Windows 11 Insider Preview build 22593.1 failed to install on my unsupported hardware. - Windows 11

1st i tried installing it through Windows Update, but after rebooting, the update didn't install, when i take a look at the update history, the error code is 0xc1900101
2nd i tried updating through ISO from uupdump.net, but at the point where my computer was about to reboot, it gave me an error called: Windows Server installation failed.

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Hi!
Try this:
Copy this code and save as .bat.
Paste inside windows 11 setup folder and execute itas administrator!
Spoiler: Code
Code:
@(set "0=%~f0"^)#) & powershell -nop -c iex([io.file]::ReadAllText($env:0)) & exit/b
$_Paste_in_Powershell = { $Code = @'
$Nfo = 'Bypass TPM Check on Dynamic Update'
$Arg = (([environment]::get_CommandLine()-split'-[-]% ')[1]-split'.exe[\p{P}]? ')[1]
foreach ($x in 'Product','DynamicUpdate','Telemetry') {$Arg = $Arg -replace $('\p{P}?/'+ $x +'\p{P}? \p{P}?[A-Z]+\p{P}? '),' '}
$Cli = ' /DynamicUpdate Disable /Telemetry Disable ' + $Arg; $Srv = ' /Product Server' + $Cli
$Dir = join-path $([Environment]::SystemDirectory[0..2]-join'') '$WINDOWS.~BT\Sources\'
$Cfg = join-path $Dir 'EI.cfg'; $EI = '[Channel]' +[char]13+[char]10+ '_Default' +[char]13+[char]10
$Exe = join-path $Dir 'SetupHost.exe'; $Inf = get-item -force -lit $Exe; [int]$Ver = $Inf.VersionInfo.FileBuildPart
if ($Ver -ge 22000) {$Run = $Exe + $Srv} else {$Run = $Exe + $Cli}
if ($Ver -ge 22000 -and !(test-path $Cfg)) {[io.file]::WriteAllText($Cfg, $EI)}
[email protected](); [email protected](); [email protected](); $M=[AppDomain]::CurrentDomain.DefineDynamicAssembly(1,1).DefineDynamicModule(1)
foreach ($x in 0..2) {$D+=$M.DefineType('AveYo_'+$x,1179913,[ValueType])}; foreach ($x in 1..2) {$D+=$D[$x].MakeByRefType()}
$S=[string]; $I=[int32]; $U=[uintptr]; $y=0; $z=0; foreach ($x in $U,$U,$I,$I) {$9=$D[2].DefineField('f'+$y++,$x,6)}
foreach ($x in $I,$S,$S,$S,$I,$I,$I,$I,$I,$I,$I,$I,[int16],[int16],$U,$U,$U,$U) {$9=$D[1].DefineField('f'+$z++,$x,6)}
$9=$D[0].DefinePInvokeMethod('CreateProcess','kernel32',8214,1,[void],($S,$S,$I,$I,[bool],$I,$I,$S,$D[3],$D[4]),1,4)
$9=$D[0].DefinePInvokeMethod('DebugActiveProcessStop','kernel32',8214,1,[void],($I),1,4)
foreach ($x in 0..2) {$T+=$D[$x].CreateType()}; foreach ($x in 1..2) {$A+=[Activator]::CreateInstance($T[$x])}
$R=$null, $Run, $null, $null, $false, 0x02000011, $null, $null, $A[0], $A[1]
$T[0].GetMethod('CreateProcess').invoke(0, $R); $T[0].GetMethod('DebugActiveProcessStop').invoke(0, $R[9].f2)
$W=get-process -pid $R[9].f2 -ea 0; for (;;) {sleep 1; if (0-eq $R[9].f2 -or $null-eq $W -or $W.HasExited) {return} }
'@ -replace '\r?\n|\r', '; ' <# lines 20-29 are needed for escaping ifeo, remain calm ;) #>
$IFEO = 'HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\SetupHost.exe'
$Prog = join-path $([Environment]::SystemDirectory[0..2] -join '') '$WINDOWS.~BT\Sources\SetupHost.exe'
$Skip = "powershell -win 1 -nop -c iex (get-itemproperty '$IFEO\0' 'Code' -ea 0).Code; write-host --%"
if (test-path "$IFEO\0") {
new-item "$IFEO\0" -force -ea 0 >''
set-itemproperty "$IFEO\0" 'Debugger' $Skip -force -ea 0; set-itemproperty "$IFEO\0" 'Code' $Code -force -ea 0
set-itemproperty "$IFEO\0" 'FilterFullPath' $Prog -force -ea 0; set-itemproperty $IFEO 'UseFilter' 1 -type dword -force -ea 0
} else {
new-item "$IFEO\0" -force -ea 0 >''
set-itemproperty "$IFEO\0" 'Debugger' $Skip -force -ea 0; set-itemproperty "$IFEO\0" 'Code' $Code -force -ea 0
set-itemproperty "$IFEO\0" 'FilterFullPath' $Prog -force -ea 0; set-itemproperty $IFEO 'UseFilter' 1 -type dword -force -ea 0
}
remove-item $($IFEO -replace 'SetupHost', 'vdsldr') -rec -force -ea 0 >''; rmdir (split-path $Prog) -rec -force -ea 0 >''
$N = 'Skip TPM Check on Dynamic Update' <# also remove wmi-based v1 if somehow still installed, not just vdsldr-based v2 - v5 #>
$U = 'root\subscription'; $C = gwmi -Class CommandLineEventConsumer -Namespace $U -Filter "Name='$N'" -ea 0
$B = gwmi -Class __FilterToConsumerBinding -Namespace $U -Filter "Filter = ""__eventfilter.name='$N'""" -ea 0
$F = gwmi -Class __EventFilter -NameSpace $U -Filter "Name='$N'" -ea 0; $B,$C,$F |% {$_|rwmi -ea 0}
} ; start -verb runas powershell -args "-nop -c & {`n`n$($_Paste_in_Powershell-replace'"','\"')}"; start setup.exe
$_Press_Enter
#::
Tell me if worked!

