Talk about unsupported configurations.

you didn't understand... I know the correct file as you had commented and how it is in tutorials on the Internet. I tried it without the file and in another time with the no-frills version of the previous system. I booted from the pen-drive and started the installation but it shows that my PC can't continue the installation... I tried it on the laptop with ryzen 3 and it worked

Since you are not listening and keep trying the wrong procedure, I will not help you anymore.

I don't care if it works with another machine. you want something that works with your machine which is in the red zone, just follow what I tell you.

Don't boot from the USB, just run setup from it while windows is up.

Don't believe all the B.S. that you find on the web, some are good some are bad. 😜

@WolfBoy,

From your picture it looks like you booted from the USB and tried install ?

That will not work.

That is not the way to do upgrade, you have to run setup while windows is up and running ?

Again you are not following the instructions...

For a clean install there are different steps to follow, but that is not what you wanted, you said you want to do upgrade from 22000.xxx to 22454.1000 so you are doing the wrong thing for that.

you didn't understand... I know the correct file as you had commented and how it is in tutorials on the Internet. I tried it without the file and in another time with the no-frills version of the previous system. I booted from the pen-drive and started the installation but it shows that my PC can't continue the installation... I tried it on the laptop with ryzen 3 and it worked

😥 it did not work ... With ISO without this file in a pendrive bootable and SecureBoot enabled => aka.ms/WindowsSysReq (after to start install process)

You never say or show what you get ? Did you do it while offline ?

What does this mean ?

aka.ms/WindowsSysReq ????

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Also if you are trying setup for an update in place or upgrade you do not need a pen drive you can do it from a Temp directory just copying all files and folder sfrom the mounted ISO and then renaming the file.

Setup will start, change the option to not check for updates and it should go on.

Before you start setup you may have to delete the file below on the C: volume to avoid blocks that were downloaded previously. Disconnect from the network.

Even without the raiserres file or with this file from win10 iso I get "this PC can't run Win11"

That is not the right file name.

Anyway, it works fine for me, I've done it several times.

Probably you tried before while online and has the blocks/checks in C:$WINDOWS.~BT

Delete that folder and try again while offline (disconnected).

Do not mix up files from windows 10, that is a bad idea !

😥 it did not work ... With ISO without this file in a pendrive bootable and SecureBoot enabled => aka.ms/WindowsSysReq (after to start install process)

You never say or show what you get ? Did you do it while offline ?

What does this mean ?

aka.ms/WindowsSysReq ????

---->

Also if you are trying setup for an update in place or upgrade you do not need a pen drive you can do it from a Temp directory just copying all files and folder sfrom the mounted ISO and then renaming the file.

Setup will start, change the option to not check for updates and it should go on.

Before you start setup you may have to delete the file below on the C: volume to avoid blocks that were downloaded previously. Disconnect from the network.

Even without the raiserres file or with this file from win10 iso I get "this PC can't run Win11"