[ANSWERED] Infinity reboot loop after installation 64 bit

It's easy to determine if your computer/laptop support uefi or not .... when you choose to show the boot menu at your computer startup, you will see in the list a name of your usb device (for example) and if the word uefi (or efi) is attached to it, your computer support uefi boot.

And to confirm that after Windows installation, the logo name during the boot screen in uefi should be replaced by your computer manufacturer name (at least asus is doing like this).

Of course do not remove uefi support in WinReducer

The laptop I used is a bios.

Ok thanks. I have been testing I have 2 drives the main which is ssd (and is where i have my windows 10) and other secondary is hdd. I tried to install that Windows on second drive and guessa what?! Loop never appear... 

So i consider is problem on my main drive... This is getting increasingly strange but I will come to a conclusion soon enoguth.

winterstorm2050 wrote:

It's easy to determine if your computer/laptop support uefi or not .... when you choose to show the boot menu at your computer startup, you will see in the list a name of your usb device (for example) and if the word uefi (or efi) is attached to it, your computer support uefi boot.

And to confirm that after Windows installation, the logo name during the boot screen in uefi should be replaced by your computer manufacturer name (at least asus is doing like this).

Of course do not remove uefi support in WinReducer

The laptop I used is a bios.

does removing UEFI support further reduce the ISO size?

Hello,

Have you solved your ssd/hdd installation trouble ? This is maybe a ssd firmware trouble (too old), or motherboard missing option. But that's starnge, and you are not the only one who have such kind of trouble.

I've found a french discussion (LINK) about new nvidia GeForce 375.63 drivers which solves many troubles with windows 10 anniversary update (v1607).

Removing uefi will not reduce your iso by much (maybe 5mb max.)

I wish you to have a nice day.

Good morning my friend.

I didn't have time to reinstall on my laptop (the one with SSD) but when i have will check if there is some option on bios. SDD firmware is latest some can't be there directly but is something to do with that disk that's for sure.
Need to find to resolve this issue.

Cheers.

Hello

Now it's WORKING finally  
I tried reset bios settings back to default and compile Windows 10 with latest WinReducer version and no more loop. Anyone who have problem try this this way.

Have nice week!

Hi,

after several new buildings, the loop seems to belong to the Modern UI Apps.

Example:
- I download Win10_1607_German_x64.iso from MS (Windows Build 10.0.14393.351 (rs1_release or so called Anniversary Update 1607) )
- I used WinReducerEX100 v0.9.11.0
- I used this wccf
Result: there is no loop when installing


Next, I start at the beginning with the original build 10.0.14393.351.
- I used WinReducerEX100 v0.9.11.0
- I used this wccf
Result: loop when installing

Difference between these two settings are the following components:






Maybe someone can test with these two wccf files and post, if the first one works and the second results in a loop too.
Remember, always start new. Do NOT use a modified iso/wim.

those are the once i never removed, and if i would need to choose i would say its the Desktop App Installer. because i dont think sticky notes is causing it and the framework components are new added

You are right KrX  
When I removed the other stuff and only left...




...there is no loop while installing the iso.
I will test, if the Visual C++ Runtime is needed.

The Visual C++ Runtime can be removed too.
Desktop App Installer causes the loop this time.

caphp wrote:

You are right KrX

caphp wrote:

The Visual C++ Runtime can be removed too.
Desktop App Installer causes the loop this time.

 
   yeah sometimes, i just know stuff xD

Thanks a lot i ll try and report after maybe this will be my finals worries hope so...

caphp wrote:

The Visual C++ Runtime can be removed too.
Desktop App Installer causes the loop this time.

I think both can be removed as it worked for me but when i tried disable Windows Update Services it caused loop so i think there must be a linked feature to Desktop App Installer which is causing your ISO to loop

Hello guys,

I updated the "Services - Windows Update Service" component in v0.9.12.0 (will be released in few hours) to solve troubles, so could you please let me know if these changes will solve the trouble. Thanks.

I'm waiting for past 12 hours for you to release 0.9.12.0 version

The new build will be release in the next hour ...

Tested without deskop app inst loop is always there unfor this is really insane winstorm.

Hello,

Could you please tell me which Windows 10 version are you using :
- TH1, TH2 pr RS1
- Professonal, Home, ...
- x86 or x64

Are you able to send me your wccf ?

Thanks.

Echap wrote:

Tested without deskop app inst loop is always there unfor this is really insane winstorm.

Did you removed Desktop app ? Then you are facing Infinite Loop ?

As i also removed Desktop app and not facing any loop.

Windows 10 Home Single Language x32

winterstorm2050 wrote:

Hello,

Could you please tell me which Windows 10 version are you using :
- TH1, TH2 pr RS1
- Professonal, Home, ...
- x86 or x64

Are you able to send me your wccf ?

Thanks.

First of all i use RS1 ISO name is :  fr_windows_10_enterprise_version_1607_updated_jul_2016_x64_dvd_9058241

Then there is WCCF : [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Hope my problem will be solved fingers crossed ^^.


Otherwise for Desktop app ins no it hasnt removed from what i remember anyway the wccf will tell exactly the situation and thanks .

I tested @Echap WCCF with: 14393.447.home.single.language.x64.english on VBox.

Confirmed. There is loop after installation. Maybe I find what option doing this.

Echap wrote:

First of all i use RS1 ISO name is :  fr_windows_10_enterprise_version_1607_updated_jul_2016_x64_dvd_9058241

Then there is WCCF : [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Hope my problem will be solved fingers crossed ^^.


Otherwise for Desktop app ins no it hasnt removed from what i remember anyway the wccf will tell exactly the situation and thanks .

you deleted English Language also

thanks a lot guys really apreciated .

@sum1saw : So you mean that removing english language is the cause of this problem ??? ^^ this is really beyond my comprehension hhh anyway i ll test and report after this thanks a lot buddy

@devilbat : thanks buddy .

Hey guys,

Thank you for your reports, it will be solved in the next build which will be released tomorrow

I wish you all a nice day !

Ok I think there a tweak which break window to finish instillation causing Loop. Need to confirm as i removed first windows update service which didn't caused Loop but after tweak remove looping start...

indeed sumsaw these componants cause loop :



But i think its not only them buddy i am testing now other stuff and i ll report back after all i can get.

@Winstorm : i'll collect all bugs that causing loop here as soon as possible because my laptop is weak so it takes some time to do so...

OK, but have you updated to the latest November cumulative update ?

fr_windows_10_enterprise_version_1607_updated_jul_2016_x64_dvd_9058241
tells us this is fuckup torrent ISO :F (updated_jul_2016)

deVilbaT wrote:

fr_windows_10_enterprise_version_1607_updated_jul_2016_x64_dvd_9058241
tells us this is fuckup torrent ISO :F (updated_jul_2016)

Yes that would be great to precise this information, or even better, to use an official ISO ...

But this time it's the same result with the one I used : the latest enterprise insider build

... and the component which caused the loop is : "Network - Edge (Engine)" !

I also tried with the languages components without loop