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hello does this version still have a watermark? and is it possible to install normally?

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Krzysztof 11 said:
hello does this version still have a watermark? and is it possible to install normally?
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It still have a watermark and it is possible to install it normally as long as your computer meets the Windows 11 system requirements

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persona78 said:
Hi!
Try this:
Copy this code and save as .bat.
Paste inside windows 11 setup folder and execute itas administrator!
Spoiler: Code
Code:
@(set "0=%~f0"^)#) & powershell -nop -c iex([io.file]::ReadAllText($env:0)) & exit/b
$_Paste_in_Powershell = { $Code = @'
$Nfo = 'Bypass TPM Check on Dynamic Update'
$Arg = (([environment]::get_CommandLine()-split'-[-]% ')[1]-split'.exe[\p{P}]? ')[1]
foreach ($x in 'Product','DynamicUpdate','Telemetry') {$Arg = $Arg -replace $('\p{P}?/'+ $x +'\p{P}? \p{P}?[A-Z]+\p{P}? '),' '}
$Cli = ' /DynamicUpdate Disable /Telemetry Disable ' + $Arg; $Srv = ' /Product Server' + $Cli
$Dir = join-path $([Environment]::SystemDirectory[0..2]-join'') '$WINDOWS.~BT\Sources\'
$Cfg = join-path $Dir 'EI.cfg'; $EI = '[Channel]' +[char]13+[char]10+ '_Default' +[char]13+[char]10
$Exe = join-path $Dir 'SetupHost.exe'; $Inf = get-item -force -lit $Exe; [int]$Ver = $Inf.VersionInfo.FileBuildPart
if ($Ver -ge 22000) {$Run = $Exe + $Srv} else {$Run = $Exe + $Cli}
if ($Ver -ge 22000 -and !(test-path $Cfg)) {[io.file]::WriteAllText($Cfg, $EI)}
[email protected](); [email protected](); [email protected](); $M=[AppDomain]::CurrentDomain.DefineDynamicAssembly(1,1).DefineDynamicModule(1)
foreach ($x in 0..2) {$D+=$M.DefineType('AveYo_'+$x,1179913,[ValueType])}; foreach ($x in 1..2) {$D+=$D[$x].MakeByRefType()}
$S=[string]; $I=[int32]; $U=[uintptr]; $y=0; $z=0; foreach ($x in $U,$U,$I,$I) {$9=$D[2].DefineField('f'+$y++,$x,6)}
foreach ($x in $I,$S,$S,$S,$I,$I,$I,$I,$I,$I,$I,$I,[int16],[int16],$U,$U,$U,$U) {$9=$D[1].DefineField('f'+$z++,$x,6)}
$9=$D[0].DefinePInvokeMethod('CreateProcess','kernel32',8214,1,[void],($S,$S,$I,$I,[bool],$I,$I,$S,$D[3],$D[4]),1,4)
$9=$D[0].DefinePInvokeMethod('DebugActiveProcessStop','kernel32',8214,1,[void],($I),1,4)
foreach ($x in 0..2) {$T+=$D[$x].CreateType()}; foreach ($x in 1..2) {$A+=[Activator]::CreateInstance($T[$x])}
$R=$null, $Run, $null, $null, $false, 0x02000011, $null, $null, $A[0], $A[1]
