The Perfect Automated Windows 11 Install USB.
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Today I will show you how to create a Windows 11 install USB that will bypass Windows 11 hardware requirements, bypass the Windows 11 Microsoft account, and debloat Windows 11. Also it does all of this automatically without any use interaction. It does this by using an autounattend.xml file.
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Why isn't this method so popular yet ? This is the best method among all. 🔥
It's definitely easy.
@@CyberCPU The best part is , we don't have to do anything after setting up the usb device as it's fully automated thus saving us alot of time.
I used NTLite more options disable apps read each settings see if its something you don't like takes more of your time
I heard about this about two months ago. A bit late to the party here.
Probably because a bypass dictates that when shit hits the fan, it's all on the user to fix. That and the fact that one may have a sub-optimal experience going down this route due to hardware struggling with something.
Making a "thumb" drive. I see what you did there. That green thumb should help in the garden.
The moment that a wood working power tool is created, it's goal in life is to remove your fingers. Always remember that and treat such tools accordingly!
Thank you for the Windows tips and info!
And the larger the tool, the higher up the limb it bites. (See also "chainsaw")
I like using Rufus to make the bootable USB drive. Just download the ISO and then apply it. No need for the media creation tool. Also Rufus can remove hardware requirements, bypass privacy questions, remove online account requirements, and set local account if you choose to do all that. It's also great at creating bootable USB Linux images. I have 1 USB for openSUSE Leap 15.6 and one for W11_23h2
May I recommend Ventoy so you can have 1 USB for all ISO files you'd need.
It's a very handy USB tool. I have several ISO files of my own creation.
Stock Windows XP vista 7 8 10 & 11
Modded/DeBloated version
Server versions (mainly 10-11)
And many versions of Linux
Manjaro Ubuntu Kububtu Fedora Pop os
Nobara Mint arch.
Very convenient for testing and repairs. 128gb USB helps alot. And they're not too expensive either.
me too, been using rufus for years, just did a Win 10 install, thinking of switching over to the darkside windows 11, if I had not seen this video I would not even considered it.
@@jettramel it's not as bad as people make it out to be. I have win11 on a old 2013 motherboard FM2 socket AMD A series processor. Runs great with no issues. You just have to get used to some of the features, that's all.
@@Yotes_ I tried Ventoy for all the mentioned reasons. However, it simply did not work. So I tried Rufus - works like a charm. (Both used on a Windows 11 system to create different bootable sticks.)
@@batemanjo9 Thanks, tweaking it on this I5-6500 seems to work fine, may switch my I3 Dell Inspiron One 2330 over to it also, I've messed up the I5 a couple of times with tweaks & it got stuck on some updates but I like learning new stuff anyway, it's just what you get use to, I remember not wanting to switch to Windows 10 but I did anyway.
Came here for the IT advice, stayed for the woodworking advice 😆
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Dude, where have you been hiding all these years?! This is a great tutorial! I've been testing this for the past two days before leaving my comment. I have a few PC laying around that I use exclusively to test new software and configurations. I uninstall and install back Windows with this XML file, test a few different software, run some benchmarks, among other settings. I also used this on my gaming laptop with a 7th generation Intel CPU. Meaning, my gaming laptop does not qualify for a Windows 11 upgrade. I've been playing my games for the past two days without any hiccups. I can tell anyone without a shadow of a doubt that this is legit. In fact, all PCs run faster than before. I love it! So, I included this XML file in all my Medicat Windows ISO files and now I have an even better Medicat tool. I can reset my clients' PCs faster and more efficiently. Thank you! I subscribed to your channel. You have a new fan :D
This kind of things were so popular back in the XP era, installing Windows unattended, all the apps silently, changing it to your unsigned theme and changing the Windows system dlls' internal icons to reflect your theme, etc
Shout out to Nlite
A nifty site/tool, will definitely keep in mind. IT repair shops must love stuff like this.
Agreed!
Becareful guys if you have more than 1 hard drive attached. Don't copy his exact setting. You must not touch the default setting "Partition the disk interactively during Windows Setup" if you have 2 or more drives attached. Because if you choose his setting selecting GPT etc... it will just choose disk0 and start installing from the very beginning until it finishes without stop and you will not have a chance to abort at anytime. I made the mistake of trying to see if my Ventoy even works and it just installed on my backup drive without any prompt.
That's strange that a USB drive would be disc 0. Did you have to install drivers for your controller?
I probably should have added that it would be a good idea to unplug any other drives in the system before doing this.
