Using Autounattend.xml to install Windows 10 Pro


  1. q6987890
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    Using Autounattend.xml to install Windows 10 Pro


    I am using autounattend.xml file to install Windows 10 Pro from a 1809 image. Windows 10 Pro is index #6 in 1809 image. I am using a USB Drive to install this.

    InstallFrom
    Path .\sources\install.wim
    MetaData
    Key /IMAGE/NAME
    Value Windows 10 Pro

    But it keeps showing error. Whats wrong? Is the relative path correct?
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  3. hsehestedt
    Posts : 4,187
    Windows 11 Pro, 22H2
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    The path to the install.wim looks fine (at least by what you have shown above).

    Could you please provide the following?

    1) The exact error message that you are receiving.
    2) A copy of the autounattend.xml answer file.

    Thanks!
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