Windows 11, version 24H2 won't install

i tried that tool it barely runs or it closes right away.

this is my laptop specs and its all supported Components.

my pc supports secure boot

TPM 2.0 Enabled on this pc.

TPM 2.0

The Processor is Supported for Windows 11.

Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 5600H with Radeon Graphics

Atleast 4GB of RAM

System Memory: 8GB

System disk is larger than 64GB

Disk Drive: 1000 GB (1TB)

Processor has more than 2 cores

Processor Cores: 6

i don't know what the problem is. everything is up-to-date and supported

Ran for me:

Go to CMD and run as
hvciscan_amd64.exe > output.txt

i tried that tool it barely runs or it closes right away.

this is my laptop specs and its all supported Components.

my pc supports secure boot

TPM 2.0 Enabled on this pc.

TPM 2.0

The Processor is Supported for Windows 11.

Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 5600H with Radeon Graphics

Atleast 4GB of RAM

System Memory: 8GB

System disk is larger than 64GB

Disk Drive: 1000 GB (1TB)

Processor has more than 2 cores

Processor Cores: 6

i don't know what the problem is. everything is up-to-date and supported

Thank you Terence!

I see the scan is called a memory integrity system readiness scan tool, and is used to check a system for compatibility with memory integrity. So, are you saying it actually checks drivers too?

I’m wondering if the scan would also help those like me experiencing performance problems once 24H2 is installed?

You remove them from the registry. Removing from the registry ditches them. There is a technique online that you can find. I did paste it in further up.

I find Windows 11 24h2 works fine, but they did reintroduce the file manager delay again which had been fixed. It builds up an index or something. First use always takes a while. If you hibernate you aren't bothered with it again until you reboot. They do have the disappearing mouse pointer bug... still appears to be in there.

Support for 32 bit code has been improved. My Epsom scanner you can now see what you are doing with it on the screen. Buttons had disappeared, you had to guess where to click. Now back... unexpectedly. It was a known issue but got sorted out :). That was a Windows 11 issue, fine in 10.

Thank you Terence!

I see the scan is called a memory integrity system readiness scan tool, and is used to check a system for compatibility with memory integrity. So, are you saying it actually checks drivers too?

I’m wondering if the scan would also help those like me experiencing performance problems once 24H2 is installed?

I noticed this 24H2 announcement from Microsoft a while ago:

https://www.windowslatest.com/2025/01/17/microsoft-begins-auto-updating-pcs-to-windows-11-24h2-forced-download-phase/

**I don't know if that's a good or bad thing??**🤔

If this is the case, Microsoft absolutely needs to make sure that the 24H2 download + installation goes from start to finish WITHOUT PROBLEMS!

**Otherwise, some users may have big problems like some are having now.**🤔

Indeed a crunch year for them. Corporate managers verses what their products do. The expiration of Windows 10 is an added dimension. Corporate bosses probably aren't too aware of the Windows 11 24h2 product foibles.

Been using Microsoft products for 40 years or so now you often groan a little.... saying that those old DOS commands coming handy now. Early training.