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MicroWin can't open the image #2863
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I tried it. Here is such a mistake:
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@ivaf, perhaps run the script in PowerShell 7 (or PowerShell 5 depending on what you used there) |
PSVersion 5.1.19041.4894 Now I have installed PowerShell version 7.4.5
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@ivaf, try running my changes again from my fork. They should feature better error handling |
@CodingWonders, yes, I tried to run it from your fork. The error is the same.
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@ivaf, please provide the output of your process. Compilation is a bit broken on PowerShell 5 (it's been reported and a fix is on its way), so you need to compile it in PowerShell 7 |
@CodingWonders, I compile it in PowerShell 7. Attaching the log file. |
@ivaf, unfortunately, I can't help you because the exception information doesn't show the message. You'll have to do the following in the following order:
Come back with the results. Or make sure you're pulling the changes from the |
@CodingWonders Thanks for telling me about brunch! Here I finally saw what the problem was. Antivirus software. My antivirus did not allow access to the autorun.inf file, and at this stage the file copying was interrupted. |
@ivaf, I'm curious. What AV are you using? |
@CodingWonders DrWEB Security Space. He really dislikes autorun.inf files :) |
Describe
When I try to upload a Windows image to MicroWin, I get an error message: "Neither install.wim nor install.esd exist in the image, this could happen if you use unofficial Windows images. Please don't use shady images from the internet, use only official images. Here are instructions how to download ISO images if the Microsoft website is not showing the link to download and ISO".
The image was downloaded correctly, the necessary files are there.
Terminal output:
Screenshots:
Additional context
I tried to do it on two computers. I got this result everywhere.
OS: Windows 10 Pro x64 22H2 (19045.4894)
Locale RU
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