Windows 11 installation error 24h2

Decided to upgrade to 24h2.
I watched tutorials on YouTube on the topic: Installing Windows using autonnatend.xml
I did everything according to the guide.
During installation I got an error:
An unexpected error occurred while installing Windows. Error code:0x800700001 - 0x4002F.

But before booting from the flash drive (Ventoy) to the real hardware, I checked on the virtualization, the installation was successful

I have attached the autonnatend file
What are the minimum requirements ?
I exceed a lot of them!

Root159 said:

Decided to upgrade to 24h2.
I watched tutorials on YouTube on the topic: Installing Windows using autonnatend.xml
I did everything according to the guide.
During installation I got an error:
An unexpected error occurred while installing Windows. Error code:0x800700001 - 0x4002F.

But before booting from the flash drive (Ventoy) to the real hardware, I checked on the virtualization, the installation was successful

I have attached the autonnatend file
What are the minimum requirements ?
I exceed a lot of them!

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@Root159,

Welcome to ElevenForum! I'm sorry that you got no responses to your question in so long. I stumbled upon your post by accident just now and I would like to see if I can help.

In your post you said that you attached a copy of your answer file but I see nothing attached. Would you mind posting a copy in a response? If you have already solved the issue, please let us know.

TIP: In the toolbar at the top of your response, click on the "code" item that looks like this:



Then, select "XML" for the language and paste the contents of the autounattend.xml answer file.



I'll gladly try my best to get you an answer.

I have already done some initial investigation. The first thing that I notice is that you have one too many digits in the error code you noted. I suspect that what you meant was 0x80070001 - 0x4002F. From what I can see, this most likely relates to something off about the partitioning, although there may be other issues such as problems with the installation media.

Another tip: To determine what the proper drive number should be that you are asking the answer file to use for installation do this:

Boot that same media from which you are going to install Windows WITHOUT the answer file present. Once setup gets to the first static screen, press SHIFT + F10 to open a command prompt. Run the command diskpart to open the diskpart utility. Run list disk. Take note of the disk number to which you want to install Windows. This is the disk number that you shopuld specify in your answer file. It is NOT always disk 0. As an example, on my primary desktop, it is disk 2.

You can now run the command exit twice to get out of diskpart and then the command prompt, then close any open window to reboot and get out of setup.

Looking forward to your response!

I noticed you don't have your PC specs detailed out. The reason I ask is that there are some issues with 24H2 such as WD NVME drives (that one got me, I'm still on 23H2 for now). We can't tell if you have any of those effected drives for example.