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@ -4,21 +4,21 @@ A powerful yet simple windows 10 / 11 deployment automation tool as well!
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Presets
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1 **Auto Upgrade** with detected media, script assists setupprep for upgrading directly
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1 ***Auto Upgrade*** with detected media, script assists setupprep for upgrading directly
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> _- can keep files and apps on more scenarios where os and target edition does not match_
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> _- can switch detected edition by adding EditionID to script name_
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> _- can troubleshoot upgrade failing by adding `no_update` to script name_
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2 **Auto ISO** with detected media in current folder directly _(or C:\ESD if run from zip)_
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2 ***Auto ISO*** with detected media in current folder directly _(or C:\ESD if run from zip)_
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> _- can override detected media by adding edition name / language / arch to script name_
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3 **Auto USB** with detected media in specified usb target
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3 ***Auto USB*** with detected media in specified usb target
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> _- for data safety, this is not fully automated - must select the usb drive manually in GUI_
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4 **Select** with user picked Edition, Language, Arch (x86,x64,both) - on specified target
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4 ***Select*** with user picked Edition, Language, Arch (x86,x64,both) - on specified target
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> _- implicit choice, includes setup override files (disable by adding `def` to script name)_
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5 **MCT Defaults** runs unassisted, creating media without script modification
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5 ***MCT Defaults*** runs unassisted, creating media without script modification
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> _- no added files, script passes `products.xml` and quits without touching media_
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1-4 presets will modify created media in the following ways:
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> _- patch `winsetup.dll` in boot.wim to remove windows 11 setup checks when booting from media (11 only)_
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> _- can disable by adding `def` to script name_
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simple deployment
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Simple deployment
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`auto.cmd` is behind `Auto Upgrade` preset via GUI, or fully unnatended by renaming script with `auto MediaCreationTool.bat`
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should make it easy to upgrade keeping files and apps when the OS edition does not match the created media
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script is added to the created media so you can run it again at any time; can even use it on non-MCT windows 1x setup media
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it is fairly generic - it will detect available editions in install.esd, pick a suitable index
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then update EditionID in the registry to match the target; can even force upgrade to another edition, keeping files and apps!
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also sets recommended setup options with the least amount of issues on upgrades _(includes 11 tpm bypass - disable via `def`)_
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**auto.cmd** is behind ***Auto Upgrade*** preset via GUI,
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or fully unnatended by renaming script with `auto MediaCreationTool.bat`
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Should make it easy to upgrade keeping files and apps when the OS edition does not match the created media
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Generated script is added to the created media so you can run it again at any time
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It is fairly generic - it will detect available editions in install.esd, pick a suitable index, then
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update EditionID in the registry to match target; can even force upgrade to another edition, keeping files and apps!
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Also sets recommended setup options with least amount of issues on upgrades
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Let's say the current OS is Enterprise LTSC 2019, and you use the business media to upgrade:
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`auto.cmd` selects Enterprise index and adjust EditionID to Enterprise in the registry (backed up as EditionID_undo)
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Maybe you also want to switch edition, ex. by renaming the script to `ProfessionalWorkstation MediaCreationTool.bat`:
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`auto.cmd` selects Professional index and sets EditionID to ProWS in the registry.
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Let's say the OS is Windows 7 Ultimate or PosReady, and you use the consumer media to upgrade:
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`auto.cmd` selects Professional index, and sets EditionID to Pro or Enterprise, respectively.
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In all cases, the script tries to pick an existing index, else a compatible one to keep files and apps on upgrade.
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Let's say you have a dozen PCs in several locations with versions: 7, 8.1, 10 and editions: Ultimate, Home, Enterprise LTSB..
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If you need to upgrade all to the latest 10 version and only use Pro, you could rename the script as:
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`auto 21H2 Pro MediaCreationTool.bat`
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Can even add a VL / MAK / retail product key in the same way to take care of licensing differences.
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The script also picks up any `$OEM$` folder in the current location - for unified branding, configuration, tweaks etc.
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> Let's say the current OS is Enterprise LTSC 2019, and you use the business media to upgrade:
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> **auto.cmd** selects Enterprise index and adjust EditionID to Enterprise in the registry (backed up as EditionID_undo)
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> Maybe you also want to switch edition,
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> ex. by renaming the script to `ProfessionalWorkstation MediaCreationTool.bat`:
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> **auto.cmd** selects Professional index and sets EditionID to ProfessionalWorkstation in the registry.
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> Let's say the OS is Windows 7 Ultimate or PosReady, and you use the consumer media to upgrade:
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> **auto.cmd** selects Professional index, and sets EditionID to Professional or Enterprise, respectively.
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> In all cases, the script tries to pick an existing index, else a compatible one to keep files and apps on upgrade.
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>
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> Let's say you have a dozen PCs spread with versions: 7, 8.1, 10 and editions: Ultimate, Home, Enterprise LTSB..
