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Which edition are you trying to install? Are you using an up-to-date ISO?
I've only ever used the business edition, and it's never given me any trouble.
That does indeed sound intuitive.
That sounds like a lot of trouble lol
I haven't used windows in a long time, but when I was tinkering with windows LTSC IoT was the recommended ISO because of no bloat. Is this still the recommendation or is there a better version?
Latest LTSC is still on Windows 10 and the next one won't be out till mid 2024.
I have it running without issue on some machines - not sure how it is for gaming though...
Like it'll probably run most things but maybe there'll be a loss in performance?