Installation Windows 11 VM keeps halting, cannot install files


Martyzzz

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Hi all,

 

I am trying to install a Windows 11 VM on my new unraid server, it has an i5 12500, ASRock Z790 Pro RS/D4, ATX, S1700 and 32Gb DDR4 ram.

There is a dedicated 1tb nvme drive for the windows vm and the drive gets detected after the virtio drivers are loaded.

The ISO file is in the protected isos share, i have redownloaded this file 3-4 times.

When creating the VM nothing weird happens but when the windows installation begins, after 10% i get an error about necessary files cant be installed and the installation is halted.

I have tried i440 and Q35 bios and different versions, also tried SATA, IDE and SCSI.

I tried different locations for the vdisk.

I tried a windows10 iso.

None of the above works.

HVM and IOMMU is enabled, i do boot in UEFI mode.

 

Any idea what the problem could be?

 

Rgds,

Martijn

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31 minutes ago, ryanm91 said:

Did you try using a single CPU core during install?

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I did but that didnt work either.

 

I decided to make the USB drive non UEFI and now Windows 11 was installed, weird....

 

Only problem now is that i need network to finish the installation.

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I did but that didnt work either.
 
I decided to make the USB drive non UEFI and now Windows 11 was installed, weird....
 
Only problem now is that i need network to finish the installation.
You can bring up a command prompt launch device manager during install and then load virtio drivers.

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