Windows Boot Manager Un-bootable | crostouchpad, crostouchscreen Drivers Has No Effects

[ThirtySeven377]

System:

Windows 11 Pro 22H2, Windows 11 Pro 23H2, Windows 11 Pro 24H2 (This issue exist in all versions mentioned here)

Board/Device:

• Device: Lenovo 500e Yoga Gen 4 (Intel N100)
• Original chrome: Nissa
• Board name: PUJJO

Steps to reproduce:

1. Follow the guide until Windows Installation (via usb)
2. After it restart after Windows Installation, it will get Booting from 'Windows Boot Manager' failed: verify it contains a 64-bit UEFI OS (Normally this step should go into OOBE). This is the first issue.
3. Use PE or repairing mode for bcdboot C:\Windows /s E: /f UEFI // Where E: is the EFI portion
4. This make sure Windows Boot Manager can boot for once, after rebooting, step 3 is required again
5. Go through OOBE normally, until entering normal system
6. Install drivers (VC_redist was installed first), and will realise touchpad and touchscreen has no effects (keyboard remapping only has effect after rebooting, Im assuming this is normal?)

Additional notes:

• Tried with multiple versions of drivers, non of them worked.
• Drivers other than touchpad, touchscreen, and paid drives (not tested) are functioning normally
• Tried using cd; curl -LOk mrchromebox.tech/firmware-util.sh && sudo bash firmware-util.sh to update UEFI, but the Windows Boot Manager Un-bootable issue still persist.

[orionbg]

Same device and same boot issue...
I'm guessing there is something wrong with the firmware for this model...
Unfortunately, no matter what I can't get to the OOBE part...

[gihub45]

when you say Use PE or repairing mode , what does PE mean? Thanks.

[gihub45]

are you using Rufus? if so, under file system, a drop down list for advanced format options, I had to uncheck "create extended label and icon files" for my install to work. File system is NTFS of course, but can be missed if using different types of removable media cards. I've missed it in the past going too fast.