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  1. Sorry, maybe I was not clear. I downloaded the latest Windows 11 (business) esd, then exported image 6 (Enterprise) from it, did some "servicing" on it (removing some components) and also, like I always do, delete winre.wim from it (I have no use for it, as I always use my own PE). Looks like Windows 11 is now the first OS to complain about winre.wim missing from install.wim after my manual apply and rebooting. Must be a setting/ registry setting somewhere? Thanks for listening, Antonino!
  2. It's been a while since I've done some work on new Windows versions, but now that I have a few days off, I'm doing some experimenting with Windows 11 23h2. All my usual tweaks and settings still work OK, but it looks like I can't delete winre.wim anymore, without complaints from setup? EDIT: I don't think this is WinNTSetup related, I believe I got the error on a manual apply test There's just the one (new) error I'm getting, just before install is complete: "setup was not completed successfully", but after a reboot, everything finishes OK anyway. Can any of you friendly people give me some hints? Setuperr.log does mention "Winre not found", so I guess that is where the error message is coming from? (It's the only error in the log).
  3. Hi JFX, how are you doing!? Have you heard about the new (?) Microsoft Validation OS? Overview Microsoft Validation OS is a lightweight, fast, and customizable Windows 11-based operating system that you can use on the factory floor to diagnose, mitigate and repair hardware defects during Windows device manufacturing. Validation OS boots into a Command Line environment to increase reliability on the factory floor and supports running Win32 apps, smoothing the transition from early hardware bring-up to retail OS and apps development. https://software-static.download.prss.microsoft.com/dbazure/888969d5-f34g-4e03-ac9d-1f9786c66749/22621.1.220506-1250.ni_release_amd64fre_en-us_VALIDATIONOS.iso What is your opinion on this? For example, what the heck is it anyway? :-) A bit more info can be found on a different forum: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/discussion-microsoft-validation-os.85484/
  4. Thank you for your reply, Alacran. I understand the points you made, but to me it would still be useful if Grub4UEFI could support my scenario on GPT, similar to the way I use Grub4DOS on MBR now (and have done for years). I like to have a few Windows operating systems on seperate (indepentant/ hidden) partitions. For example: one for "work", one for dev, one for testing, etc. I also liked the Grub4Dos/ GFXCustomizer boot menus (as I've mentioned before). I would also like to reverse the question: "Why would Grub4UEFI -not- support it?". When the different OS's are independent and invisible from each other, it's easier to make OS image backups (Terabyte, etc.). Thanks again for your reply, I know you're more interested in the VHD approach, but I hope that if you ever find some hints to my desired solutions, you will share it with us in this or other topics, as I'm sure you will. I hope you're having fun booting!
  5. Alacran, If you have any idea for me to test HD multibooting (eg. several Windows 10 installs on separate partitions) on a GPT disk, please let me know. I have a spare laptop for testing. I really only tested Terabyte BootItUEFI on GPT once (didn't really like complicated setup), but from this test I learned that I only need one FAT32 EFI system partition, then as many NTFS partitions as I wanted for multibooting. If you find any menu.lst entries for that anywhere (on this or the other forums), I would be happy to test.
  6. Alacran, thank you for starting this topic on MSFN. This might be a dumb question, but I'll ask it anyways, maybe others wonder about this as well: - Is it possible do do "hd multibooting" with Grub4UEFI? Like it is with Grub4Dos on MBR/BIOS systems? Or have you read anything about this being developed for future versions? I can't wrap my head around this at the moment, but maybe something similar to Terabyte's BootItUEFI, or as I said, the "old" Grub4Dos? I guess this would involve hiding some partitions, etc.? Thanks for your reply.
  7. Thanks for this great update. Thanks also for your tips about the DPI settings, they worked like a charm. I will also mention this update to some buddies, if you don't mind...
  8. Hey, that was pretty quick :-) Thanks, I will try it for the PE as well, but my question was more about the best way for the "Main OS" that we apply from PE (using WinNTSetup or other). So the four settings you mention should be enough. Thanks again, I will try them... > Maybe for version 5 (in a few years) ... Maybe a separate option for scaling in version 5 as well :-)
  9. Hi JFX, just a quick question, if I may... What would be the best. quickest/ easiest way to get the display settings to (say) 175%? (we're talking about the apply stage, obviously). Can this even be done with simple registry stuff? Thanks...
  10. Thanks for looking into this!!! Yes, it normally works all the time with the older ImageX version (have used it dozens of times). Must be some other weird thing, but it's so strange that 15063 NEVER has those issues. Oh well, not really WinNTSetup's fault, but as you're active in other fields relating to PE/ Deployment as well, it's always best to ask the master directly. (Abbodi1406 told me he doesn't use PE all that much, I've always wondered about that, we could use him around <g> but that's another topic again).
  11. Just finished a test of direct apply of UUP files (build 18980 x64). WinNTSetup 4.0b6 performs this task with no problems (using WimgAPI 18362). (Actually, I always wonder why a lot of people bother to convert preview UUPs to an ISO, all this effort can be spared, just use direct apply, either with WinNTSetup of Imagex). I wanted to test the manual method as well (using imagex.exe from the command line, or actually from a gui/ script thingy), and to my surprise this still produces the errors below. So for manual use, I still use version 15063. Any idea why this would happen? Command line: imagex /apply pro.esd /ref: g:\uup ImageX (any version after 15063) produces errors like this: [ ERROR ] Restoring ....filename.... again {Error = 6) Error restoring image. The handle is invalid. Once again: WinNTSetup is not to blame, just wondering what's going on here...
  12. Thank you very much, I didn't know about the fixed uup apply, I will test imagex 18362 on its own as well. Very nice to see all the recent additions to WinNTSetup!
  13. Most excellent to see all you veterans here again lately! Yes, I agree using wimgapi for apply and wimlib for capture. I often use UUP direct apply (for insider previews), for this I use (from the PE command line) an older version of Imagex (15063, I believe). Later versions could never apply UUP files without errors, we discussed that before, but that part of the thread seems to be gone. ...or WinNTSetup, of course. JFX, I notice that after downloading the DISM files, for x86 it has wimgapi version 15063, but for x64 it is version 18362. What is the reason for that? Does the 18362 version not have the problems anymore?
  14. I think Misty is just interested in testing stuff... I guess he likes Wimlib so much for his PE builder, that he also wonders what the most efficient way for adding packages would be, and if it could be done without using mounting/ unmounting. For me personally, mounting is not so bad, as long as I can remember not to open any explorer windows to check what's going on during unmounting :-)
  15. I recently wondered the same... :-) (it's a small world) I know you don't like the "buggy as hell" 16299, JFX uses wimagapi from 15063 in his great WinNTSetup (I use imagex.exe from that version as well for UUP direct apply). See here: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AnNmc1rU9VMAhGfaGtiigOc0BUlV
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