I'm having problems creating a custom Windows 11 25H2 iso


Changing the edition is not what the op was trying to do.

I did a little batch file years ago for updating win7. The quickest way to do that was to integrate the updates to the first image, then upgrade that first image to the other editions. It is a lot quicker than integrating the updates into all the images separately.
 

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SIW2 said:
Changing the edition is not what the op was trying to do.
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I never said they were. I was just showing that it can be changed (or set) without third-party tools.
 

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The edition was already Pro, it was just missing the id from the header. No need to mount to change that.

I think it can be done with microsoft imagex I dont know if there some dism command that will change the image properties . There might be but I havent seen it documented anywhere.

from memory it is something like this
imagex /flags "Professional" /info "path_to_install.wim" image_number
 

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Okay mate. You posted a method to change the edition, and someone else thought it was changing the index, which it isn't. All I was doing is posting an alternative method that doesn't rely on potentially shady third-party tools. You can edit with a third-party tools, or you can use what's already in Windows. Also, I literally said it can be done with the DISM exe or cmdlets. Bye now.

learn.microsoft.com

DISM Windows Edition-Servicing Command-Line Options

DISM Windows Edition-Servicing Command-Line Options
learn.microsoft.com
 

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Thanks for the explanation. Let me use you to learn something new (for me at least)

pseymour said:
SIW2 was showing how to change the image edition ID, not the index. The index is just the order in which the image appears in the WIM file.

Powershell: 
Get-WindowsImage -ImagePath "Q:\Path\To\install.wim" |
ForEach-Object { Get-WindowsImage -ImagePath "Q:\Path\To\install.wim" -Index $_.ImageIndex } |
Format-Table -AutoSize -Property @('ImageIndex', 'ImageName', 'EditionId')

ImageIndex ImageName                         EditionId
---------- ---------                         ---------
         1 Windows 11 Home                   Core
         2 Windows 11 Home N                 CoreN
         3 Windows 11 Home Single Language   CoreSingleLanguage
         4 Windows 11 Education              Education
         5 Windows 11 Education N            EducationN
         6 Windows 11 Pro                    Professional
         7 Windows 11 Pro N                  ProfessionalN
         8 Windows 11 Pro Education          ProfessionalEducation
         9 Windows 11 Pro Education N        ProfessionalEducationN
        10 Windows 11 Pro for Workstations   ProfessionalWorkstation
        11 Windows 11 Pro N for Workstations ProfessionalWorkstationN

You can change the edition ID without any third-party tools. Windows 11 Home has an edition ID of "Core," as shown above.

You can change it to the Pro edition with the DISM executable or cmdlets.

Powershell: 
Mount-WindowsImage -ImagePath "Q:\Path\To\install.wim" -Index 1 -Path Q:\SomeMountPath\
Set-WindowsEdition -Edition 'Professional' -Path 'Q:\SomeMountPath'
Get-WindowsImage -Mounted | Dismount-WindowsImage -Save
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- When you say "You can change it to the Pro edition with the DISM" you change only the ID, but it is still a Home, isn't it?

pseymour said:
Running the first PowerShell command above yields the result below. Note the image name or index doesn't change, but the edition has changed. If I install Windows with this image, I get the Professional edition, not Home.

Powershell: 
ImageIndex ImageName       EditionId
---------- ---------       ---------
         1 Windows 11 Home Professional
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What is the relation with the Index, ID, [1].xml and the installation wizard? During installation when you choose Pro, what are the procedures taken to mount the image (it use a link to the index or to the ID)?

In the OP case where he generated an install.wim, did this install.wim had the [1].xml file? Was it created when he used Dism++?
 
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Megahertz said:
When you say "You can change it to the Pro edition with the DISM" you change only the ID, but it is still a Home, isn't it?
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The image is still labelled Home, but what actually gets installed is Professional, after I changed that ID. The image index and name are pretty arbitrary; they're really on there so you have a way to mount them, e.g. "mount image number 1 in this WIM file, so I can remove something or add something." In fact, in a lot of enterprises, we take a multi-index WIM and export out only the index we want. In the case of the WIM I used as an example, I might export out the Pro image to a new WIM file, and its index becomes 1, not 6. So if I want to do something further to it, the number 6 is totally invalid now; it's image #1.