If I ever revisit this topic again I'll make sure to include that.
for me that was simple, I merely removed any storage devices, you do not wish to accidentally format. An ounce of prevention, is worth a pound of cure(or loss)
Yeah. I usually pull those drives during a reinstall. @@williampollard4759
@@CyberCPU I've also had a portable (yes, it is) Win10 install decide to rewrite the file table on an attached USB drive that was formatted in a previous century -- Win10 does NOT like the older NTFS format and WILL nuke and replace it. This rendered all the data on that drive unreadable. I expect Win11 does the same. After that adventure, Win1x never again touches an older system in my house unless ALL the other drives have been disconnected first. (See also the problem with rewriting the volume label on floppies, rendering them unreadable, but for that there is the NoVolTrack fix.)
Portable? I've found Win10 will tolerate an installed HD being moved between systems (this one has been through at least six, not even same era hardware), and at most it may tweak some drivers. I imagine Win11 will do likewise, but haven't yet tried it.
I assume you can just disable all other disks in the bios, or yes unplug them.
As for selection, i guess you just select Disk Number So would be 4 on my machine, i dont get the partition number, what would you set that at 1 also?
This works great! My friend gave me a bunch of old laptops that I'm refurbishing that don't meet the hardware requirements of Windows 11. I was doing the manual methods to bypass the hardware limit and forced ms account but this does it for me and I love how I can disable widgets, stop the bloat installs, adjust the start menu etc. all automatically. What a great timesaver this is especially if you have to reformat multiple computers. Thank you for your very detailed explanations!
Thank you for this very informative video. I previously saw this video about a week ago. I followed your steps and now I have a working copy of WIN11 on UNSUPPORTED HARDWARE.
On another note... I like the way that you talk to your listening audience. You DON'T talk down to us, and say that we're stupid for not knowing this, like another well known RUclips computer topic presenter. Your calm cool demeanour, gets the point across without criticizing your listening audience. Very well done sir. It is my hope that you get a million SUBs
A lot of good woodworkers are missing a finger. You were almost a good woodworker.
I'm glad I'm still an amateur. 😂🤣😅
Start at 4:57
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you will miss the story about the thumb tho
Thank you
I was just googling how to bring back the old right click context menu, and this popped up in my feed. Thanks for the vid, and props to the creator of the website! Made my day!
well here is how you bring back the old options
enter this into powershell
reg add “HKCU\Software\Classes\CLSID\{86ca1aa0-34aa-4e8b-a509-50c905bae2a2}\InprocServer32” /f /ve
Restart your computer
You're Welcome
I only had one minor hiccup the first time installing: windows didn't detect the SSD on the newly built PC, so installed on the SATA storage drive :D. Easy fix by reinstalling, entering BIOS to get the drive activated, and changing the setting in the Answers file to prompt for installation drive. Still a very useful tool, saves a lot of hassle on installing. And the video sponsor key site worked great with your discount code. Keep up the great work :)
I love your focus, using windows without all the major problems!❤
The biggest problem is Microsoft introduces issues every time they update. It's why I ended up on Fedora Linux but I will admit it's not perfect either. I have to give up all the software for a lot of my peripherals like my mic, dac, and other things. No OS is a perfect solution.
@@bradmiles1984 Why fidora as opposed to Ubuntu pro? I'm considering it myself.
@@bradmiles1984your mic or dac doesn't work on linux? Both my mic and dac work fine. Also DL fooyin it's a foobar clone. If you switch to kde they have a app that detects fake flac files
As a retired shop teacher, your right that was really dangerous, next time go to an auction and buy a used router table. I see them all the time for sale for next to nothing, $10 bucks or so and save your fingers man. Also, I hope you were wearing eye protection!!!
Hell he could build one for 2 us od scrap plywood etc there is zero excuse for doing as he did
Barring some murder horror movie come to life etc ie not bloody likely!
That is really dangerous
@@konnorj6442seriously very scary what he did 😂
Now we need a custom drive to UPDATE an existing Windows 10 system on unsupported hardware to 11 without formatting the drive and starting and installing from scratch.
This is exactly what I need.
IT support? 😂 that's my current project
Why would anyone want to update to 11 from 10? except to scam some old lady of course as we IT people do
Need!