$T[0].GetMethod('CreateProcess').invoke(0, $R); $T[0].GetMethod('DebugActiveProcessStop').invoke(0, $R[9].f2)
$W=get-process -pid $R[9].f2 -ea 0; for (;;) {sleep 1; if (0-eq $R[9].f2 -or $null-eq $W -or $W.HasExited) {return} }
'@ -replace '\r?\n|\r', '; ' <# lines 20-29 are needed for escaping ifeo, remain calm ;) #>
$IFEO = 'HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\SetupHost.exe'
$Prog = join-path $([Environment]::SystemDirectory[0..2] -join '') '$WINDOWS.~BT\Sources\SetupHost.exe'
$Skip = "powershell -win 1 -nop -c iex (get-itemproperty '$IFEO\0' 'Code' -ea 0).Code; write-host --%"
if (test-path "$IFEO\0") {
new-item "$IFEO\0" -force -ea 0 >''
set-itemproperty "$IFEO\0" 'Debugger' $Skip -force -ea 0; set-itemproperty "$IFEO\0" 'Code' $Code -force -ea 0
set-itemproperty "$IFEO\0" 'FilterFullPath' $Prog -force -ea 0; set-itemproperty $IFEO 'UseFilter' 1 -type dword -force -ea 0
} else {
new-item "$IFEO\0" -force -ea 0 >''
set-itemproperty "$IFEO\0" 'Debugger' $Skip -force -ea 0; set-itemproperty "$IFEO\0" 'Code' $Code -force -ea 0
set-itemproperty "$IFEO\0" 'FilterFullPath' $Prog -force -ea 0; set-itemproperty $IFEO 'UseFilter' 1 -type dword -force -ea 0
}
remove-item $($IFEO -replace 'SetupHost', 'vdsldr') -rec -force -ea 0 >''; rmdir (split-path $Prog) -rec -force -ea 0 >''
$N = 'Skip TPM Check on Dynamic Update' <# also remove wmi-based v1 if somehow still installed, not just vdsldr-based v2 - v5 #>
$U = 'root\subscription'; $C = gwmi -Class CommandLineEventConsumer -Namespace $U -Filter "Name='$N'" -ea 0
$B = gwmi -Class __FilterToConsumerBinding -Namespace $U -Filter "Filter = ""__eventfilter.name='$N'""" -ea 0
$F = gwmi -Class __EventFilter -NameSpace $U -Filter "Name='$N'" -ea 0; $B,$C,$F |% {$_|rwmi -ea 0}
} ; start -verb runas powershell -args "-nop -c & {`n`n$($_Paste_in_Powershell-replace'"','\"')}"; start setup.exe
$_Press_Enter
#::
Tell me if worked!
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I have tried the script and it worked like a charm, thank you very much

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frankof said:
I have tried the script and it worked like a charm, thank you very much
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U R welcome!
Change add Solved to your post Header,

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persona78 said:
U R welcome!
Change add Solved to your post Header,
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Unfortunately you didn't noticed but I didn't open this post. I have just give you my feedback as Todortodorv didn't replied anything.

