Aug 12 2019 10:42 PM
Hi,
I am attempting to run the CreateSrsMedia.ps1 script as an elevated administrator (using x64 powershell)
The settings I'm using:
[2] Polycom MSR
[0] Surface Pro 4
I get stuck at the following:
"Please enter the path to the root of your Windows install media:"
When I direct to the root path of my windows 1803 copy I get the below message:
"Your Windows installation media is version 10.0.17134.228. Your SRSv2 kit requires version 10.0.17134.1."
How am I able to retrieve/download a copy of 10.0.17134.1?
Thanks
Todd
Aug 13 2019 02:29 AM
SolutionFor anyone experiencing the issue that I did,
I ended up editing the powershell script so that it ignored the windows version check = 10.0.17134.1.
I only did this as I knew I had windows 10 build 1803 and decided to take a chance and it worked out.
Nov 15 2020 05:19 PM
Hi Todd,
Can you advice where exactly did you select ignore the version? I have tried to change the XML files to look for 10.0.18362.30 but no luck.
Nov 15 2020 05:28 PM
Nov 15 2020 06:00 PM
@ToddM_KineticIT Thanks mate no problem. Figured it out. Hashed out that part of the script and all good.
Dec 01 2020 01:24 PM
@sprintingPython Hi !
Did you eventually solved it ?
What is the solution ? I'm have similar error to you.
Dec 01 2020 03:21 PM
@Eitan203no I did not. Still looking for a solution.
Dec 01 2020 03:41 PM
@sprintingPython
I solved it like 30 minutes ago
I just downloaded from VLSC win10 pro and it worked smoothly !
Dec 01 2020 03:42 PM
@Eitan203I tried to use win10Pro but it says it needs win10 Ent and not PRO.
Sep 27 2021 01:28 AM - edited Sep 27 2021 01:47 AM
He mofificado el script como pongo a continuación.
Ha creado el usb, con la otra versión de windows, he puesto un true en lugar de un false cuando chequea las versiones, asi que salta esa comprobación.
# We only accept media with a version number matching the version required
# by the SRSv2 kit.
if ($img.Version -ne $KitOsRequired) {
Write-Host ("Your Windows installation media is version {0}. Your SRSv2 kit requires version {1}." -f $img.Version, $KitOsRequired)
#return $false
return $true
Oct 11 2021 05:21 PM
Dec 28 2021 05:29 PM
@jguzman73 Gracias genio!!!!!! Me estaba quedando sin pelos con este tema,