Wow. What a game changer. It took me well under 8 minutes from boot to desktop. It took me longer to fill out the answer file. Still had a prompt to fill out keyboard settings during installation, but still by far the best method to install Windows. Cheers mate😊
You've done a great job with your RUclips channel and as a system builder and old computer refurbisher I applaud your efforts! You're obviously very knowledgeable and I love the candid approaches! I would like to see (or if you have a good tested method) for REinstalling Win11 Pro on an unsupported machine (i.e., no secure boot, no TPM 2.0) on a previous install of Win11 Pro so that files, installed programs, current settings, etc. are not lost. This would be to repair a currently damaged Win11 Pro install where there are likely more issues than corrupt system files. A regular attempt to reinstall Win11 Pro on an unsupported machine seems to abort when the server finds that it doesn't meet the requirements (though Win11 Pro was running perfectly before, including updates, etc.) This would be extremely helpful to all of us if it's possible -- or is that not possible??? Keep up the great work and thank you! ...Jeff
All of my windows 11 on unsupported hardware videos should work for upgrading as well as fresh installs. If they don't I mention that in the video.
Really? 😂. I never win anything 😊 🎉. That’s great!
I knew it was only a matter of time before I ran across a video that talked about woodworking and computers at the same time.
Absolutely brilliant , done this today with Win 10, it works like a charm and fast ! Thanks
did it ? I tried it some days ago and had an error message
@@andrewryan8533 Yes done it and it works. I had to install on my Brother old PC with Intel core i5 2500 cpu. as the Tutorial show I just put the edited XML file I created and put it at the USB thumb drive of the WIN 10 Installation and all was good. good luck
@@andrewryan8533 What's the error you've got ?
@@RanTausi disk part error.
I tried it yesterday late I just pressed Escape and it ignored the message and it works now. Strange.
Great walk through, I just used this to install windows 11 on my new pc, very easy, much appreciated :)
So this does the "custom iso file" for you, instead of using NTLite i guess.
Probably for the best for most people.
Also it's funny how smaller channels talk about stuff like this but not bigger channels...
well done, probably the best demo of W11 installation I've seen. Gets the 'thumbs up' from me.....oh sorry about that !
You were not the only lucky person in the USA the last week! :)
I see what you did there
And brother you ain't lyin'!
I'm a guitar builder. I bought a router table a couple years ago. That thing scared the sh!t out of me. I was never comfortable around it and as a result I never used it. Decided I didn't really need it. Sold it. Just not for me. Glad you're ok!
This looks great. Even better would be having the answer file integrated in the actual ISO file so it could be used with Ventoy intead of having a separate USB stick fro every version of Windows.
I did this last night! It’s amazing. Honestly. My OCD is at peace.
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I bet you intended to say "unattended" rather than "unintended". 0:02 That said, thank you for this, and I'm glad you didn't have to learn to use nonary!! When power tools attack, they attack swiftly and without mercy!!! :)
Im a tech teacher at a public schoola nd this was very helpfull. Thanks
The instructions begin at 4:58, for those of you who don't feel like waiting damn near five minutes for this guy to finally get to the reason you clicked on his video.
Rich, talking about Thumb Drives, How's you Thumb!!
Doing well, I've had my stitches taken out since the video was filmed and it's just a thumb now. 🤣😂
I love it. I haven't worked in IT Desktop Support since 2005, forgotten most of it, and even I could do this. Thank you.
The main disadvantage I see here is the inability to specify the LTSC edition. I'll write to the author to add it.
Ltsc still not added
I’m trying to get Windows 10, but I keep getting an error. Does anyone know a good website to get it from?
Hello Joshua! I can recommend you bnh software. I got mine and it was all easy and very secure!
Yess it's a really good website! A while ago, my coworker recommended it to me, and I loved it! It's also super safe.
@@MarkUSAfreedom Okok, I purchased it and it's working fine! Do you have the Office products too??
Nope, I don't have it, but anyway, their customer service is always available to answer any questions you may have.
@@MarkUSAfreedom I got both. Everything's working great! Thanks a lot bro!!
I literally went from 152 running processes to 33. My CPU can finally catch its breath.
I spent 10 years renovating and furnishing a barn to be my residence and workshop. Made every stick of furniture (lots of router work) and not one cut. I solder in the nude! The trick is to firmly believe that all your tools are sentient, malevolent, and patiently waiting for the perfect time to strike and fuck you up. Your tools are not your friends! They are evil bastard things that you must bend to your will!
I have not watched your video yet, but I already know I'll like it. I've never paid for anything MS has released to the public. I'm running win11 for workstations at zero cost. Disabling all telemetry is the goal. I'm running Glasswire also. I'm busy making a stand-alone OPNsense or Sophos firewall at the moment, so many projects, so little time...
