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I found out through this post Deploy a customized Windows 11 Start Menu that the layout of the Windows 11 Start menu is stored in the folder: “%LocalAppData%\Packages\Microsoft.Windows.StartMenuExperienceHost_cw5n1h2txyewy\LocalState” in a file called “start2.bin.”

Now I can run and complete the SysPrep procedure without errors, even using the same ISO 25H2. The basic requirements for running Audit mode and then completing the SyS Prep procedure without errors are to work with ISO without any autounattend files and to delete all AppBundles for Audit users.

After many tests, I found the culprit. he autounattend file generated by Generate autounattend.xml files for Windows 10/11 In ISO 23H2, it worked with my RunOnceEx structure. In ISO 24/25H2, the same RunOnceEx configuration with the same autounattend file does not work. Without the autounattend...

Only the two folders created: Scripts and State. Inside the State folder. This is the log I found in C:\Windows\Panther\UnattendGC. https://justpaste.it/5r5zu

I tried with the new value, test failed.

Please excuse my ignorance, but do I need to enter REG ADD %KEY% /v Flags /t REG_DWORD /d “0x20” /f to also obtain the execution log and error log?

I have always used setting 20. Are you saying that this is incorrect with the new ISO 24H2/25H2 structures?

Good morning, Garlin. The script is called “SetupComplete.cmd.” After installation, the “Script” and ‘State’ folders are created in the “C:\Windows\Setup” path. The following files are located in the “Scripts” folder: In the “State” folder

Good morning, I was trying the RunOnceEx procedure, which only works if I use the ISO structure of 23H2, and I can't understand why. The ISO structure with RunOnceEX is as follows: The scripts folder contains these instructions: @echo off SET CDROM=%WINDIR%\Setup REG ADD...

One Drive is not present. These are the apps present in Audit mode, before generalizing and shutting down the virtual machine. However, the generalization does not return any SysPrep errors. Name PackageFullName...

Yes, I removed Windows.old and, to be on the safe side, I also ran the app cleanup command for the audit user. PowerShell.exe -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Command "Get-AppxPackage | Remove-AppxPackage" I wanted to specify that the error message occurs at 75% of the installation.

Good morning. I noticed some strange behavior after the SySPrep Audit Mode procedure. I tried both the W11 24H2 ISO and the new 25H2 ISO to run some tests in audit mode, without including any updates or apps. Then I generalized and shut down the system, and the virtual machine ended the session...

Thanks for the advice. You're right, I tested it with NLTlite and it's much easier. However, I also learned an alternative procedure with PowerShell, even though I didn't want to.

Thank you very much for the information.

Good to know. In my ignorance about using NTLite, I tried to open a post about it, but since I didn't receive a reply, I thought the procedure wasn't possible. If you kindly have any reference links, I would be grateful. I would also like to know the procedure with NTLite. Thank you.