: Windows PE is often distributed as part of the Windows ADK. Here’s how to get it:
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After extensive research, the root cause was identified. The installer was trying to fetch a 32-bit (x86) version of the boot files, but the user's system was a modern 64-bit (amd64) build of Windows. The primary reason for this is that for the Windows 11 ADK. : Windows PE is often distributed as part of the Windows ADK
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