Schneegans is pronounced "Schnee + Gans" ("she-knee" spoken as one syllable and then "gans" sounding like Hans with a G like Gun instead of H) which means in German a female "Snow Goose" as a proper noun (Schnee means Snow and Gans means Goose) or "Silly Goose" as a slightly slang version.
As for why the website is named as such, well it's because the owner's last name is Schneegans, Christoph Schneegans.
Follow the "Persons" link on the site's main page, run it through Translate if you sprich kein deutsch :)
Perfekt erklärt (perfectly explained)!
Der Typ ist mir höchst suspekt.
sheer MAGIC!!! thank you! old house framer here, who appreciates how VERY-lucky your are, for that itty-bitty cut. haaa. good to laff, after that close-call, right? whewww.... [ tip: there's NO laffing IF one's long-beard get's caught. good to band it when working. lots of us old framers know a little :-) ]
Getting this right after the July PC sales is awesome!
This is fantastic! I tried it for the first time, I cannot believe how fast Windows will install debloated without an internet connection or creating an account! Thank you so very much for this, it is saved me time and made my life so much easier when doing a fresh Windows 11 install.
9:01 So what if you a windows license product code that's already activated on the PC you're installing it on? Any time I do a clean install windows I don't bother entering a product code since it just automatically activates it self once I go online with it. Will this step change this if it's using a "generic product key?"
I have the same question :P edit: I did find a way to find the original product key of your computer, use command line (cmd) as administrator, and use the following command " wmic path softwareLicensingService get OA3xOriginalProductKey " ( without the quotes obviously) . That will give you the product key of your windows license.
you can bind the license to your Microsoft account
@@adrnik19 Yes which is what i believe had happened in the past with all of my licenses keys at some point in the past in the Windows 8 era. Even though I'm not using a Microsoft account currently on my PCs. Even then doing clean installs i never have to enter in a product key, and it's a retail product key. It just works. If i build a new PC i buy a new key, but then at some point it reverts to that default key at some point but I don't login to my Microsoft account.
Regarding power tools, I could not agree more. Serious injury is one complacent moment away. I myself came millimetres from cutting in of my thumb only a couple of years ago on a power saw.
Safety with these things is a state of mind. You have to pause before every movement and consider where your hands are in relation to spinning cutting blades.
The comments about being in ER very much resonate with me. I've been to ER a few times myself and also with other people and noted that whenever you do, there are always at least a couple of other blokes there nursing hand injuries from tools.
The forced Microsoft account requirement upon installing Windows 11 is super annoying. The new stupid right-click menu is terrible, and the fact you can't fully disable Windows Defender like you could in Windows 10 makes me hate Windows 11 even more. Will have to try your new method.
The Microsoft about thing is easy on Pro, at least. Just tell it you want to join a domain, and it will let you make a local account. Then just, well, don't join a domain once Windows is installed.
Hold up. I had to pause this video at about 3:09. I'm sorry but this is one of those moments when you fall in love with a channel immediately. Just kidding with being sorry. You can tell a real tech/engineer when you see one. Glad to subscribe. Now, on to the rest of the video.
Thank you.
Engineers face this every milliseconds everywhere
Do an in depth video explaining each of those settings and check boxes. i.e. what all the features are that you can turn on/off like Skype, etc. As a lot of those, I have no idea what they are for or do.
Is there an option to transfer an existing windows 10 PC and keep programs and then install windows 11? Thank you
Thanks for this. Microsoft has been really insistent lately that I upgrade to Windows 11 - especially with end of support coming next year - so I figure I better stop putting it off and get myself acclimated.
Brilliant, thanks !
OMG 🤯🤯🤯 this is TIME SAVING as hell! Thank you!!
Hesitant, but I decided to try this. I tried it and it went perfect. Thank you very much
Thnx man 🤝🏾
Nice, I'll keep this video for my next wipe
Great video, but there is no link for the german website to get this file.
Sorry, it's in the description now.
Wow...this install method combined with the CCT Windows Utility changed the game for me. Just bought a new ASUS TUF A16 and applied it out of the box...mind blown!!!
What is the link for this super tool?
Sorry, it's in the description now.
@@CyberCPU thanks Rich
this is great! I was able to make the drive on UTM virtualized Win11 running on an M2 MacBook Air and then ran the install on an old Intel Mac and it worked flawlessly!
Skip to 4:58 to avoid all the "fluff !"