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I have a question when will this watermark disappear? and is the white circle when starting the system will it be like that or will they change it?

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Krzysztof 11 said:
I have a question when will this watermark disappear? and is the white circle when starting the system will it be like that or will they change it?
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You can easily remove the watermark using the uwd program (Universal Watermark Disabler)
Download Universal Watermark Disabler
Universal Watermark Disabler is a little tool created by the author "PainteR". Winaero is allowed to distribute it with permissions granted by the author
winaero.com

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Krzysztof 11 said:
I have a question when will this watermark disappear? and is the white circle when starting the system will it be like that or will they change it?
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Windows unsuported watermark???
Copy this to notepad and save as bat, execut it and reboot:
Spoiler: Turn Off Windows Unsuported Hardware WaterMark
Code:
@echo off
setlocal
rem BatchGotAdmin
:-------------------------------------
REM --> Check for permissions
IF "%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%" EQU "amd64" (
>nul 2>&1 "%SYSTEMROOT%\SysWOW64\cacls.exe" "%SYSTEMROOT%\SysWOW64\config\system"
) ELSE (
>nul 2>&1 "%SYSTEMROOT%\system32\cacls.exe" "%SYSTEMROOT%\system32\config\system"
)
REM --> If error flag set, we do not have admin.
if '%errorlevel%' NEQ '0' (
@echo. & @echo [31mRequesting administrative privileges...[0m
goto UACPrompt
goto UACPrompt
) else ( goto gotAdmin )
:UACPrompt
echo Set UAC = CreateObject^("Shell.Application"^) > "%temp%\getadmin.vbs"
set params= %*
echo UAC.ShellExecute "cmd.exe", "/c ""%~s0"" %params:"=""%", "", "runas", 1 >> "%temp%\getadmin.vbs"
"%temp%\getadmin.vbs"
del "%temp%\getadmin.vbs"
exit /B
:gotAdmin
rem :To CD to the location of the batch script file (%0)
setlocal
@echo. & @echo Turn OFF ‘System requirements not met’ Watermark on Windows 11 & @echo.
powershell.exe New-Item -Path 'HKCU:\Control Panel' -Name 'UnsupportedHardwareNotificationCache' -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
powershell.exe New-ItemProperty -Path 'HKCU:\Control Panel\UnsupportedHardwareNotificationCache' -Name 'SV2' -PropertyType dword -Value 0 -force
@echo. & @echo Press any key to exit
pause > nul
exit

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Don't know if this still works or if it's useful to any one but I did this when the leaked version of windows 11 insider preview first came out but can't test as I'm using legit one now. to by pass unsupported system nag and allow you to install on any machine.
Not sure about water mark as I didn't see any on the first version they may have added that in later builds all I can tell you this worked for the first leaked version .
Open win11 iso using 7zip
now open a win10 21H1 iso using 7zip
At first people were only getting this to work on a VM but thankfully times change
1. Create a folder on your desktop called "Windows 11 folder".
2. Open your win10 iso using 7zip and select all the Windows 10 files and copy to the "Windows 11 folder" on your desktop.
3. Open "Windows 11 folder" on the desktop go to "Sources" find file "Install.esd" and delete it.
2. Open your Windows 11 iso using zip and go to "Sources" and find "Install.wim" and copy it.
3. Now paste the "Install.wim" in the "Sources" directory in the "Windows 11 folder" on the desktop.
4. Download small prog called "ImgBurn" to create an ISO out of the contents of your Windows 11 folder. create and take
note of it's save destination.
5. Download Rufus to create a bootable image out of your new finished ISO.
It should now allow you to install.

