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Hello Everyone,
I have 8 GB ram. I was aware of Windows 11. Likewise, I downloaded the Windows 11 ISO from the OFFICIAL Microsoft website. I made a VM using VMware. I gave the correct settings. It also met the Windows 11 requirements. It also has TPM and UEFI Secure Boot enabled in my VM. I then used Windows 11 ISO for my VM. it's booting perfectly, with no errors. Then I ran the installation. Then it showed Windows Installation 76%, and then I got an error message telling me that windows did not get the file. It may be missing. Then it says "Please make sure that all files are available and then retry the installation of Windows 11.”. Please help me fix this issue. For more details, the error code is 0x80070570. Please help me as it's urgent.
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Hi Siriki,
I am Sumit here to assist you with this question.
The VHD you made is likely corrupt:
# for hex 0x570 / decimal 1392
ERROR_FILE_CORRUPT winerror.h
# The file or directory is corrupted and unreadable.
# 1 matches found for "0x80070570"
You may want to run a disk check on the drive and then make a new VHD.
Good luck.
Awesome! Thank you for letting us know.
Hi there Sumit,
Thank you. It has fixed the issue.
Thanks a lot!