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Appreciate all the work both of you have put into this. I'm not too bothered with language packs for now, just need to get time to work through this properly and can then circle-back and make it nicer Thanks again to you both!!!!!!

Thanks for doing this, very much apprecited. I will work though it and do my best not to drive you nutz. Going to take a day or so to go through it due to work, commitments etc. so may not rpeort back right away - thanks again!!

Thanks - I found those but can't use Win 11 Inside edition for the donated PC's

Thanks - I'm still kind of confused and can only see Win 11 Insider edition on uup dump

Thanks, appreciate your patience. I'm confused though as your link for MultiArchitecture Script: Here took me there and the thread is all about ESD. That's why I d/l'd the ESD's. I can't PM you and have'nt hit on the MultiArchitecture Script via google yet either and don;t want to cause any...

HI, I REALLY appreciate you helping me out, and sorry that this is so frustrating for you. Something is off here with were I went follwing your instructions and I will back-track to see where I went wrong. I followed the MultiArchitecture Script: Here link you had posted , and that takes me to...

When I had no success booting the ISO’s created via NTLite I tried booting the ISO's that were created after downloading ESD from abbodi1406MDL and following the reference how to by Enthousiast. They give me the same error I used the x32 base as I understood that would allow the ISO’s to boot...

Started to work my way through your post. For simplicity I'm not doing any languages as yet. I worked thorugh and created a Win Home/Pro 10 32/64bit ISO and a Win 11 Home/Pro 64bit iso Created a fresh simple preset, multi arhcitechture and applied it to each edition I wanted and removed the...

Well, it will be longerthan I thought before I can work through this, life changing scenario just came in - start a new job in the morning. Fortunaley I have a lot of my old school sysprep images as backup so can still work on machines Once I get going through your setup though it should be way...

It's possible but I've also been testing numeruos different ISO's with different names, so am still pretty confident it's not the VM crypticus sent a good write up that I'll be working though, so will see how I get on with that Cheers

Hi crypticus Thanks for putting this together, really appreciate it. I've only had chance to glance through it and won't be able to try it out until later today. I've been using W10 32bit as the base as understood that could cope with x86 & x64 whereas the 64 could only do x64 Once I've worked...

No change, still won't boot under UEFI I mounted the drive onto another VM to look at the partitions that were created during install, and at lest 1 is missing Below is from my real PC, although you only see 3 of the 4 UEFI partitions in Disk Management Can't carry on with this. Have to...

If it does I've wasted days on this chasing my tail, thought it was required, but obvioulsy not. Thanks will let you know, I hope it does

The partitions are create by NTLite when you select the Disk Template in the Unattended section. I did'nt create them NTLite does and they don't overwrite each other I will try without selecting it and see what happens

You might not create partitions but NTLite certainly does. It creates 4 for UEFI and that's all I have PARTITION EXTEND ORDER SIZE (MB) TYPE WinRE False 1 450 Primary EFI False 2 100 EFI MSR False 3 16 MSR Windows True 4 'Leave empty' Primary

You missed my point. In NTLite what steps did you go through to create your ISO?

There aren't any other setting to check on the VM. It boots if the UEFI ISO is 32bit but not when 64bit If you have built x64 Windiows editions with UEFI what steps did yuo take to do that?

I have mounted the ISO directly into the VM and I AM pressing a button

Sorry for mixing terms around. I created an ISO via NTLite and mounted it as a CD in the VM. Then I power on the VM to firmware. ALl the options you see are standard items that appear on Vware UEFI, and are not related to the the ISO/CD it is trying to boot from, they are just possible boot...

VMware Worksation I also have VirtualBox but have not used it for this project - ISO's don't boot there either as I just checked