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CitizenSmith said:
Don't know if this still works or if it's useful to any one but I did this when the leaked version of windows 11 insider preview first came out but can't test as I'm using legit one now. to by pass unsupported system nag and allow you to install on any machine.
Not sure about water mark as I didn't see any on the first version they may have added that in later builds all I can tell you this worked for the first leaked version .
Open win11 iso using 7zip
now open a win10 21H1 iso using 7zip
At first people were only getting this to work on a VM but thankfully times change
1. Create a folder on your desktop called "Windows 11 folder".
2. Open your win10 iso using 7zip and select all the Windows 10 files and copy to the "Windows 11 folder" on your desktop.
3. Open "Windows 11 folder" on the desktop go to "Sources" find file "Install.esd" and delete it.
2. Open your Windows 11 iso using zip and go to "Sources" and find "Install.wim" and copy it.
3. Now paste the "Install.wim" in the "Sources" directory in the "Windows 11 folder" on the desktop.
4. Download small prog called "ImgBurn" to create an ISO out of the contents of your Windows 11 folder. create and take
note of it's save destination.
5. Download Rufus to create a bootable image out of your new finished ISO.
It should now allow you to install.
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It turned out that Malwarebytes made the installation to fail

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Teodortodorv said:
It turned out that Malwarebytes made the installation to fail
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Did they not find a work around then?

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If you get windows 11 up and running or have a final version running I highly recommend WPD it enables you to configure various privacy settings in Windows with simple individual on/off switches. loads of settings to choose from I've been using it since it was created. can take out loads on unnecessary Microsoft spyware and disables those what can't be removed like Edge and Cortana I'm running the final version of Win11 and windows is stable using WPD even when I have chosen to disable all except yellow marked ones, but even if you disable all and have issue its just a simple switch back on and reboot no harm done.
you can get it here. https://wpd.app/ if you fancy supporting it you get a handy Steam gaming platform add-on for the app with some extra's.
Two other free apps worth a mention are Glass2k get it @ https://chime.tv/products/glass2k.shtml
the sites Archived but download still works just scroll down to DL text.
and TranslucentTB which is available of google store or direct at Github https://github.com/TranslucentTB/TranslucentTB/releases
one makes the task bar totally transparent which ois so much nicer than coloured bar and the other makes any window semi transparent with various levels to choose from.
some nice little apps if your into visual effects like me.

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wheni used rufus to make a Windows 11 bootable usb rufus has an option to select "installation without rerstrictions" options tab that pops up....and thats what allowed me to install windows 11 pro insider preview onto me Veriton core i5 desktop. may work for you may not im not sure but im only trying to help your situation, as i;ve went thru some difficulties trying to install windows 11 pro at first but then i re-flashed my bios firmware, and use rufus to make a bootable usb and then tried again and now im running
Edition Windows 11 Pro Insider Preview
Version 22H2
Installed on ‎2022-‎06-‎10
OS build 25136.1000
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.25136.1000.0
on my Acer Veriton X4630G and I love it...been getting the insider previes updates every week now and its running smooth!!

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Teodortodorv said:
1st i tried installing it through Windows Update, but after rebooting, the update didn't install, when i take a look at the update history, the error code is 0xc1900101
2nd i tried updating through ISO from uupdump.net, but at the point where my computer was about to reboot, it gave me an error called: Windows Server installation failed.
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I had issues with Windows 11 in the beginning...i tried anything i could think of at first, but then i accidently booted up "RUFUS" instead of using the media creation tool for windows 11....and without realizing what i was doing i selected my windows iso and then "Standard Windows installation" or "extended installation without restrictions" menu popped up underneath the spot whetre the iso file goes...that was it..i flashed the usb drive...booted it up and viola Windows 11 Pro Insider Preview....**YOU NEED A INSIDER PREVIEW ACCOUNT FOR FUTURE UPDATES IF YOU CHOOSE TO OPERATE WINDOWS 11 WITHOUT THE 2.0TPM RESTRICTIONS** and if you get the yellow warning signs on the windows insider page of your operating system, i fixed it by re-flashing my bios firmware again...worked perfectly fine for me and im running;
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try rufus