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> If you need to upgrade all to the latest 10 version and only use Pro, you could rename the script as:
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> `auto 21H2 Pro MediaCreationTool.bat`
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> Can even add a VL / MAK / retail product key in the same way to take care of licensing differences.
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> The script also picks up any `$OEM$` folder in the current location - for unified branding, configuration, tweaks etc.
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Windows 10
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Windows 11 and the TPM / SecureBoot / CPU / Storage setup checks
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[MediaCreationTool.bat](MediaCreationTool.bat) creates 11 media that will **automatically skip clean install checks**
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`Auto Upgrade` preset, or launching included `auto.cmd` from the created media will **automatically skip upgrade checks**
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To NOT bypass upgrade setup checks, rename the script as `def MediaCreationTool.bat` or run `setup.exe` from the created media
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Note that `MCT Defaults` preset creates a vanilla media without modifications!
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***Auto Upgrade*** preset, or launching `auto.cmd` from the created media will **automatically skip upgrade checks**
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Running `setup.exe` from the created media does not bypass setup checks - use `auto.cmd` instead!
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To NOT add bypass to the media, use ***MCT Defaults*** preset or rename the script as `def MediaCreationTool.bat`
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Regarding the bypass method, for a more reliable and future-proof experience,
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clean installation is still handled via _winsetup.dll_ patching in _boot.wim_
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upgrade is now handled only via `auto.cmd` with the */Product Server* trick
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*Just ignore the 'Windows Server' label, please!*
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Note that [Skip_TPM_Check_on_Dynamic_Update.cmd](bypass11/Skip_TPM_Check_on_Dynamic_Update.cmd) acts globally and **will skip upgrade checks via setup.exe as well**
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> Regarding the bypass method, for a more reliable and future-proof experience,
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> clean installation is still handled via _winsetup.dll_ patching in _boot.wim_
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> upgrade is now handled only via `auto.cmd` with the */Product Server* trick
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> *Just ignore the 'Windows Server' label, please!*
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Note that [Skip_TPM_Check_on_Dynamic_Update.cmd](bypass11/Skip_TPM_Check_on_Dynamic_Update.cmd) acts globally and **will skip upgrade checks via setup.exe**
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Get RP/BETA/DEV 11 builds via Windows Update on "unsupported" hardware
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Get RP/BETA/DEV 11 via Windows Update on "unsupported" hardware
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Step 1: use [Skip_TPM_Check_on_Dynamic_Update.cmd](bypass11/Skip_TPM_Check_on_Dynamic_Update.cmd) to automatically bypass setup requirements
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_It's a set it and forget it script, with built-in undo - v7 using more reliable /Product Server trick_
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@ -81,24 +83,22 @@ _while on 10, use BETA for Windows 11 22000.x builds (release), DEV for Windows
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Step 3: check for updates via Settings - Windows Update and select Upgrade to Windows 11
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If you already have a 11 ISO, USB or extracted Files and want to add a bypass
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Already have a 11 ISO, USB or extracted Files and want to add a bypass
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Use [Quick_11_iso_esd_wim_TPM_toggle.bat](bypass11/Quick_11_iso_esd_wim_TPM_toggle.bat) from the confort of right-click - SendTo menu
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switches installation type to Server skipping install checks, or back to Client if run again on the same file, restoring hash!
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Switches installation type to Server skipping install checks, or back to Client if run again on the same file, restoring hash!
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**directly** on any downloaded windows 11 iso or extracted esd and wim, so there's no iso / dism mounting
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_defiantly quick_
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works great with business / enterprise media since it comes with ei.cfg so setup won't ask for product key at start
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Works great with business / enterprise media since it comes with ei.cfg so setup won't ask for product key at start
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for consumer / core media you can add a generic `EI.cfg` to the media\sources yourself with this content:
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`[Channel]`
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`_Default`
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if setup still asks for product key, input retail or gvlk keys found in media\sources\product.ini
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_gvlkprofessional=W269N-WFGWX-YVC9B-4J6C9-T83GX gvlkcore=TX9XD-98N7V-6WMQ6-BX7FG-H8Q99_
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_gvlkenterprise=NPPR9-FWDCX-D2C8J-H872K-2YT43 gvlkeducation=NW6C2-QMPVW-D7KKK-3GKT6-VCFB2 etc._
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> if setup still asks for product key, input retail or gvlk keys found in media\sources\product.ini
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> _gvlkprofessional=W269N-WFGWX-YVC9B-4J6C9-T83GX gvlkcore=TX9XD-98N7V-6WMQ6-BX7FG-H8Q99_
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> _gvlkenterprise=NPPR9-FWDCX-D2C8J-H872K-2YT43 gvlkeducation=NW6C2-QMPVW-D7KKK-3GKT6-VCFB2 etc._
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Note that [Skip_TPM_Check_on_Dynamic_Update.cmd](bypass11/Skip_TPM_Check_on_Dynamic_Update.cmd) **will work for manual upgrade as well**
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_regardless of mounted iso / usb media already having a bypass added or not_
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