- Ntlite create bootable iso how to#
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- Ntlite create bootable iso windows 10#
Ntlite create bootable iso how to#
On how to edit each image and what else can NTLite do, check the Support page.
Ntlite create bootable iso install#
– when editing each of those exported images/editions, make sure those images are detected as Status: “Isolated” on the Source page.Īnd if also editing on them the Unattended settings, make sure to enable the option “Copy to Install image” in the toolbar that way automation settings are per image, not on the root for all the same, like in the default Windows setup. Right-click the desired edition, Edit to change its name to something specific like “Windows Pro for Admins”, so you don’t lose track which is which, especially when they are merged back into a single image. – Add the exported images to the Source page if they were not listed already. Only don’t put it inside any ISO structure just yet, keep this in a folder as your editing ground.Įxport as many as you need, from any base image, be it updated or not, different or same, just each differently named, make sure it’s from the ISO that you will return this back into because the boot image (boot.wim) needs to be compatible. – right-click and Export – WIM it to some fileįor example “D:\CustomImages\FirstCustomImage.wim” – after it’s done, make sure it’s not loaded, icon should be gray
Ntlite create bootable iso update#
– choose the base image, you can also update it with latest updates as well, do nothing else to it, not even update cleanup. NTLite supports this, basically you can Export each edition to another image (WIM file) from the Source page, make your own editions, rename them. You can see editions on almost any Windows image, those in a form of Home, Pro, Enterprise and similar. If the Ventoy Partition 2 is after 128GB on the disk then the BIOS is probably OK as it legacy boots OK.I don't know how to partition using ventoy, I let it do its normal work creating the external HD only with ventoy, and including all the iso's that I would use, so far I've always used a pendrive, but I would move to HD for having a much larger size than my flash drive.It is possible to merge multiple editions into one ISO, making it simpler to deploy different scenarios for each machine type.Ĭhoosing one edition for each instead of having separate USB sticks or ISOs. (09-30-2022, 04:47 PM)Steve2926 Wrote: Some legacy BIOS have the 128Gb limit bug on USB disk accesses.Ĭould this be the problem? How is your 1TB USB drive partitioned? 80 of ventoy and yes a problem with something related to being an external HD, I'm going to do a test now with one of these iso that didn't work on the HD on a pendrive to see if it happens.
Try to rest and see when using nlite to create iso with the ability to windows upgrade.the problem is with using an external HD, as I said in the post above, the same iso with a 32GB pendrive works perfectly, I noticed now that several of my iso's are not loading either, and it always worked, it probably won't be a problem with version. (09-30-2022, 04:43 PM)nguyen ha thai trong Wrote: Going to windows setup means that ventoy has given permission to windows setup and finished the task, so the error you mentioned is clearly the windows setup or boot.wim. Maybe try defragmenting the ISO?I just did this test, with a 32gb pendrive it works normally, with a 1tb hd it doesn't work, I connected it to 3.0 and 2.0, both don't work with an external hd. So I ran Defraggler on the ISO file to defragment it. I tried wimboot mode and saw an error about 'too many chunks' (can't remember exact message).
Ntlite create bootable iso windows 10#
Is the 1TB drive connected to a USb 3 USB adaptor and is it connected to a USB 3 port? If so, use a USB 2 port or connect a USB 2 cable between the USB drive and the USB 3 port.Īnd had a problem running that ISO and another large Windows 10 ISO using Ventoy Legacy, Is the problem only with Ventoy and that 1TB drive or does it fail with Rufus on that 1TB drive too?ĭo you get the problem on a different system?ĭo you get the problem using a standard Microsoft Win10 USA Retail ISO?Ġx80004005 is usually an data I/O error which could mean a problem with the USB drive + USB port.
(09-30-2022, 03:10 PM)Steve2926 Wrote: Do you get same Legacy problem if you use a different USb drive?
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