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When making Windows 10 images, install.wim identifies most SKUs as Windows 11 #125

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XenoPanther opened this issue Jun 22, 2022 · 3 comments

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@XenoPanther
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XenoPanther commented Jun 22, 2022

I just finished making a 18362.1 ISO and noticed that most SKUs report "Windows 11". I suspect it's naming all virtual SKUs as Windows 11
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@gus33000
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Yeah this would require dynamically reading the sku name from basebrd, something I haven't figured out how to exactly do yet because it's going through a mess of NtQuerySystemInformation calls and the ids in the mui don't match the sku id itself (and differ between server/client). You can always edit the Settings.ini file for now to correct the names.

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stdin82 commented Nov 29, 2022

Why not read or check the base image name (Home/Pro)?
or just assume that any > 21900 build is Windows 11

@gus33000
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Some skus don't use client branding and the part after Windows XX also needs to match the current branding as well. But I agree this could be a good solution for now

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