Windows 10 installation error

#1

I am having trouble installing Windows as per the instructions. I have captured the screen with the error code. Also, can the WinPE language be changed to English?

Thanks in advance.

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#2

Hi !
Was the INSTALL.WIM file you used downloaded from https://dl.radxa.com/rockpix/images/wim_installer/Install.WIM ?

#3

Yes, we will complete this work as soon as possible.

#4

Hi!
Error code: The currently running pe deployment system is [amd64], but the image you are using is [x86], so the installation system cannot be deployed normally.
So I want to confirm the INSTALL.WIM file you are using.

#5

Indeed: https://dl.radxa.com/rockpix/images/wim_installer/Install.WIM

#6

Additionally the binary is not corrupt.
Jeffrey’s MacBook Pro:~/Downloads/RockPiX$ md5sum -c Install.WIM.md5
Install.WIM: OK

#7

FYI … It runs LinuxMint 64bit from bootable USB just fine.

#8

Can you provide your U disk catalog?
Does it look like this:

.
├── Boot
├── bootmgr
├── DriverInfolist.txt
├── EFI
└── Images
               ├── Install.WIM
               ├── unattend.xml
               └── Winre.wim

I see that winre.wim is not normally found in the picture you provided, and the normal install.wim should be displayed as 6896MB during the installation process instead of 4095MB.
You can look at this picture, this is the display of normal deployment:https://wiki.radxa.com/mw/images/f/f5/Wimautodeploy.png

My suggestion is to download install.wim again from here:https://dl.radxa.com/rockpix/images/wim_installer/Install.WIM

#9

I created a new disk. I didn’t have enough room for both .wim files. I formatted it NTFS to handle the 6G Install.wim. This is not recognized by the bios.

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#10

You did the guide, yes?
https://wiki.radxa.com/RockpiX/install/Windows.wim

#12

Found a windows 10 machine to format USB and started over. It’s now personalizing windows. Apparently Paragon NTFS for Mac does not create an authentic NTFS partition.

#13

Yes I followed the guide and I seem to have exactly the same error.

@Shine
I have downloaded the installer and the Install.wim
I did md5 checksum on local file and it is matching.
Trying to do the same with Install.Wim on usb drive to see if that matches.

I will get back to you with more details.

Update md5sum didn’t match on usb drive’s file.
Trying again.

#14

I will test the process written in this tutorial again, and if there are any problems in the process, I will supplement and let you know.

#15

the boat i’m in is the wizard gets to about 1:36 and reboots back into the wizard. i have downloaded all the files multiple times

#16

Hello and welcome to the forum.
You have to match md5 checksum on INSTALL.WIM as that is a huge file and it breaks when downloading or while copying to any usb drive.

I removed the non-matching file and replaced it again and it worked without any issue.

#17

thx for the the reply. just ran a certutil on both download wim and flash wim. both match each other and the md5 at the dl location

#19

I can confirm that the secret is to have a Windows machine do ALL the work; formatting, copying, etc. should be handled by Windows. I can get it to work under a virtual machine but only if you configure it correctly.

#20

It seems there are a couple of things that could be improved.

  1. Clear, concise and correct instructions. Shine’s instructions work but those are not what’s linked to the main site. This is https://wiki.radxa.com/RockpiX/install/Windows.iso . Bring Shine’s link to the forefront on the main site. Clearly the USB drive must be NTFS formatted on a Windows machine as NTFS is not natively supported by either Linux or MacOS.

  2. Requiring two separate downloads instead of one that is ready to use. The same number of bytes would need to be downloaded if it was one download that had both Install.wim and Windows.wim included.

Finally, why not make a complete .ISO of the USB image? This is how many Linux distros are delivered. That way the format and folder structure are guaranteed. You could probably even compress the .iso for faster downloading.

But that’s just my opinion.

#21

I used the instructions linked in Shrine’s post as well as this, but neither worked. I’ve done all formatting downloads, etx on a W10 box. the wizard seen at the bottom of the tutorial in shrine’s post gets me 1:36 in, just just boots back in to the wizard. even played around with the rufus wim instructions