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1. #Boot in target disk mode how access ssd fusion drive install
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Just click Continue and repeat the process selecting File > New Answer File, and this time browsing to and selecting the catalog file instead of WIM file:Ĭatalog files are created in same folder where the original install.wim file is locatedd.

The catalog file was created, whatever the error message says. If using WADK / WSIM Insider Preview, notice that a minor bug might cause you seeing this:

Note that this will take some time, on my ancient Asus i5 laptop it takes around 15 minutes, on a bit younger HP laptop almost 10 minutes. To start creating a new catalog file, click Yes: Select File > New Answer File, Click Yes and browse to the install.wim file:

#Boot in target disk mode how access ssd fusion drive install

To create a catalog file, copy install.wim file from a valid Windows 10 install media to hard disk or a USB flash drive (catalog file cannot be created from write protected WIM file). A catalog file can be created using a Windows 10 install.wim file. Catalog files are not required to install Windows, but they are essential when creating an answer file. clg is a binary file, containing the settings for a specific Windows edition. To start with, we need to create a catalog file. In this example, we will work with panes 2 through 5. When installed, you can find WSIM in Start > W > Windows Kits > Windows System Image Manager.

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You can of course install each and every component of WADK if you so prefer, but to create answer files and custom ISO images, we will only need Deployment Tools:

#Boot in target disk mode how access ssd fusion drive download

If you are working with Windows Insider builds, download WADK Insider Preview instead: To start creating answer files, download the latest WADK: WSIM is part of Windows 10 ADK (Assesment and Deployment Kit). I usually need about three minutes to do everything what’s told in this post, to create autounattend.xml answer file (timed it now to be sure!) Windows SIM (System Image Manager) I just wanted to make instructions clear enough for anyone to follow. This post is quite long and might look as complicated if you have never done this, but let me assure you the procedure is fast and easy.

In this post we will create an answer file called autounattend.xml which, when added to root of install media (ISO, USB, DVD) will take care of Windows system accounts region and keyboard selection, accepts license, wipes the hard disk clean, re-partitions it as user prefers, and finally starts Windows Setup. Read Understanding Answer Files on Microsoft Docs, an old but still valid article to explain what answer files are and what they do. To fully automate Windows 10 installation, to create install media for a “hands free” Boot & Forget installation, we need to prepare so called answer files for both Windows Setup (phase 1) and Windows Welcome (OOBE, phase 3). In phase 3 user selects region and language settings for user accounts, creates initial admin user account, chooses OneDrive, privacy and other account settings and finally boots to desktop. When phase 1 is done, Windows restarts to phase 2 which is done without user interaction and when ready automatically restarts to phase 3.

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In phase 1 user selects language and keyboard layout settings for setup process and system accounts, enters product key for specific edition or selects edition manually and accepts license if product key is not entered at this stage, and selects disk and partition to install Windows. In normal clean install, user interaction is required in phases 1 and 3, phase 2 being run automatically without user interaction.