So good. I didn't know you could drag n drop the xml file into the bootable usb. Very good.
The perfect W11 install is no W11 install at all.
Exactly i will remain on win 10 until a better version of windows appears like windows 12 or maybe move to linux.
Well i am also using win 10 sine years now and atlas os 10 since 1.5 years but now I am thinking to switch to win 11 for aesthetics, meeca ui, a bit of animations, a lot of softwares only supports win 11 so I have to go now
@@Pdfnaega You should it wasn't cosine years? 🤣
I haven't even thought of switching to the dark side of Windows 11 until I saw this video, damn I just did a fresh Win 10 install & could have used this page, way better than nLite, thanks.
Link please?
It's litterally in the video...
Yes you have to type a little.
@@zackzeed It's may be in the video but it's like the the rest of the sceen can't be read by many. How about enlarger the screen capture.
Sorry, it's in the description now.
@@CyberCPU tq
This worked great for a new Win 11 install without connection to a network. When it ran it went very fast. Thanks.
start a 5:30
I had a sticker on my hard hat for years that said "I'll try to be nicer if you try to be smarter". I don't think that it triggers too many people anymore...lol.
None of those "apps" are actually installed unless you try to use them. They "bloat" you are removing is minimal and has literally no effect unless you run the app and decide to use them. Using a VM that is not connected to the internet is a bad example as pretty much all these apps will be "reinstalled" once connecting to the web. Autounattend files are great, don't get me wrong, and can be used for a good deal of customization and automation, but it's better to actually script installing the apps you want with a powershell script after first login. The "debloat" fad is a clickbait theme that really has no relevance on modern hardware.
I built my first computer three months ago for school and finish school and found my dream job earlier this week. I start on Monday and this morning when Windows updates hit it crashed my computer. I spent 16 hours attempting five different ways of trying to reinstall windows and luckily stumbled across this video, I am literally in tears. I am not embarrassed to say. I was so angry sad and frustrated. Again. Thank you so much. I think anybody reading this as well as yourself. Understand how hard it can be emotionally for some of us that can barely even afford that first computer. It is such a big deal. It took me a full year to save the money to even buy the computer and a huge risk because I took time off of work to go to school so I’ve been under a lot of pressure so this was a huge thank you. A huge relief. I can’t express my gratitude enough
Why go through the trouble? Just move to Linux. You are going to have to in the future anyway.
"Eyeroll" keep telling yourself that. Every Linux echo chamber fanboy has been saying it for decades.
As someone who has used it, cope bro.
Haha, oh man. Some really believe that :-D
Maybe when a majority of games are on Linux.
Chill bro 72% of the world uses windows. Not everyone cares about Linux. It still needs a lot of development to make it mainstream. Linux is awesome if you are a dev or have some knowledge. Not everyone likes the scary terminal commands on Linux
Nice video Rich. As a carpender for 38 years, I know how dangerous powertools are. I have not cut my fingers with powertools. Only a knife and a saw. In my appinion they are more dangerous because you are not alert enough when using them the way you would do with powertools.
This is awesome, it even worked on my x99 xeon that has no tpm 2.0 and Would Not let me even with registry key hacks, so this is a welcome tool! All seems to be running good after some updates and ill be playin what i want as soon as it downloads. Now i hope it stays stable.
Listening to your woodworking story makes me think of some woodworking shops I've been to. There's always a guy or two that you'll see missing a finger or part of a finger
The old adage, Haste Makes Waste!! I've personally discovered this to be true many times in my life, seemingly to have forgotten paste lessons learned when I get in a hurry!
The following weekend when I went to continue working on my project, I was actually afraid of the router. I had to force myself to use it. Luckily it wasn't eventful. 🤣😂
Unbelievable! It even works on an old Samsung laptop from 2009....Thanks for the very good tip!
Thanks so Much for This 👍 Just bought a new computer, first computer that I bought already built for me in 20+ years. In any case, this is a great way to just wipe it and make windows the way it should be. OH and that custom xml page, has a BUNCH more options now that what it did just a month ago when you made this video.
Thanks, I did everything as instructed but for WMWare and bought Win11 for $23. Awesome!
"Be careful with power tools." As a carpenter, I agree. And yes, I can still count to ten ;-)
Sorry to hear about your opportunity. Been there done that. Love your channel and your information.
