You can safely delete the Utilman.exe file from C:\ now.
Enter copy /y C:\Utilman.exe C:\Windows\System32\Utilman.exe to restore the original program.Press Shift and F10 again to open the command prompt again.Reboot your computer and boot from the USB drive again.
The user account won't show up before you reboot.Next, enter net localgroup administrators USERNAME /add, where USERNAME is the username you chose in the step before.Replace USERNAME and PASSWORD with your desired username and password. In the Command Prompt, enter net user /add USERNAME PASSWORD.In the bottom right, click the Accessibility icon.
On the login screen, your only option should be Other User.Enter wpeutil reboot in the Command Prompt window and let Windows boot up normally. This will replace the Utilman program with the Command Prompt. Next, enter copy /y C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe C:\Windows\System32\Utilman.exe.In the Command Prompt window, enter copy C:\Windows\System32\Utilman.exe C:\, where C: is your operating system drive.Since these steps disabled the initial post-install setup for Windows, you'll need to create an initial user account manually. Method 1: Upgrade to Windows 11 by manually enrolling in the Dev Channel Method 4: Upgrade by replacing the compatibility check file.Method 3: Upgrade or Clean Install Windows 11 by creating a hybrid ISO.Method 2: Upgrade to Windows 11 by enrolling in the Dev Channel using a script.Method 1: Upgrade to Windows 11 by manually enrolling in the Dev Channel.In that case, you'll likely need to follow Method 3 to update. However, this may change if and when an update comes out with a new major build number. In my testing, updates for the current point-releases (i.e., builds 22000.71, 22000.100, etc.) will install without issue on top of previous 22000-based versions of Windows 11.On some systems, Windows 11 may be unable to enter sleep mode, or have other driver-related issues.While I have personally tested the third method on a computer with a Legacy boot system (i.e., no Secure Boot), some computers may simply not be able to run Windows 11.While they don't seem to be as strict as the ones in the eligibility checker or an ISO, they may still prevent you from installing Windows 11 through Windows Update. The first two methods will still perform requirements checks on your device.There's no 32-bit build of Windows 11 available, so only computers with 64-bit processors will be able to run Windows 11.Note: These methods can't bypass every requirement, and your unofficial Windows 11 install may not work properly.
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