Incompatible with recent images of uupdump

[Arturbc]

Describe the bug
On try deploy a ARM64 ISO on a Lumia 950, on select of install.wim file, appeared a "metadata error" message. I have try download many ISOs, included very old Windows 10 versions I already used before, but never accept.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Download any uupdump ARM64 ISO;
2. Try deploy;
3. Get a error about metadata invalid.

Expected behavior
Is expected accept file install.wim and show a list of edtitions to select and start deploy.

Screenshots

Log file
Log-20240317.txt

[zenbaku]

+1 also affected by this. Using a WIM validator and mounting the files works, so not sure why woa deployer won't recognize them.

[roadrunnerli]

+1 also affected. Tried over 10 images from various sources like UUPDUMP or massgrave.dev/windows_arm_links. I did not find a single one that works.
Looking mainly for a working 18363 .iso (to preserve the ICan0 info, required for phone call functionality).

Found a workaround -> Export the .wim-file from the .wim-file :D
DISM /Export-Image /SourceImageFile:[path to invalid install.wim] /SourceIndex:1 /DestinationImageFile:[path to new install.wim] /CheckIntegrity
Will correct the issue

[NikeDudeeGAMER]

+1 also affected. Tried over 10 images from various sources like UUPDUMP or massgrave.dev/windows_arm_links. I did not find a single one that works. Looking mainly for a working 18363 .iso (to preserve the ICan0 info, required for phone call functionality).

Found a workaround -> Export the .wim-file from the .wim-file :D DISM /Export-Image /SourceImageFile:[path to invalid install.wim] /SourceIndex:1 /DestinationImageFile:[path to new install.wim] /CheckIntegrity Will correct the issue

where do i type that in

[roadrunnerli]

+1 also affected. Tried over 10 images from various sources like UUPDUMP or massgrave.dev/windows_arm_links. I did not find a single one that works. Looking mainly for a working 18363 .iso (to preserve the ICan0 info, required for phone call functionality).
Found a workaround -> Export the .wim-file from the .wim-file :D DISM /Export-Image /SourceImageFile:[path to invalid install.wim] /SourceIndex:1 /DestinationImageFile:[path to new install.wim] /CheckIntegrity Will correct the issue

where do i type that in

Type it In a (Windows 11 elevated) command prompt!
From the begin:
First, double-click the 'Iso' that you have created with UUPDump -> that 'mounts' the ISO image as a new drive in explorer. Lets assume that you have a temp folder on your C-Drive (C:\Temp) and the new drive gets the letter "F:" assigned

Then open a 'CMD' (run as administrator) and type in the command (on one line / no LF)

DISM /Export-Image /SourceImageFile:"F:\sources\install.wim" /SourceIndex:1 /DestinationImageFile:"c:\Temp\install.wim" /CheckIntegrity

Yyou will find the working install.wim in C:\Temp