Megahertz said:
What is the relation with the Index, ID, [1].xml and the installation wizard? During installation when you choose Pro, what are the procedures taken to mount the image (it use a link to the index or to the ID)?
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There is no relation to the index and the ID, or the name for that matter. The index is simply the order in which the image was added to the WIM file. Someone like garlin can probably speak to the internals of Windows setup, but I imagine it's something like, "The user picked Windows 11 Pro, that's index 6 in this file, so mount the image in this file that is at index 6 and apply it to the C: drive."

I guess I would think of the index, the name, and the description as friendly things to help the humans manipulating these images. They have little to do with what Windows setup installs.
 

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Another doubt: On an install.wim it can have many Win 11 types. If you mount a type it is around 15G or even bigger. How can Install wim have 11 types and be less than 6 G ? Is there a basic type and the others are made by the basic plus an add on?

Sorry for all the questions but I want to learn something new.
 

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I see a lot of valid points, but we're still avoiding the primary question...
How does Setup "know" which image to install?

In the absence of an answer file or pid.txt, Setup wants to provide the same Windows editions as the OEM product key (if it exists).
Next in order would be checking if there's an existing Windows folder on the install disk. Setup tries to match that version.

If a generic install or specific activation key is listed in the answer file, or a pid.txt (which does the same thing), then Setup tries to determine if there's a matching edition in the WIM/ESD. To allow free selection of other editions, you can create an EI.cfg on the ISO's sources folder.

If you have an answer file which picks a specific image index number, then that's tried (regardless of the OEM key or existing Windows folder). Same for a specific image edition (by name).

When you're capturing an image, typically you should provide a valid matching name (not just "pseymour's bootleg ISO") or description. This helps Setup in the case it's not picking from an index number. You will need another tool to proper populate all the fields because DISM by itself doesn't.
 
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garlin said:
When you're capturing an image, typically you should provide a valid matching name (not just "pseymour's bootleg ISO") or description. This helps Setup in the case it's not picking from an index number. You will need another tool to proper populate all the fields because DISM by itself doesn't.
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How'd you know what I name my images?

Megahertz said:
Another doubt: On an install.wim it can have many Win 11 types. If you mount a type it is around 15G or even bigger. How can Install wim have 11 types and be less than 6 G ? Is there a basic type and the others are made by the basic plus an add on?
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You're not that far off. WIM images have what is called single-instance storage. That means that however many images are in the WIM, only one copy of each file is stored. So, you could have, say, 100 images in a single WIM file that differ only by one file each. The first image's contents are stored in full. Only the different files in images 2-99 are added to the WIM file after that. That isn't exactly how it works, but trying to keep it simple.

Edit... Oh also there is compression available. That's why a 15 GB image does not necessarily yield a 15 GB WIM.
 

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Megahertz said:
Another doubt: On an install.wim it can have many Win 11 types. If you mount a type it is around 15G or even bigger. How can Install wim have 11 types and be less than 6 G ? Is there a basic type and the others are made by the basic plus an add on?

Sorry for all the questions but I want to learn something new.
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Simple, if they're from the same Windows build then DISM takes advantage of de-duplication to keep only one copy of the shared files.

Something like at least 90% of the files are the same from Home to Enterprise. Some editions have more files than others (Pro vs. Home), some editions have slightly different files. But the bulk of Windows is the same, so it compresses well.

Now it may compress well, but de-duping and conversion to ESD format is a ridiculously expensive operation.

If you create an All-in-One ISO, which was popular back in the day, with W7 thru w10 releases... de-duping is utterly worthless. None of the images share any files, so you just get normal file compression (good) but no de-duping before compression (best).
 

