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| author | Lyssa | 2026-03-01 15:34:31 +0000 |
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| committer | Lyssa | 2026-03-01 15:34:31 +0000 |
| commit | 41879f5f5822cea6f9c43606818ce0a234966adb (patch) | |
| tree | 1637f18b4e7b0834d17adafe736a9f766e45d8cd /docs/clean_install_windows.md | |
| parent | 2d158d5068610182abdbcfec5ed0177507175514 (diff) | |
| download | massgrave.dev-41879f5f5822cea6f9c43606818ce0a234966adb.zip | |
chore: Do another round of grammar fixes across the site
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diff --git a/docs/clean_install_windows.md b/docs/clean_install_windows.md index b666a62..95e9836 100644 --- a/docs/clean_install_windows.md +++ b/docs/clean_install_windows.md @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Guide on how to backup your data and clean install Windows. Because file infector malware can copy itself to the bootable USB that you are going to make to perform a clean installation. You need to use another clean system to make a bootable USB and plug it into the current infected system only when it's not running live Windows. **How to check if you have file infector malware?** - Open PowerShell as admin and enter + Open PowerShell as administrator and enter `sc.exe start "sppsvc" > $null 2>&1; Write-Host "Error code: $LASTEXITCODE"` If the output is 577 or 225, then most likely chances are that the system is infected with File infector malware. @@ -96,15 +96,15 @@ It's highly recommended to backup your critical data on some online drive as wel - IoT Enterprise (GAC, General Availability Channel) - IoT Enterprise (LTSC, Long-Term Servicing Channel) - Next question, how do we install this edition? - - For GAC version, you don't need IoT Enterprise ISO, you can simply use regular Windows 11 25H2 consumer (linked at the top) or business ISO. - - For LTSC version, you need to download the full version of LTSC ISO (don't use eval), it doesn't have to be IoT ISO, you can download a normal LTSC ISO in your language. + - for GAC version, you don't need IoT Enterprise ISO, you can simply use regular Windows 11 25H2 consumer (linked at the top) or business ISO. + - for LTSC version, you need to download the full version of LTSC ISO (don't use eval), it doesn't have to be IoT ISO, you can download a normal LTSC ISO in your language. - After flashing the required ISO using Rufus, navigate to the `\sources\` folder on the USB drive and create a file named `PID.txt` (ensure the file extension is correct). Open this file with Notepad and enter the text below. - - For GAC version + - for GAC version ``` [PID] Value=XQQYW-NFFMW-XJPBH-K8732-CKFFD ``` - - For LTSC version + - for LTSC version ``` [PID] Value=CGK42-GYN6Y-VD22B-BX98W-J8JXD @@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ then Windows Setup will apply the OEM key from the motherboard during the final - This behavior is normal and cannot be avoided. **Fix** -After installation, switch the edition by running the following in command prompt as admin. +After installation, switch the edition by running the following in command prompt as administrator. ``` slmgr.vbs /ipk XQQYW-NFFMW-XJPBH-K8732-CKFFD |
