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A lot of errors, latest Windows 11 24H2 #310

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capsload2 opened this issue Dec 31, 2024 · 2 comments
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A lot of errors, latest Windows 11 24H2 #310

capsload2 opened this issue Dec 31, 2024 · 2 comments

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@capsload2
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capsload2 commented Dec 31, 2024

Im getting a lot of errors, trying to build a Tiny11 with the latest Windows 11 Pro.

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@Vanqy9316
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Vanqy9316 commented Jan 2, 2025

thanks for submitting this issue. can you please verify that you have started the script as an administrator?
Even if you end up getting a .iso file at the end of the script, it will not work unless its on full privileges.

Please try again with the following steps:

  • copy the script file, e.g. C:\Users\Vanqy\Desktop\Tools\tiny11builder-main\tiny11maker.ps1 to clipboard
  • Start PowerShell/Terminal as admin via the start menu or powertoys run.
  • type powershell -f ,paste from clipboard and hit enter. the full command should look like this powershell -f C:\Users\Vanqy\Desktop\Tools\tiny11builder-main\tiny11maker.ps1

when the script is done, notice the size difference of the resulting .iso

the last two days, ive tested multiple times of not using and using powershell -f to run the script. without the command, even in a admin privileged powershell, the resulting .iso was not working and failed in midst of setup: "cannot validate product key".
upon search on the internet, i stumbled upon this: system can't access the file on the usb flash drive to validate the key

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@robinhood2014
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Please try again with the following steps:

  • copy the script file, e.g. C:\Users\Vanqy\Desktop\Tools\tiny11builder-main to clipboard
  • Start PowerShell/Terminal as admin via the start menu or powertoys run.
  • type powershell -f ,paste from clipboard and hit enter. the full command should look like this powershell -f C:\Users\Vanqy\Desktop\Tools\tiny11builder-main

That got it working. It would help the user greatly if we were to explicitly specify that this tool requires the built-in Windows PowerShell, not the new cross-platform PowerShell Core. Also, we don't want to forget the name of the actual .ps1 file in the path, thus: powershell -f C:\path\to\tiny11builder-main\tiny11maker.ps1 or powershell -f C:\path\to\tiny11builder-main\tiny11Coremaker.ps1.

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