Closed DATEx2 closed 11 months ago
+1 same behavior not working.
Sorry for being away for such a long time.
Dev builds have been rebased. 25xxx for Canary, 23xxx Dev, 22000 Beta
I did not anticipate a rebase, was thinking they are going to use 26xxx, so the code had this detection line: if %VER% == 11 findstr /r "P.r.o.d.u.c.t.V.e.r.s.i.o.n...1.0.\..0.\..2.[256]"
The fix is simple, just had to add the 23xxx builds to that findstr regex:
if %VER% == 11 findstr /r "P.r.o.d.u.c.t.V.e.r.s.i.o.n...1.0.\..0.\..2.[235]"
Will update the script as soon as I can.
I was able to upgrade to Windows 11 (21H2) from Windows 10 (22H2) under Apple BootCamp environment on July 3.
I was able to upgrade to Windows 11 (21H2) from Windows 10 (22H2) under Apple BootCamp environment on July 3.
Probably. The issue only affected upgrading to 23xxx Dev builds.
@AveYo Hi, fix worked, now it says Windows Server installation, but when I continue, It throws again we have a problem determining whether windows server can be run on your computer.
Any tips?
Any tips?
Any tips?
Yeah I read readme in bypass11 and did that, but didn't worked. Same error.
My Windows 10 is bit broken, I can't fix my updates, after I download update and try to install it (restart and update) it throws we couldn't complete updates undoing changes. So maybe it's because of this I can't pass next.
In that scenario an upgrade from 10 to 11 does not help.
What you need is a successful repair-install with the current OS version and only after try upgrading.
Some more tips:
C:\Windows.old
if presentY
to ResetBase when askedI just upgraded a 10 to 11 22H2, then to 11 Dev via windows update (unsupported pc). First time it failed and undone it back to 11 22H2 - then I tried again with the steps above and 11 Dev went through (sometimes it fails because it can't estimate required disk space correctly, other times because compatibility check can cause a race-condition, rarely is a store app / registry / permissions that breaks setup)
If you're okay with WSL then I've just made a similar project called Mido: https://github.com/ElliotKillick/Mido
It's minimalist in that it's only for downloading the ISOs. Very clean and readable shell script. :)
Just an alternative for those who want something a bit simpler for VMs and such. Doesn't replace this project in any way.
It says Sorry we cannot determine at this time and then closes. This make your tool 100% useless