First of all sorry for saying that cursed name, but a school teacher asked me to install it on her laptop, i had no idea how to but after following some tutorials online, it displays this error:

Windows couldn’t open C:\Source\install.wim

I would be very grateful for your help

  • DBGamer@lemmy.ml
    3·
    3 years ago

    Hiya there! I am DeafBlind so windows’ interfaces aren’t the best for me. But you might get further help if you try searching that exact error. Which you should then be able to follow in the Windows’ interface on how to fix it.

    That how 95% of computer errors are resolved. So it should comes in handy. :)

    • kazutrash@lemmy.mlOP
      3·
      3 years ago

      I am very glad for your reply. For sure, i am going to search more about it, download the ISO again and try it through Microsoft’s Tool as ajz said, although time is drowning me up to the neck.

      It is very wholesome that people on Lemmy are so receptive, helpful and comprehensible. I’m very grateful that besides english isn’t my native language, you people still reply to it and thanks to ajz today i learned how to use “although” properly

      • DBGamer@lemmy.ml
        2·
        3 years ago

        Awww thanks you very much and you are most certainly welcome. Indeed it seems like generally people cares “more” than say Reddit or other forums/platforms. Also if it helps, my isn’t either. I am natively American SIgn Language (ASL).

    • SFloss (they/them)@lemmy.ml
      2·
      3 years ago

      Hey, I’ve been meaning to ask you this, but you’re both deaf and blind? And that’s interesting that Windows doesnt’t have good interfaces, since I always heard Windows is better in that department compared to Linux.

      • DBGamer@lemmy.ml
        2·
        3 years ago

        That is indeed correct and thanks for asking of me! :) Indeed, I believe Linux USUALLY ships with customizations for their interfaces. On Linux Mint, I can change the themeing, color of folders, display settings and so forth. Add on top that Linux Mint ships with good accessibility settings (that’s normally literally hundreds otherwise/user) it’s a pretty significant thing to me.

        The only thing that gets me that I have to restart the interface (Desktop Environment) every time I goes into Minetest full screen. Since i need to switch off the accessibility settings. Since the game already comes with MANY scaling options so I can still plays it provided it’s also in full screen.

          • DBGamer@lemmy.ml
            2·
            3 years ago

            Thank you very much for asking of me and caring to be of understanding of me. :) That is indeed correct, I am DeafBlind meaning as you guessed significant lack of vision as well as hearing. My biggest concerns are actually being able to be involved in finding people and possibly comes something of it. Which is why up until I created my deafblindminetestgaming.com site. I been having issues with this because I lost my most involved forum I was in to supar staffing of helping me with two concerning reports. As well as Discord giving me such pains with my account because it’s being “comprised” regardless of the passwords I use. So I had to stop using it as their 2FA is a piece of trash ONLY allowing smartphones. Which doesn’t works for me. :(

            So yea a LOT had happened the first half of the year and still trying to “get back up to speed” to this very day.

              • DBGamer@lemmy.ml
                2·
                3 years ago

                Aww thank you very much, you been a wonderful person to talk to seeing as you really do appreciate all I been doing and for who I am inside. :) Really hope indeed that the Minetest kicks up some steam so I may be able to make something of it. :)

              • DBGamer@lemmy.ml
                2·
                3 years ago

                That would probably not worked, I tried desktop applications on my machine and it just won’t work. Even when properly configured to Discord and me providing the secret. My assumptions that Discord must checks behind the scenes if it coming from a mobile device or not. And if it “real”.

          • Echedenyan@lemmy.ml
            2·
            3 years ago

            Several months ago there was a documentary about full DeafBlind people and a woman who finished a degree and wrote some book in that state in middle or begining of the XX century.

            It didn’t explain so much about how to deal with her issues but I remember a conference part where she put two fingers around the mouth of the main speaker to be able to understand what was she saying.

            Then, used some kind of sign language to speak. I didn’t watch the rest.