows 11 24h2 stop with errors

RandomGuyinIT · Sep 10, 2024

Silvio said:
So,

Are we seeing pages and pages of posts in this thread, because certain people don't know how to use Rufus, to create Win11 boot USB?

Or, is it because, OP wants to perform in place upgrade from W1123H2 to W1124H2, on "incompatible machine" !?

I Guess you just like to type to have a +1 massage don't you?

RandomGuyinIT · Sep 10, 2024

Silvio said:
I have "forced" myself, to read "the entire thread".

And now still wondering,

Why some people don't just wait, for the impending "official" Win 11 24H2 launch,
There plenty of guides, to be found on Google, on how to use Rufus, to burn MS ISO, to allow unsupported machine support,
Are people really trying to install/upgrade "incompatible PC", to Win 11/24H2, using original ISO dpwnloaded from MS?

Be assured, won't be following this thread.

Allow me to answer this real quick so you and your arrogance can just leave
1 in my free time i can literally do what ever I wanna
2 I perfectly know how to find iso and use rufus
3 my machine is compatible with the o.s

Be sure we not gonna miss your arrogance and pointless messages

antspants · Sep 10, 2024

glasskuter said:
Unless one is already running an insider build, I can't for the life of me undertand why anyone would join insider just to get 24h2 at this late stage of the game. (that is unless you plan to stay on insider going forward)We'll all get 24h2 in release within a month and a nice new clean release iso will be issued for anyone who wants to clean install or do a manual in-place upgrade..

RandomGuyinIT said:
I dint think is illegal do this isn't?

Either is having an opinion in a thread.

RandomGuyinIT said:
Allow me answer this real quick so you and your arrogance can just leave
1 in my free time i can literally do what ever I wanna
2 I perfectly know how to find iso and use rufus
3 my machine is compatible with the o.s

Be sure we not gonna miss your arrogance and pointless messages

I think you may be having a problem with grasping the concept of an open forum.
Sometimes things are repeated because either the commenter hasn’t read a thread or because they are failing to understand where a person posting the problem is failing. You weren’t mentioned, the individuals desire to cheat the system was.

Either way, again, it’s an open forum.

RandomGuyinIT · Sep 10, 2024

I think we can just close this post. Ty for all who try to help

antspants · Sep 10, 2024

Top right of first post you can mark as resolved. It may attract a little less traffic. Threads don’t get closed here unless they are against the rules

Scott · Sep 10, 2024

Actually, the OP's machine is fully compatible with Win 11.

@RandomGuyinIT do you know if secure boot mitigations were ever applied to your computer?

Here's how to check. Open a Admin Terminal prompt and type the following:

Code:

[System.Text.Encoding]::ASCII.GetString((Get-SecureBootUEFI db).bytes) -match 'Windows UEFI CA 2023'

From this KB article

KB5025885: How to manage the Windows Boot Manager revocations for Secure Boot changes associated with CVE-2023-24932 - Microsoft Support

support.microsoft.com

If it returns True, mitigations were applied.

Hasefroch · Sep 10, 2024

Scott said:
100% ?. Your CPU is not on the Windows 11 supported list. Yes, is supports SSE4.2, but it's still not on the list.

Please download and run WhyNotWin11.

Download - WhyNotWin11

Download WhyNotWin11 Download For Windows Minimum Requirements Recommended OS Windows 8.1 Latest Windows 10 Build CPU 32-bit Single Core 64-bit Dual Core or Higher RAM (Memory) 40MB Free 100MB Free Disk (Storage) 5MB Free 100MB Free How to Check Whatever Your PC Compatible With Windows 11? 1...

www.whynotwin11.com

Here's what 100% supported hardware should look like.
View attachment 108065

the .com site is not official I think. there is the official site: GitHub - rcmaehl/WhyNotWin11: Detection Script to help identify why your PC is not Windows 11 Release Ready. Now Supporting Update Checks!

Hasefroch · Sep 10, 2024

Hasefroch said:
the .com site is not official I think. there is the official site: GitHub - rcmaehl/WhyNotWin11: Detection Script to help identify why your PC is not Windows 11 Release Ready. Now Supporting Update Checks!

WhyNotWin11.com is not owned by Me · Issue #66 · rcmaehl/WhyNotWin11

https://www.whynotwin11.com https://i.imgur.com/6Rlz443.png I haven't seen this mentioned anywhere. Is this from you @rcmaehl? The download link currently points to this repo's releases, but they m...

github.com

gaffar · Sep 11, 2024

Ramesh Sharma said:
Hello everyone,
Why it is still bothering clean install/upgrade to Windows 11 v 24H2 despite meeting all requirements by windows users having latest machine pc hardware? This is happening ever since Windows 11 has been launched by Microsoft.
I have installed / upgraded to Windows 11 v24H2 on my unsupported pc many times irrespective of Windows 11 download from uupdump or Microsoft official website.
Registry bypass is still working on both supported / unsupported pc for installation / upgradation to Windows 11 v24H2.
Creating two partitions FAT32 & NTFS on bootable usb has been working greatly with FAT32 partition having boot.wim in manually created 'sources' folder and NTFS partition having all files and folder on it provided boot.wim moved to FAT32 partition 'sources' folder. This method has been clearly mentioned by our VIP members and by @Brink.
Thanks.

is it possible to install Windows 11 24H2 on an unsupported Intel 2nd generation computer? would it going to give errors for popcnt and SSE4.2 instruction set?
I tried to install it using Rufus but could not.USB had an NTFS file system.
can you post complete bypass instructions?

RandomGuyinIT · Sep 11, 2024

Scott said:
Actually, the OP's machine is fully compatible with Win 11.