Hope you heal quickly, I too have cut into my thumb with a bandsaw. Be safe. Thanks for the video.
that was truly lucky, most router accidents end with more than one finger chopped off, here where I live a hand with only thumb and pinky is called a "carpenter's hand", because chopping 3 fingers is kinda common among the class
It works so far I am trying it on one of my AMD 8 core system.. a tiny ASROCK. Thing over heats like a beast, but had old school 10 on it. Giving it a go. so far stopped at one of the questions. Might need yo go back and revisit the questions again.
Thank you so much! This actually makes me like Windows 11.
Just trying this now on an old HP 8200SFF which is certainly on the list of unsupported hardware. I built the file by going along with this video, and whilst it prepopulated the language and keyboard page, I had to tab through to highlight the NEXT button, and hit return to kick things off... Not saying it was something I missed, but I would watch and pause the video whilst I replicated the process shown on the video before unpausing the video and continuing. Being a slow machine and an old drive it will probably be morning by the time the install is complete 🙂
EDIT:
Well the install went OK after that... but the thing I noted was after attaching the PC to the home network, it downloaded an update and then when the windows "start" button was clicked the window was filled with suggested apps... Maybe for us numpties who are still clinging on to their windows 7 & 10 machines you could do a video for the ultimate custom self installing windows 11 build you mentioned at the end of the video.
You got lucky - my brother lost his right hand thumb - the efforts to reattach it fail - the emotional loss it caused is long lasting. He tries to pretend that it is OK. But we know how much he is unhappy. Be good, I am glad you are OK.
Windows 11 will always install on virtual box. The VB template for Win 11 makes the install believe that it is supported hardware. I run Win 11 Virtual box just to watch movies with. It is great fro binge watching while you are working on other projects. i.e., background playing.
I always use VB for testing installs that I am going to actually install. And none of my workhorse systems have internet. I use an old junker for Internet up and downloading which is always off the home grid.
this is really nice actually. just running this installer vs installing win 11 normally saved me like 15% of my 16gb ram that was being used at startup. and for my ROG ALLY, thats a big deal.
Great video with great info! Thank you. Just tested this on a Dell Vostro 4th gen i5. It blue screened during the 1st run. Tried it again and it only asked me for the version (Pro or Home) and which drive to install to. After that - everything was automated and turned out perfect! Runs quite well I may add. Thanks again!
This is a game changer for installing Windows. HUGE HUGE deal.
This is what I've been looking to have for years, Sir, thank you very much, this is just what I wanted to have a clean, ready-to-use Windows .. Thanks again!
A neat thing about this answer file stuff, the installer and the XML file don't need to be on the same media. So long as the autounattend.xml file is accessible the installer will follow it.
You should do a video on those fogazzi USB drives, how you tested, how to tell, who you bought them from, etc.
I already returned them. I bought them from Amazon though. I didn't expect to get fake drives from Amazon. Typically you get stuff like that from eBay.
@@CyberCPU Was the _seller_ Amazon or third party? Anyway, would've made an interesting and educational video. Thx for the response.
@@Joseph1NJ I'm not sure. I didn't pay attention when I bought them. I really should have made a video on it. Wasted opportunity I guess.
wow nice thank you. very similar to ntlite. it also creates that xml file and the list of options is very similar although a bit more detailed in ntlite.
Been doing it like this for a long time now with the custom files and network setting on you can download the browser of your choice and install 3rd party app you want or need. It's definitely easy and IMO THE BEST WAY.
In 2020 or so, after looking into the legalities, I purchased one of the cheap windows 10 or 11 for a new build at around $12. I installed it and recall a lot of trying to get me to sign a MS account. Don't recall all the details but I just kept refusing until the moment I realized it was activated and using windows with no problems then or thereafter. And if I may...FMS!
Dannnnnnnng, this worked great. I just set up a VM on unRAID and it was the easiest and fastest Win11 install ever. Had to exit the VM template manually to add another ISO to be mounted but that was mostly just a copy and paste job with a couple edits. TY for bringing this to at least my attention.
I would be leery to use an unofficial tool from some random site that modifies your Windows installation...
This is really cool though.
I have battled to start new laptop it’s going to be a stand alone. Used my Microsoft account. It proceeded to bring all my personal files over to new computer. It’s going to be a public use computer. No option to opt out couple RUclips later it’s resolved. I’m an older tech way out of touch. Been interesting couple days. This installation USB is going to be my go to for the older unused laptops. Thankyou for the tutorial.
I used this and it worked perfect. Best method yet. I will also test it on an actual DVD and let you know how it works. Don't see why it wouldn't.