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An easy way to think of single instance storage is all of the images appear to contain to contain winre.wim. But there is only one winre.wim stored in install.wim. That applies to all the files that are the same.
 

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If that edition field is blank or corupt setup.exe will get confused.

I am not sure dism would be able to mount it
 

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DISM doesn't care if the EditionID field is populated. I use the WIM format for backing up some things, and it's just folders and files. No EditionId, ProductType, etc. Like the honey badger, DISM does not care.

Powershell: 
Get-WindowsImage -ImagePath 'Blah-Blah-Something.wim' -Index 1 | fl *

Version              : 0.0.0.0
DirectoryCount       : 1322
FileCount            : 4044
CreatedTime          : 9/13/2025 7:50:02 PM
ModifiedTime         : 9/13/2025 7:50:02 PM
WIMBoot              : False
ImageType            : Wim
ImagePath            : D:\Blah-Blah-Something.wim
ImageName            : Backup of Something
ImageIndex           : 1
ImageDescription     : backup of something 2025-09-13 19:49:17Z
ImageSize            : 1099417834
Architecture         : 0
ProductName          :
EditionId            :
InstallationType     :
Hal                  :
ProductType          :
ProductSuite         :
MajorVersion         : 0
MinorVersion         : 0
Build                : 0
SPBuild              : 0
SPLevel              : 0
ImageBootable        : No
SystemRoot           :
Languages            : {}
DefaultLanguageIndex : 0
LogPath              : C:\WINDOWS\Logs\DISM\dism.log
ScratchDirectory     :
LogLevel             : WarningsInfo
 

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DISM and Setup are two different animals. How is the starter version of Edge is bundled inside the CU? Using a WIM of course!
 

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Friction said:
That bypassNRO command no longer works on version 25H2. You need to use “start ms-cxh:localonly” command and create a new user.
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BypassNRO is available in 26200.6584. The reports of its death are greatly exaggerated.
 

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Thanks all for the explanation.
What I didn't understand is how does Setup "know" which image to install?
Setup list some of the types on Install.wim (Home and pro). Where does the list came from? [1].xml?
It seems that [1].xml makes a kind of link between the Setup and the images on install.wim, am I correct?
 

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    LG Display LP156WF4-SPH1
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    1920 x 1080
    Hard Drives
    BX500 120G SSD for Windows and programs
    & 1T HDD for data
    Internet Speed
    500 Mb/s
    Browser
    Firefox 64
Megahertz said:
Thanks all for the explanation.
What I didn't understand is how does Setup "know" which image to install?
Setup list some of the types on Install.wim (Home and pro). Where does the list came from? [1].xml?
It seems that [1].xml makes a kind of link between the Setup and the images on install.wim, am I correct?
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If PC has an licence key embedded in bios, Setup selects the edition related to key, unless you override with an ei.cfg configuration file.
 

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The g-man probably knows, but I don't have an XML with that name on my installation media. Not sure what that is. Setup can just query the install.wim to see which images are in there. There wouldn't be a need for an external list.
 

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pseymour said:
The g-man probably knows, but I don't have an XML with that name on my installation media. Not sure what that is. Setup can just query the install.wim to see which images are in there. There wouldn't be a need for an external list.
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If you open an Install.wim you will see [1].xml and if you open it you will see a detailed information about he images.

1758813476843.webp1758813706847.webp
 

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    Manufacturer/Model
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    GA-Z170-HD3P
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    Windows 11 Pro
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    Manufacturer/Model
    Asus Q550LF
    CPU
    i7-4500U 800- 3000MHz
    Motherboard
    Asus Q550LF
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    (4+4)G DDR3 1600
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    IG intel 4400 + NVIDIA GeForce GT 745M
    Sound Card
    Realtek
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    LG Display LP156WF4-SPH1
    Screen Resolution
    1920 x 1080
    Hard Drives
    BX500 120G SSD for Windows and programs
    & 1T HDD for data
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    500 Mb/s
    Browser
    Firefox 64
Oh, yeah that's the XML data every WIM file has, which contains additional info about the image.
 

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