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I observed that when attempting to select the language in the Locale tab, the Next button becomes greyed out.
Subsequently, I have to backtrack and simply skip the language selection to set it. While investigating in PowerShell, I encountered an error that directed me to the PSDWizardNew.psm1 file:
$Global:OSSupportedLanguages = @(($Global:OperatingSystemList | Where-Object Guid -eq $TSAssignedOSGUID).Language)
#Get only available locales settings from Select OS
$Global:LanguageList = $Global:PSDWizardLocales | Where-Object-Object {$_.Culture -in $Global:OSSupportedLanguages} | Select-Object -Unique
Upon closer inspection, it appears that there is an extra "-Object" in the Where-Object cmdlet, leading to this error.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I observed that when attempting to select the language in the Locale tab, the Next button becomes greyed out.
Subsequently, I have to backtrack and simply skip the language selection to set it. While investigating in PowerShell, I encountered an error that directed me to the PSDWizardNew.psm1 file:
$Global:OSSupportedLanguages = @(($Global:OperatingSystemList | Where-Object Guid -eq $TSAssignedOSGUID).Language)
#Get only available locales settings from Select OS
$Global:LanguageList = $Global:PSDWizardLocales | Where-Object-Object {$_.Culture -in $Global:OSSupportedLanguages} | Select-Object -Unique
Upon closer inspection, it appears that there is an extra "-Object" in the Where-Object cmdlet, leading to this error.
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I observed that when attempting to select the language in the Locale tab, the Next button becomes greyed out.
Subsequently, I have to backtrack and simply skip the language selection to set it. While investigating in PowerShell, I encountered an error that directed me to the PSDWizardNew.psm1 file:
Upon closer inspection, it appears that there is an extra "-Object" in the Where-Object cmdlet, leading to this error.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: