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‎02-02-2025 10:30 AM

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Product: HP ProBook 455 G8 Notebook PC (1Y9H2AV)
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

Hallo zusammen,

 

langsam verzweifele ich an der Installation von Windows 11 auf meinem ProBook. Habe schon Google und ChatGPT gefragt, und leider keine Hilfe finden können. Ihr seit meine letzte Hoffnung. Folgenden Problem:

 

Aktuell läuft auf meinem ProBook Linux Mint (Früher war schon Windows 11 drauf). Unter dem Linux Mint wurde das letzte Windows 11 ISO-Bild als bootfähige USB erzeugt. Beim Neustartet erkennt mein Rechner die USB und die erste Windows-Maske startet. Diese Maske fordert von mir, dass ich einen Speicherort für die Treiber zeigen, um die Hartware zu erkennen. 

Ich habe alle Treiber (als *.exe) von der HP-Support-Website runter geladen und auf ein zweites USB drauf gepackt. Zwar wird die zweite USB unter der Windows-Maske erkannt, aber die Treiber werden nicht erkannt und ich komme bei der Installation nicht weiter. Leider zeigt mir die Maske auch nicht an, welche Hardware es nicht erkennt.

 

Kann mir einer von euch hier weiterhelfen?

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‎02-06-2025 05:21 AM - edited ‎02-06-2025 05:23 AM

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Hello Raj_05,

 

thanks for for your reply. Actually the topic is solved by me. I don't know what I have done, but in the end I used the "woeusb" for creation of the bootable Windows USB, tried all 3 USB ports and with the last one I could install Windows 11. I hope it will somehow help others. God safe "DeepSeek" 😄

What hasn't helped is to virtualize Windows 11 in VirtualBox and creation of the bootable USB with MCT, however I have read a lot about this solution.

Best Greatings

 

PS: 10-15 h of my live were spent on this - thats a lot 😄

 

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‎02-05-2025 01:34 PM

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Hey,

Hope you are doing fine!

Thank you for visiting our English HP Support Community. It would be ideal if the post was in English, so that other HP product users like you can also benefit from the information provided here. To ensure a quick response, it would be advisable to post your question in English.We understand that English is not your primary language, so we advise you to use an on-line translator of your choice to post in the language of our Community.

Thank you for your understanding.
 
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Raj_05
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‎02-06-2025 05:21 AM - edited ‎02-06-2025 05:23 AM

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Hello Raj_05,

 

thanks for for your reply. Actually the topic is solved by me. I don't know what I have done, but in the end I used the "woeusb" for creation of the bootable Windows USB, tried all 3 USB ports and with the last one I could install Windows 11. I hope it will somehow help others. God safe "DeepSeek" 😄

What hasn't helped is to virtualize Windows 11 in VirtualBox and creation of the bootable USB with MCT, however I have read a lot about this solution.

Best Greatings

 

PS: 10-15 h of my live were spent on this - thats a lot 😄

 

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