Unable to download the Workstation version correctly and the setup.exe cannot be launched

[PLXT]

I try to upgrade my MacBook from Windows 10 to 11, so I follow this guide

Install Windows 11 on a 2015 MacBook Pro

downloading and creating media seems fine, but after selecting the system version, the cmd window just closes and nothing else happenes

I have tried all the presets, and the final results were consistently the same. did i miss any steps?:)

Environment: Device: MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, Early 2015) CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-5257U CPU @ 2.70GHz 2.70 GHz RAM: 8.00 GB System Version: Windows 10 Pro for Workstations 22H2

[nondetect]

Guide from your link is a bit outdated, and that say's at the beginning of article, and provided link to newest version of guide Officially your device don't meet System Requirements of Windows 11, so to bypass this requirements you can use another script from this author(Skip_TPM_Check_on_Dynamic_Update.cmd) Another issues what I see on your screenshot is that generated Windows image don't contains your Windows revision (Pro for Workstation), so I recommend you download official iso from Microsoft website

and after applying script mentioned above run installation from iso

[PLXT]

Guide from your link is a bit outdated, and that say's at the beginning of article, and provided link to newest version of guide Officially your device don't meet System Requirements of Windows 11, so to bypass this requirements you can use another script from this author(Skip_TPM_Check_on_Dynamic_Update.cmd) Another issues what I see on your screenshot is that generated Windows image don't contains your Windows revision (Pro for Workstation), so I recommend you download official iso from Microsoft website and after applying script mentioned above run installation from iso

:) Thank you for pointing that out, workstation is indeed not included in the consumer version.

I check the README again, and notice that a step was indeed missing. for workstation upgrade, need rename the script to ProfessionalWorkstation MediaCreationTool.bat

it looks like already turn to workstation channel, but i dont know why i still get the same image

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Finally, I tried the method you mentioned of manually downloading the ISO, and it worked fine. Now that I have successfully accessed the upgrade page, I will come back to report after the upgrade is successful.

[PLXT]

Anyway, I successfully upgraded Windows using the ISO. The script 'Skip_TPM_Check_on_Dynamic_Update.cmd' was helpful.

However, there are some minor issues with the MCT script's download image functionality, as mentioned earlier. Before the upgrade, I encountered an issue where my system couldn't run any setup.exe files downloaded by the MCT script, even after applying the patch. What might be causing this?

...now my system has been upgraded, so sorry I may not be able to reproduce this

[nondetect]

However, there are some minor issues with the MCT script's download image functionality, as mentioned earlier. Before the upgrade, I encountered an issue where my system couldn't run any setup.exe files downloaded by the MCT script, even after applying the patch. What might be causing this?

The script can manually handle all types of Windows revisions. However, problems seem to arise only during the "automated" process in certain situations or with specific revisions. This may be due to changes Microsoft has made in the way it delivers revision packages, which have been altered several times not long ago, and the script has not been updated for quite some time.

[LightYagami28]

Hi @PLXT you have resolved?