

- #Convert server core to gui windows server 2012 dism install
- #Convert server core to gui windows server 2012 dism update
- #Convert server core to gui windows server 2012 dism Patch
- #Convert server core to gui windows server 2012 dism full
This is a complete guide to convert your Evaluation edition of Windows Server into a Full, properly licensed version using a legal product key and the DISM command.
#Convert server core to gui windows server 2012 dism full
Converting Windows Server from Evaluation to Full licensed version This article focuses on using the DISM command to convert Windows Server from the Evaluation version into the Full version. If you want to unlock the full versions, you must purchase a product key and activate your server system through a valid method.
#Convert server core to gui windows server 2012 dism update
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#Convert server core to gui windows server 2012 dism install
After this wizard has finished and I was able to get the server manager and then to install the full GUI on the end.

#Convert server core to gui windows server 2012 dism Patch
The windows server installation wouldn’t accept files from the online source, it wouldn’t work from the same image where I installed the server but it would work from the server in the same domain that had the GUI installed and probably it was os the if not the same but similar patch level. It probably needs to be the same patch level of the image and the windows server so the sources from the WIM image work.Īfter playing with this for the whole day the following command did the trick for me: Dism /Online /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:Server-Gui-Mgmt /All /Source:\\\c$\Windows\WinSxS /LimitAccess There is no way of me knowing what has been patched on each server and what image i need to supply. The problem is mine windows installation differs from the image I have supplied to the dism. – start the powershell in cmd and run: Install-WindowsFeature Server-Gui-Mgmt-Infra,Server-Gui-Shell –Restart –Source c:\mountdir\windows\winsxs – Mount the WIM file using: Dism /mount-wim /WimFile:c:\sources\install.wim /Index:4 /MountDir:c:\mountdir /readonly (index can change in your environment depending on the output from the previous command in mine it was number 4 Datacenter – determine the index number I need to use from the source of image Dism /get-wiminfo /wimfile::sources\install.wim

– create a folder to mount the windows image mkdir c:\mountdir
