You may need to download a separate version of Windows.If you see The product key entered does not match any of the Windows images available for installation. Where XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX is the product key. The PID.txt file has the following format: The PID.txt file contains the product key for the edition of Windows that you are installing. Here's an example of a EI.cfg file for an OEM-channel Enterprise edition image that's not volume licensed: must be either 1, if this is a volume license, or 0, if this is not a volume license.
If you don't specify a name or an index number, the output won't include the Edition ID.įrom an online or mounted image, use DISM /Get-CurrentEdition: DISM /Image:C:\Mount /Get-CurrentEditionįor more information, see Take Inventory of an Image or Component Using DISM and DISM Windows Edition-Servicing Command-Line Options. Setup uses these files during the Windows PE configuration pass as soon as it is launched. Windows Setup will use these files automatically during installation. Save the files into the \Sources folder on the installation media. Using EI.cfg and PID.txtĬreate these configuration files in a text editor such as Notepad. For more information, see Work with Product Keys and Activation. This key is not used to activate Windows. The product key in the product ID file is only used to install Windows. You can reuse the product key in the product ID file for multiple installations.
If you use an EI.cfg file to differentiate volume license media, but you do not include a PID.txt file, the user receives a prompt for a product key to continue Windows Setup. You can use these files to automate the product-key entry page in Windows Setup instead of using an answer file. Product ID (PID.txt) lets you specify a product key.Edition configuration (IE.cfg) lets you specify values for edition ID, the channel, and the volume license.You can optionally use Edition configuration (EI.cfg) and Product ID (PID.txt) files to specify the Windows product key and the Windows edition during Windows installation:
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