Closed vince897 closed 1 month ago
Could not apply image: [0x00000570] The file or directory is corrupted and unreadable.
makes it pretty clear that the install.esd
from your ISO image (which appears to be a custom Windows ISO, as any official ISO, such as the one that you can download through Rufus, would use an install.wim
) is corrupted..esd
is corrupted, Rufus will have no trouble creating an installer, since it copies the .esd
wholesale. Contrary to what you assume, Rufus does not validate that a .esd
or .wim
contains proper data when it creates a standard Windows installation media. In fact, the file could be all zeroes or complete garbage, and Rufus would not show any error. On the other hand, when creating a Windows To Go media, it needs to actually extract the content from the .esd
so if that .esd
is corrupted, you will see an error there, but not on regular media creation.If you want to create a Windows To Go media, please make sure that you work with an official retail Windows ISO, such as the ones that Rufus can download (see below) and in case of any issue, make sure you validate the SHA-1 of that ISO (which you won't be able to do with an unofficial or MCT ISO).
As it appears to be a corrupted ISO problem, I will close this issue. But feel free to open a new one if you still see a problem when using an official retail ISO.
I'm sorry if I caused you a problem with the info that I sent.
I have used at least four downloads of Windows 11 all from Microsoft some using the Media Creation Tool. I don't know what a custom ISO file is.
I'll try to figue out how to do the the SHA test and download the Windows 11 ISO again. Appreciate your time
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button to compute the MD5, SHA1 and SHA256 checksums, which are therefore present in the log I copied. I confirmed, by performing an internet search, that these values match the ones from the official image.I tried several copies of Rufus 4.5p and several copies of Windows 11 ISO andRufus failed to complete to obtain a Windows To Go file. To determine if my ISO file and Rufus were error free I ran Rufus for the Standard Windows Installation and it completed. I assume this verifies my ISO file and the version of Rufus 4.5p I am using.
The full Log is attached here.
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