Setup.exe doesn't let me choose the type of install

[Windows 10 User]

This is weird. After I clicked on setup.exe it didn't even let me choose the type of install (custom or upgrade) and immediately moved all my files and folders to a Windows.old folder and removed all my programs like it was a custom install.

EDIT: Now I tried running the setup.exe from the ISO MSMG ToolKit created and it said "We can't tell if your PC has enough space to continue installing Windows 10".

EDIT 2: Now I was able to install Windows from the ISO MSMG ToolKit created and it looks like it did an upgrade install but it didn't let me choose the type of install.

EDIT 3: It looks like it's related with the autounattend file. I had to delete it and even after that it wouldn't let me choose the type of install but I think it'll do an upgrade install. How can I keep the autounattend file and the upgrade install?

 

[nuhi]

What you are describing is normal Windows behavior and issues.
Is there anything I can do to help around this tool?

You do realize this is not a MSMG ToolKit forum?

 

[Windows 10 User]

What you are describing is normal Windows behavior and issues.
Is there anything I can do to help around this tool?

You do realize this is not a MSMG ToolKit forum?

I want to keep the autounattend file and the upgrade install.

Yes, but I only mentioned it for you to know it didn't cause this.

 

[nuhi]

To have a manual upgrade, and not unattended (by definition it means automated), then rename autounattend.xml in the root to something else.
Same like Unattended and Recovery, Windows are like that by design, cannot have both modes at the same time.

 

[Windows 10 User]

To have a manual upgrade, and not unattended (by definition it means automated), then rename autounattend.xml in the root to something else.
Same like Unattended and Recovery, Windows are like that by design, cannot have both modes at the same time.

Ok. Well, it's a pitty, then.