You should now inside the Windows PE system.
1

Run & Install via Windows Installer ISO

  1. Opem File Explorer.
  2. Go into USB Storage (Ventroy) -> Double-click to open the downloaded Windows ISO.
  3. Double-click and run setup.exe inside of the Windows ISO.
  4. Choose your preferred language, timezone, input and click Next -> Tick and Accept Terms -> Go Next
  1. Choose Custom: Install Windows only (Advanced)
  1. There should only 1 disk option available for No-HWID ssd. Choose it and click Next.
  1. Wait until the installation windows complete.

If the No-HWID hard drive is not displayed properly when you select the hard disk. Follow this step:

  1. Click Load Driver.
  2. Browse to USB Storage (Ventory) -> No-HWID Toolkit -> No-HWID SSD Driver -> Click OK.
  3. The hard drive should now display correctly.
2

Boot into Windows

  1. After the Windows Installation completed. Everything is now done in Windows PE side.
  2. Shutdown from Windows PE system and unplug the USB Storage Drive.
  3. Power ON PC. You should now able to boot into the new clean windows.
  4. Setup the windows name, password and get into the windows.
3

Plug in again USB Storage (Ventroy)

4

Install all required Driver & Basic Runtime

VC Runtime All in One Pack

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DirectX Runtime

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No-HWID Disk Driver

  1. Open USB Storage (Ventroy) -> M.2 SSD Driver Folder.
  2. Right click Install Me.inf and choose Install from the menu selection.
  3. Done.

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No-HWID Network LAN

  1. Open USB Storage (Ventroy) -> Network LAN Driver Folder.
  2. Right click Install Me.inf and choose Install from the menu selection.
  3. Done.
5

Check HWID Serials

  1. Open USB Storage (Ventroy) -> Run checkHWID as ADMINISTRATOR.
  2. Compare the HWID with the image you take on Overall Step 1.
  3. Disk Serial Number and UUID should now difference compare to old HIWD.
6

All step is now completed. You can now close the software.

All steps are completed. Please return to the Overall Guideline for the next step.

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