Can i make a bootable win11 iso don't have these enabled?

Megahertz · Jul 16, 2024

On a Win 7, 88 10 or 11, open a CMD window as administrator and type:

diskpart
list disk (it will list all drives. Identify the USB drive number)
select disk n (replace n by the USB drive number obtained with list disk)
clean
convert mbr
create part primary
select part 1
format fs=fat32 quick
assign
active
exit (to exit diskpart)

On Win 10 or 11, mount the iso file and copy all files and folders to the USB drive.
or
use 7Zip to extract all files and folders from the Win 10 iso file to the USB drive.

The USB will boot as Legacy or UEFI to install as Legacy-MBR or UEFI-GPT

hsehestedt · Jul 16, 2024

Megahertz said:
On a Win 7, 88 10 or 11, open a CMD window as administrator and type:

diskpart
list disk (it will list all drives. Identify the USB drive number)
select disk n (replace n by the USB drive number obtained with list disk)
clean
convert mbr
create part primary
select part 1
format fs=fat32 quick
assign
active
exit (to exit diskpart)

On Win 10 or 11, mount the iso file and copy all files and folders to the USB drive.
or
use 7Zip to extract all files and folders from the Win 10 iso file to the USB drive.

The USB will boot as Legacy or UEFI to install as Legacy-MBR or UEFI-GPT

He wants to do the exact opposite, that is, to create an ISO image from the thumb drive.

Megahertz · Jul 16, 2024

Create ISO file

PowerISO

www.poweriso.com

hsehestedt · Jul 16, 2024

I know that you seemed hesitant to use OSCDIMG, but for simple sake of completeness I thought that I would document how to use it here.

Use the following syntax to create a bootable Windows ISO image using the Microsoft OSCDIMG utility:

Batch:

oscdimg -m -o -u2 -udfver102 -l"VolumeName" -bootdata:2#p0,e,b"c:\project\ISO_Files\boot\etfsboot.com"#pEF,e,b"c:\project\ISO_Files\efi\microsoft\boot\efisys.bin" "c:\project\ISO_Files" "c:\destination\image.iso"

Please be careful with the above syntax. There are no spaces in a lot of the areas you might normally expect spaces.

In the above syntax, note the following:

VolumeName - This is the volume name to assign to the image. When burned to a DVD or Blu-Ray disc, the disc would show this name for the volume name. The maximum length of the volume name is 32 characters. To omit a volume name, you can use -L"" or you can leave off the -L "VolumeName" parameter altogether.

c:\project\ISO_Files - this is the location where the Windows files are located. These can be on a HDD, SSD, thumb drive, etc.

c:\destination\image.iso - This is the full path and file name of the ISO image you want to create.

NOTE: For any paths that include spaces, make sure to include the path in double quote marks (").

SIW2 · Jul 16, 2024

Use the following syntax to create a bootable Windows ISO image using the Microsoft OSCDIMG utility

It is easier with a batch file.

But I think the op has a different problem.

Gregory · Jul 16, 2024

That is why we need to see the usb stick
What you must see?
It's the flash disk rufus created for old and new bios pc's

Gregory · Jul 16, 2024

PenPusher said:
View attachment 100860
So you setup Rufus like this?
Edit... wrong second pic

I can't choose the rufus mbr with bios id. Look what options i have.
And i check disable data collection to the next windows when i press "start"

hsehestedt · Jul 16, 2024

Gregory, I mean no disrespect whatsoever, but you've been at this since at least July 7 (date of 1st post in this thread). I know that you may prefer to do this a different way, but I could walk up to a completely new machine, install the ADK (occupies maybe 15 MB of disk space, that's a rough guesstimate) and have that ISO image created in under 10 minutes.

Just to make this even easier, here is a step-by-step:

Install the ADK from here:

Download and install the Windows ADK

Instructions on how to download and install the Windows ADK

learn.microsoft.com

When installing, you will get a choice of options that can be installed. The ONLY option that you need to select is the deployment tools - very small!

Then all you need to do is run the OSCDIMG utility as noted before.

Done!

If you prefer to do this another way, that's fine, but for now, wouldn't you like to get this done the quick way and finally get this resolved?

Another Option
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If you wish, tell me what build and version of Windows you want to create the ISO image for, and I'll create the image for you and put it on OneDrive where you can download it.

SIW2 · Jul 17, 2024

Easiest to use the make-iso I attached to my previous post.

But if you insist on downloading oscdimg.exe, there is a simple method

64 bit

https://download.microsoft.com/down...stallers/bbf55224a0290f00676ddc410f004498.cab

then click on the small cab you just downloaded and extract the file named fild40c79d789d460e48dc1cbd485d6fc2e and rename it to oscdimg.exe

and here is the 32 bit

https://download.microsoft.com/download/6/7/4/674ec7db-7c89-4f2b-8363-689055c2b430/adk/Installers/5d984200acbde182fd99cbfbe9bad133.cab

extract fil720cc132fbb53f3bed2e525eb77bdbc1 and rename it to oscdimg.exe

Gregory · Jul 17, 2024

It is so hard to suggest me one program with ui like for example poweriso, ultraiso e.t.c. that it can take the usb-flash disk rufus created and make a bootable iso file?

