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  • @DownPW said in 24H2 Official ISO Don't support custom wim file:

    In short, thank you Microsoft & f**k you !

    That’s typical! I’ve seen this before with Office365 actually - the new admin GUI doesn’t work properly, but the older one does. Really frustrating, and I feel your pain with this one. I must admit I couldn’t stop laughing when I read the line above. That’s exactly how I feel on almost a daily basis with Micro$oft.

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    @phenomlab said in 24H2 Official ISO Don't support custom wim file:

    I must admit I couldn’t stop laughing when I read the line above. That’s exactly how I feel on almost a daily basis with Micro$oft.

    I believe we are all in the same boat on this subject!!

    they are tiring

    😆

  • @phenomlab said in 24H2 Official ISO Don't support custom wim file:

    I must admit I couldn’t stop laughing when I read the line above. That’s exactly how I feel on almost a daily basis with Micro$oft.

    I believe we are all in the same boat on this subject!!

    they are tiring

    😆

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    @DownPW Very tiring. Seems to happen more often than not.


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