Closed je5442804 closed 8 months ago
Windows Holographic is a Windows Core OS based Product and therefore has no concept of a Windows Desktop Install Media and cannot be converted into an optical disc image.
In order to create Windows Full Flash Updates or Virtual Hard Disks for Windows Core OS based editions of Windows, look into the Windows Adaptation Kits' Image Update and Update App toolsets.
In order to mount Full Flash Update images for Windows Core OS based editions of Windows, look into the Windows Adaptation Kits' WPImage toolset.
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UUPMediaCreator
Ver: Release 3.1.9.2 amd64
CurrentOS:Windows 11 21H2 10.0.22000.2538 amd64
Description
Try to get the Windows 11 ARM64 23H2 Holographic ISO File, (hololens 2 seem to be ARM only?) There's no problem downloading the metafile, but fail to use UUPMediaConverter to convert Folder into .iso.
I've tried many different ways such as 1: use "-e" "-l" in UUPDownload or not, 2: use "-l" "-l" in UUPMediaConverter or not .... -l en-US -e Professional ... but the error tips always to be the same.
I'm not sure anything wrong, maybe it's my command line operation problem?
Steps to reproduce
1: Open Powershell, with admins priv... 2:
/UUPDownload.exe -s Holographic -v 10.0.22000.2538 -r Retail -b Retail -c fe_release -t arm64 -l en-US
(/UUPDownload.exe -s Holographic -v 10.0.19043.1 -r Retail -b Retail -c fe_release -t arm64 [-l en-US])
same as the result3: Waiting util download success, the data folder located in ./10.0.22621.1254.ni_release_svc_sydney_rel_prod.231204-1600_arm64fre_5d2b4c679b95, it's shoould be ready to convert. 4:
./UUPMediaConverter.exe -u 10.0.22621.1254.ni_release_svc_sydney_rel_prod.231204-1600_arm64fre_5d2b4c679b95 -i Win11_ARM64_23H2_Holographic_x64.iso -l en-US
(UUPDownload work fine..., ignored)
If Possible, an Windows Holographic ISO will be great, I just wanna this :) by the way, I got .ffu File from https://aka.ms/hololens2download/10.0.22621.1254 But fail on convert/mount it, tested with kinds of tools but keep failing. emmmm, oh... the Windows Holographic, taken too many time...