I hadn't seen either, thanks for the info
20H2 19041.631 ISO is also available via TechBench by WZT with Install.wim image instead of Install.esd for the ISO created by MCT.
It remains the same weird thing however with the version of the winre.wim image different from the Install.wim one.
It looks ~Ok for Win10XPE with the same fixes previously done (C: to X:, KernelBase.dll version,...)
Win10XPE_2020-12-15 update
Support for Windows 10 2009 - 20H2, continuation (19041.631)
Black Screen (Desktop) Fix Update
and a few small details updated in the base
GWT.exe: v20.0.10 Un-Upxed to avoid some false alarms
HostNetDrv.exe: Updated to v1.0.1.1
PowerShell Core: back to version 7.0.3 to support external commands. Waiting for the fix in version 7.2.0
Everything: Updated to v1.4.1.1000
Q-Dir: Updated to v9.0.4
Acronis TrueImage 2021: Updated to v34340. Update Language Code for 2021 version instead of lang ID
Macrium Reflect: Updated to v7.3.5365
HWinfo: Updated to v6.40
AnyDesk: Updated to v6.1.0.0
Mozilla Firefox Quantum ESR: Updated uBlock Origin v1.31.0
Mega Optional Application Download: Updated to 2020.12.15
generated ISO inside a hyperV machine, no issue
running well
Thanks
OCCT 7.2.0 update available
Hit the Update button on the script interface
Release Notes
- - - Updated - - -
XnViewMP 0.98.0 update available
Hit the Update button on the script interface
Release Notes
- - - Updated - - -
GIMP 2.10.22 update available
Release Notes
Good day.
After some tinkering I have created two workable ISOs using w10 20H2 (I have some outdated ones) but I have one question (although I guess the answer is no). Is there any way to create a hybrid x86-x64 in one ISO?
I tried using Ventoy, but it didn't work.
If you means an ISO containing an x86 & x64 version - Yes, But
You would have to create a ISO/Sources64 folder
Build to ram
edit the BCD to included the x64 boot.wim contained in the Sources64 folder
create New ISO
(Hint: you can maintain seperate arch folders - Build Core/Build Options > Use arch in target
Would the ISO be workable - for sharing to USB - Yes
Would the ISO be a Bootable Multi-Arch ISO - unknown as I do not boot ISO's directly
With Ventoy - you would just include Both Arch ISO's to the Ventoy drive
Win10XPE_2020-12-17 update
After efforts to try to support 20H2. There is no need to go further
The result is not really reliable, depending on the components or applications used...
In Windows 10 version 2009 - 20H2 ISOs, update packages were not added to winre.wim, as it is normally done!
And so, the Versions between winre.wim and Install.wim do not match that is a source of incompatibilities and problems.
In addition to the C:\ drive in the registry instead of X:\ (already fixed)
TechBench ISOs and Media Creation Tool ISOs are concerned, ISOs created via UUP files look good.
Except for UUP ISOs, It is preferable to use Windows 10 version 2004 - 20H1 and forget Windows 10 version 2009 - 20H2
In case the versions do not match, I have added a message to inform and ask to continue construction or not (No by default).
Winre.wim Version (10.0.19041.1) Does Not match Install.wim Version (10.0.19041.631)
Incompatibilities Are Likely to Occur With Perhaps an Unreliable Result.
Preferably Use Windows 10 version 2004 - 20H1
Continue Anyway ?
