Windows 11 24H2: Upgrade from ISO file (no USB media required)

[@Pureinfotech]

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[@iamdanielf]

This version has a very small touch when it comes in design that I honestly liked and I feel I needed it to feel a modern version.

[@mdtausifiqubal7]

Thanks 😍 love from India 🇮🇳

[@SparkAF]

I found just downloading the Windows 11 Installation Assistance was so much easier than the way you're showing. This way does everything on its own, takes about 1=hour from start to 1-hour to finish

[@rajanrana4887]

My story, I tried to upgrade by my own in night. My laptop was sitting next to me on bed and i had put the IOS file to burn on laptop for upgrade. But only thing I did different from this video is that i have selected the option "Download Update, Drivers and ...". When I woke up to see the progress, My display was at login page but the display looks way too odd, Only orange circles every where and can barely see the login password menu. I though during sleep, i might have broke the display😂😂. I got panic as we all know after just waking and see this type of things scared us. But once i got calm, I have think to boot the device into boot mode and thankfully the display over there looks normal as all GUI interface shows properly. Then I know the OS or driver got corrupted during upgrade. I just reinstall all graphics drivers and writing this comment from same laptop😂😁!

[@SeanMMcCormack]

works perfect. I've done 7 system remotely using this method.

[@ksupreme3212]

@Pureinfotech I love your wall paper, where can I get it?

[@silentnikhil]

This PC doesn't currently meet Windows 11 system requirements Here's why: The PO must support TPM 2.0. The PC must support Secure Boot Give me TPM Bypass

[@NikhilTikare]

Don't worry another Nikhil can help you. I used the install.wim trick, so basically get the 23H2 iso and flash it to a USB drive with Rufus, and with Rufus you can select the bypass system requirements (don't do it with 24H2 because the bypass doesn't work with 24H2 iso). Then what you do is also download the 24H2 iso, and dig out the install.wim file and replace the 23H2 install.wim file on the USB drive with the 24H2 install.wim that you got from the 24H2 iso. Once that's done, run the installer as normal and all the requirements are bypassed as they would with 23H2 but it'll install 24H2. Worked for me smoothly yesterday

[@brianrblank]

I had the same error and found a simple work around. From the command prompt, run setup with these parameters: "./Setup.exe /product server"

[@gazzy01]

@@NikhilTikare Hey, Nikhil TPM and secure boot is enabled on my laptop but my CPU(i5-7200U) ain't compatible. Is there any other way to upgrade from 22H2 to 24H2 without the need to clean install?

[@vincentlecat8803]

Ça fonctionne pas chez moi

[@gwee72]

install on GPT or MBR

[@Pureinfotech]

GPT

[@malekki7856]

Tnx 🤍

[@HàAnhĐức-n7p]

is Win 11 24H2 iso take a 5.4 GB? Why this Win11 iso take 6.16 GB ??

[@mathesonstep]

So idk how he got 6.16GB but I just tested it and the media creation tool downloads the ISO packed with an ESD so the full ISO is about 4.40GB. The one on the website seems to be packed with a WIM and comes in at around 5.41GB on my download attempt

[@scaramonga]

BLOAT!

[@AarpitKumar-no8qy]

Yes same I downloaded from the official website and the size was 5.4 gb and I do not get the option to keep all my files and settings only clean install option is present. Wtf is this. Someone help??

[@dzlegends4838]

How can i bypass TPM 2.0 check

[@TheRooks-m6z]

by upgrading your motherboard

[@JerrodSwanson]

I tried do this yesterday but it was popping up April 2024 when it october 2024 i wanted 24h2 not the 23h2 from April

[@nuwminus]

they didnt update the website yesterday, its why it couldnt work, but today they updated the site with the new version

[@JerrodSwanson]

@@nuwminus mine still saying april 2024 idk why when im on 23h2 so they better fix it in couple days

[@nuwminus]

@@JerrodSwanson then i think it depends on where you live

[@JerrodSwanson]

@@nuwminus im in usa so idk why it not working for me for some reason saying april 2024 not october 2024 update for

[@MalePifko]

Yeah it did say that for me too but it updated to 26100.1742 which is 24H2. I used Windows 11 Update Asisstant

[@saitamakun8266]

Can't mount showing

[@Pureinfotech]

Restart PC and try again

[@redball4funnymoments]

You can mount it by right clicking on the ISO, Click on "Open With..." and select "C:/Windows/explorer.exe", this should open the iso from file explorer.

[@markkrejic8736]

I will do clean install iso

[@Pureinfotech]

That's the best approach.

[@gof1010]

I updated to 24H2 an unsupported device, all good and then Windows Update Error 0x800F0825

[@gof1010]

Is pausing updates a solution till next update?

[@Pureinfotech]

I always wait 4 updates before upgrading, but on unsupported hardware problems are always expected.

[@gof1010]

@@Pureinfotech if you install from ISO and you check not now box at check for updates, isn't the same? You'll get an outdated build

[@Pureinfotech]

The update only manners if you know for fact that an update fixes somethings that may block your installation. There's no difference if you install the OS without updates, and the go to Windows Update to update.

[@CrazyBaSTeR]

this happened to me also with supported machine it's because we cancel the option "download updates" so try install again with the updates

[@scaramonga]

Ran this shit once, never again.