@RandomGuyinIT do you know if secure boot mitigations were ever applied to your computer?

Here's how to check. Open a Admin Terminal prompt and type the following:

Code:

[System.Text.Encoding]::ASCII.GetString((Get-SecureBootUEFI db).bytes) -match 'Windows UEFI CA 2023'

From this KB article

KB5025885: How to manage the Windows Boot Manager revocations for Secure Boot changes associated with CVE-2023-24932 - Microsoft Support

support.microsoft.com

If it returns True, mitigations were applied.

View attachment 108111

ok i just check that and the is TRUE, so that is what could create the issue?

hsehestedt · Sep 11, 2024

gaffar said:
is it possible to install Windows 11 24H2 on an unsupported Intel 2nd generation computer? would it going to give errors for popcnt and SSE4.2 instruction set?
I tried to install it using Rufus but could not.USB had an NTFS file system.
can you post complete bypass instructions?

If you provide the exact CPU model, we can look it up. But you can also do this. Just do a web search on the model of the CPU, Like Intel i5 xxxx specs.

Ramesh Sharma · Sep 11, 2024

Hello @gaffar,
To clean install Windows 11 v24H2 from bootable usb,on an unsupported pc , first prepare bootable usb following steps given in link 1 below(PART A). Then proceed as below:-
1. Place RegUpdates.reg in NTFS partition. Please find attached herewith.
2. Restart pc boot from installation media. Press Shift+F10 and run following commands one by one.
3. x:\sources>diskpart
4. diskpart>list vol
{Note the letter of NTFS partition of installation media, say K:}
5. diskpart>exit
6. x:\sources>K:
7. k:\>cd sources
8. K:\sources>ren appraiserres.dll appraiserres.dll.old
9. k:\sources>notepad appraiserres.txt
{Click Yes and close notepad window.}
10. K:\sources>ren appraiserres.txt appraiserres.dll
11. K:\sources>Regedit /S K:\RegUpdates.reg
12. K:\sources>exit
Continue installtion on MBR drive.
To install Windows 11 v24H2 on GPT drive, boot the installation media from UEFI mode as first boot sequence.
Alternatively,
{Try using bypass11.zip contents after extracting it as explained in link 1 PART B &PART C}
1. Install Windows 11 v 23H2 on unsupported pc without using command prompt by using bootable usb prepared manually within current Windows OS.
{Or upgrade using steps given in link 2}
2. In place upgrade Windows 11 v 24H2 build 26058.1100 to 26063.1
Thanks for reading.

garlin · Sep 11, 2024

You folks can keep dreaming your hearts off.

If your CPU doesn't support SSE 4.2, no matter how you trick 24H2 into installing itself -- it won't boot Windows.

- bypass hacks won't fix the core problem

- zeroing out appraiserres.dll won't fix it

- DISM /Apply-Image from WinPE won't fix it

- booting 23H2 WinPE or lower to install it won't fix it

Learn to accept PC's without SSE 4.2 can only run 23H2 or earlier, or find yourself a new(er) PC. Installing 24H2 isn't the problem, it just won't run for you.

Ramesh Sharma · Sep 11, 2024

Hello everyone,
About my unsupported pc please see the images if interested.
Thanks.

Ramesh Sharma · Sep 11, 2024

I have assumed that all files from mounted iso of Windows 11 v 24H2 are copied to (Y:) NTFS partition. Excluding "sources" folder, all files are copied to (X:)FAT32 partition. Manually create "sources" folder in FAT32 partition, cut boot.wim from Y:\sources and paste in X:\sources.

Scott · Sep 11, 2024

RandomGuyinIT said:
ok i just check that and the is TRUE, so that is what could create the issue?

Yes, you need the file signed by CA 2023. It resides on your EFI partition, here;s how to get it.

Open a Admin Command prompt and type

Code:

mountvol s: /s

Then type

Code:

copy S:\EFI\Boot\bootx64.efi c:\bootx64.efi

On the root of your C: drive you'll see a bootx64.efi file. It needs to be copied to your Rufus boot USB in \efi\boot
Replace the file that is there.

Ramesh Sharma · Sep 11, 2024

Welcome everyone,
Today I checked for Windows updates on Windows 11 v 24H2 build 26100.1591, after having downloaded cumulative updates , windows build was as follow:-
{Device Specifications }
Device name SHARMA
Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-2100 CPU @ 3.10GHz 3.10 GHz
Installed RAM 4.00 GB (3.89 GB usable)
Device ID 69C0D3D7-2DF0-48D8-A9D2-07A11772F685
Product ID 00330-81485-82337-AA252
System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
Pen and touch No pen or touch input is available for this display
{Windows Specifications}
Edition Windows 11 Pro
Version 24H2
Installed on ‎01-‎09-‎2024
OS build 26100.1742
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.18.0

Thanking you all , please have a look at images attached herewith and please post the comments if you wish.

garlin · Sep 11, 2024

i3-2100 CPU supports SSE 4.2 Okay...

hsehestedt · Sep 11, 2024

Ramesh Sharma said:
Device name SHARMA
Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-2100 CPU @ 3.10GHz 3.10 GHz
Installed RAM 4.00 GB (3.89 GB usable)

Ramesh, glad to hear it's working for you on that system. I know it's not going to be a speed demon, but how is it running on that system? Is it at all useable?

Ramesh Sharma · Sep 11, 2024

Hello @hsehestedt ,
It is smooth and running flawlessly, I have not installed any large programs to test the speed. The RAM is 4GB. It boots within 30 seconds to desktop completely after clicking Windows 11 option in BOOT MENU options in PE Environment.

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