lostsoul70
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I have unsupported hardware so I downloaded the ISO then put it into my C drive then went to DOS and tried to C:\source but couldn't find it. What am I doing wrong?
Upgrading to Window 11 from Windows 10
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Bighorn
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Usually to read what files are in an .iso image file one has to Mount it in File Explorer which will show as a drive with a letter then use that drive letter.
If trying to install Win11 on unsupported equipment, I can say I did the single-file change mentioned on forums on 2 Notebooks from 2014 and they have received the Patch Tuesday updates, no issues seen yet. I did the Upgrade from within Win10 File Explorer. Also, it didn't work to replace that file in the .iso as it's Read-only so I used the USB Thumb drive made by the MCT process.
If trying to install Win11 on unsupported equipment, I can say I did the single-file change mentioned on forums on 2 Notebooks from 2014 and they have received the Patch Tuesday updates, no issues seen yet. I did the Upgrade from within Win10 File Explorer. Also, it didn't work to replace that file in the .iso as it's Read-only so I used the USB Thumb drive made by the MCT process.
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I suppose its not C .. should be D or E 
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Kinda depends upon how may other lettered drives or partitions are in use.I suppose its not C .. should be D or E