Can try to deactivate. I think this is what DriveDX installed.Are you using this driver?
Maybe it is breaking the installer?
GitHub - kasbert/OS-X-SAT-SMART-Driver: Max OS X kernel driver for providing access to external drive SMART data
Max OS X kernel driver for providing access to external drive SMART data - kasbert/OS-X-SAT-SMART-Drivergithub.com
When I tested the installation of Windows 7, I also had stops at this inscription, but sometimes this inscription was not there and I ended up on the desktop.
It is tricky to install it in UEFI Mode. Legacy mode though should be fine.
Yes, Win 10 is on a separate partition. Win 11 is being installed on a fresh, exfat partition. Seems like Windows installer is modifying whole disk's bootmgr or MBR? I am able to modify BCD to reflect Win 10, 11 entries. Only Win 10 won't boot. Sometimes Win 11 also. I forget, I have tried so many times with varying results.
During Windows 11 installation, the system partition is set to active and recording occurs Windows PBR to the block device of the system partition appropriate for the file system.
Did you install windows in legacy mode? If you install it in UEFI mode better look for support at the OCLP discord. You can try the blue screen view program in Safe Mode to see the error cause:
Installed in UEFI also had no issue with Rufus installer in UEFI mode been doing that for a while just wanted to try out the Install Windows app. It worked like a charm on my 6,1 in UEFI mode.Did you install windows in legacy mode? If you install it in UEFI mode better look for support at the OCLP discord. You can try the blue screen view program in Safe Mode to see the error cause:
I survived a scary Blue Screen of Death, the dreaded Kernel Security Check Failure. Here's how.
After some investigation, I found an easy fix to this perplexing error.www.tomshardware.com
if you look at the link the guy said that it started doing it all of a sudden without any changes. He found that the error was related to the directX, which led him to believe it was related to the video drivers. After uninstall/reinstall of the drivers through DDU he fixed his BSOD. Depending on the results of the debug file analysis you should take the appropriate action. If the same disk boots on another hardware most likely you have driver issues.
I have a RX580, not sure how I can remove drivers when I can't boot into windows at all. The odd thing is I installed Windows 11 UEFI last week with my Rufus thumb drive on the same NVMe but it is an older W11 build but it works and boots no problem, no driver issue. The install on the 6,1 was separate install using the Windows Install app not the same disk, internal disk and I did have to install video drivers for the D500s after the install AMD R5 not Adrenalin.
After looking at the log, the program installed Windows without errors. And you could think about what you wrote above, but there were no problems with the Rufus installer. This is a mystery to me. There are other people here with Mac Pro 5.1 and had no problems installing.Did you install windows in legacy mode? If you install it in UEFI mode better look for support at the OCLP discord. You can try the blue screen view program in Safe Mode to see the error cause:
I survived a scary Blue Screen of Death, the dreaded Kernel Security Check Failure. Here's how.
After some investigation, I found an easy fix to this perplexing error.
You should compare apples to apples otherwise the results will throw you off. If you lost the same old build now try the new one with Rufus and see if you get BSOD. Or vice versa try the old Win build with the application.
I just tried the rufus install again and the build is from 2022 UEFI. I am a bit stumped. Windows knows it's me installing it as it says hi Lance... and can ID my computer from past install. The install was really fast on a 2 terabyte NVMe with only opencore installed no Mac OS partition. I will try this again with the app. I just wanted to make sure my Rufus install still worked . It must be something about my 5,1 that keeps blocking the boot after installing with the app, as you say it has no problem with the install. I will try to grab the old build and try it with the app.
UPDATE! First off let me say how much I appreciate the work Sergey has done with this app, It is amazing, and I think the issue came down to Microsoft's latest builds clashing with my Mac Pro 5,1 as I tried all kinds of things but always wound up with the same error "Kernel Security Check Failure" when booting into Windows 11 for the first time after the install. Maybe it's just a driver issue of some kind I honestly have know clue. Today I was able to get a Windows 10.iso and it installed extremely fast using the app to my NVMe and then my first boot into Windows 10 had no issues. Windows is a finicky bitch! I also was able to take the NVMe with Windows 11 that I created with the app in the 5,1 and put it in my 2019 Mac Pro and it booted no prob which prooves the 5,1 is the problem, the app was not the issue, it's an issue with my 5,1 and maybe the latest Windows 11 build. I can still install Windows 11 using my 2022 Rufus created thumb drive on the 5,1 and get it up to date.
www.windowslatest.com
Did this. When I try to the "Restore EFI bootloader" step nothing gets restored to the that folder.
This is from the last run that failed. If you want an add'l log, I'll try again and send that as well.