I want a simple program to do all these and not commands at cmd or adk.

I try both these programs and both of them the iso file it create is more than 6-7gb. It is a full 30gb as the usb-flash disk drive is.

hsehestedt · Jul 17, 2024

Gregory said:
I try both these programs and both of them the iso file it create is more than 6-7gb. It is a full 30gb as the usb-flash disk drive is.

So, clearly you did it wrong

Please do let us know what program you end up using that works for you. I have used several programs in years past that worked, but there was always a learning curve figuring out how to properly make the images bootable.

hsehestedt · Jul 17, 2024

Gregory,

Try your best to experiment with some of the programs you mentioned, but if you simply make no headway, let me know and I'll actually write a program to do this for you.

To be fair, I should say that I will try my best to do so. I don't foresee any difficulties doing this, in fact, it seems rather fundamental to me. This would be a simple, no frills, text-based program, with only one purpose. It might take me a couple of days to get to it, but I'm willing to give it shot so long as I know that the effort would be appreciated.

Of course, it's also possible that someone else may still come up a procedure using an already existing program.

Silvio · Jul 17, 2024

Gregory said:
Yes you can if you write it at a dvd disc.
And please stop suggesting rufus. Is not the correct program for this work.

Any reason you don't want to create bootable USB, for installing W11?

People are suggesting Rufus, because it 100% works.

And option "might" be, create Windows 11 USB, using rufus, then rip it to .iso.

Gregory · Jul 17, 2024

hsehestedt said:
So, clearly you did it wrong

Please do let us know what program you end up using that works for you. I have used several programs in years past that worked, but there was always a learning curve figuring out how to properly make the images bootable.

No i don't.
I use the exact option that create a bootable iso from a usb-flash disk at both and both create a 29-30gb image file.
so....

Gregory · Jul 17, 2024

hsehestedt said:
Gregory,

Try your best to experiment with some of the programs you mentioned, but if you simply make no headway, let me know and I'll actually write a program to do this for you. To be fair, I should say that I will try my best to do so. I don't foresee any difficulties doing this, in fact, it seems rather fundamental to me. This would be a simple, no frills, text-based program, with only one purpose. It might take me a couple of days to get to it, but I'm willing to give it shot so long as I know that the effort would be appreciated.

Of course, it's also possible that someone else may still come up a procedure using an already existing program.

What programs? Exactly that is the question i make you after i take the path you all suggest me(Rufus) so...
Now at the last step i can't create a normal at gb bootable iso file from usb-flash disk rufus created so.....
I already have try the programs:
01. Imgburn
02. Ultraiso
03. Poweriso
04. Anyburn
And all have the same result an iso file that is 29-30gb as the full capacity of my flash disk so....

aubergine · Jul 17, 2024

I use the following instruction. The ISO file works in both UEFI and BIOS mode. Tested in a virtual machine.

The Official AnyBurn Website

How to make a Win PE iso uefi bootable - Windows 10 Help Forums

"To create a bootable iso file that works in both modes"
"Click Edit Image File"
"click the little yellow icon and browse to the known good iso ( e.g. windows installation media iso file )"
"highlight the contents and click Remove"
"Then click ADD and browse to the files you want to add" ( e.g. a USB stick created with Rufus )

Gregory · Jul 17, 2024

I know the official site of anyburn and i have installed the latest version

We do not have an iso file that we want to edit.
We have a usb-flash disk NOT file so.....
And this is NOT the boot file the rufus created but the boot files it is at the original win11 iso bootable file so....
I want the rufus boot files cause i want the result bootable iso file can run at both old and new pc's so....

Yes but the thing is to create a bootable iso file from the usb flash disk created by rufus not any usb-flash disk or any other file...

SIW2 · Jul 17, 2024

The op won't be helped. No point in trying.

hsehestedt · Jul 17, 2024

SIW2 said:
The op won't be helped. No point in trying.

Roger that. Unsubscribing now.

hsehestedt · Jul 17, 2024

I know that I had said 30 minutes ago that I was unsubscribing from this thread, and I already have, but one other idea popped into my head.

Judging by the current tone, I suspect that you will not accept this, but there is another way to do this without modifying your ISO image.

Simply use an answer file that does nothing more than make the very changes you outlined way back in post #1. EASY! In fact, I use such an answer file EVERY SINGLE DAY.

I didn't post about this earlier because it did not sound like what you were looking for, but since you are unwilling to accept any other answers, not even an offer to write a program for you that does this, I thought that as one final thought before I depart, I would at least point this out as an alternative solution.