I downloaded this version of WinReducer upgrading from 1.9.10.0, which functioned flawlessly, and still does, but I had the bug where the Windows Store would crash unexpectedly, so switched to version 1.9.11.0 after finding out it had a fix for it.
This version of WinReducer seems to, on a fresh install have no problem mounting, but upon creation of an ISO, it completes without error, and there is no ISO. Afterwards, if I try to mount my Windows 10 ISO again, it fails to mount. It seems to be related to
It seems my system is assuming the following files:
Are system files, and are currently in use by my SYSTEM process on my host Windows 8.1 OS. Upon inspection using ProcessExplorer, I discovered that they are indeed used by my SYSTEM process. I can only delete these files by going into command prompt in my Windows Recovery Environment, and deleting them manually. After doing so, I can once again mount an ISO, and complete the WinReducer deletion process, again with no ISO output, and once again the files appear.
I'm going to back-pedal to a version where the Windows Store isn't crashing unexpectedly in the mean time, please help. Let me know if I can provide additional information.
I am currently running Windows 8.1 *6.3.9600 Enterprise
The ISO of Windows 10 is genuine from my MSDN subscription, it is the latest 1709 (multi edition) DVD ISO.
Last edited by AdmiralFace on Sun 14 Jan 2018 - 3:17; edited 3 times in total
This version of WinReducer seems to, on a fresh install have no problem mounting, but upon creation of an ISO, it completes without error, and there is no ISO. Afterwards, if I try to mount my Windows 10 ISO again, it fails to mount. It seems to be related to
Code:
..\WinReducerEX100_x64\WORK\MOUNT\TEMP_Windows\Windows\System32\config
It seems my system is assuming the following files:
- DRIVERS
- DRIVERS.LOG1
- DRIVERS.LOG2
- DRIVERS{47a6a166-a514-11e7-a94e-ec0d9a05c860}.TM.blf
- DRIVERS{47a6a166-a514-11e7-a94e-ec0d9a05c860}.TMContainer00000000000000000001.regtrans-ms
- DRIVERS{47a6a166-a514-11e7-a94e-ec0d9a05c860}.TMContainer00000000000000000002.regtrans-ms
Are system files, and are currently in use by my SYSTEM process on my host Windows 8.1 OS. Upon inspection using ProcessExplorer, I discovered that they are indeed used by my SYSTEM process. I can only delete these files by going into command prompt in my Windows Recovery Environment, and deleting them manually. After doing so, I can once again mount an ISO, and complete the WinReducer deletion process, again with no ISO output, and once again the files appear.
I'm going to back-pedal to a version where the Windows Store isn't crashing unexpectedly in the mean time, please help. Let me know if I can provide additional information.
I am currently running Windows 8.1 *6.3.9600 Enterprise
The ISO of Windows 10 is genuine from my MSDN subscription, it is the latest 1709 (multi edition) DVD ISO.
Last edited by AdmiralFace on Sun 14 Jan 2018 - 3:17; edited 3 times in total