Its possible for specific files even when everything is normal! > After asking for admin rights, Does it offer you Continue & finally you are able to delete them ? > What are the exact files & their names ? Are they system files ? Are they owned by TrustedInstaller ? > Make a new account with admin privilege & try the same thing. Thanks. ...
That is for safety reasons. (yes, even if you are the Administrator). To disable it: Open UserAccountControlSettings and set it to the lowest.
Wow, there are still people not knowing about UAC (User Account Control), providing userspace separation. If you want to be THE Administrator, you need to activate the Super Admin account first. In a shell with Admin rights: Code: net user Administrator /active:Yes This account won't be bothered with UAC prompts.
You already have starter: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/new-isos.79045/page-6#post-1539716 Just delete the ei.cfg from the sources folder on the ISO and you will be able to install Starter.
How can I remove the "extra" editions from a consumer iso? E.g. the iso can install home, pro, education etc editions and I want it to install the home one only. p.s. This is a friend's question who thinks the iso can be slimmed down by removing the ones he does not need. I am 1000% sure that there will be no reduction in size, but he does not believe me.
Around half GB difference Code: dism /Export-Image /SourceImageFile:"X:\sources\install.wim" /SourceIndex:1 /DestinationImageFile:"X:\install.wim" /Compress:max /checkintegrity
Thank you both @SAM-R I knew about uupdump.The problem is that even if I show him, he won't know how to use it and I am not willing to teach him, because his goal probably is to slim down some all-in-one iso he got from... somewhere.
any one can help me. i'm new here. i want to make my own updated windows 10 iso, how can i do it? i have windows 10 x64 1909 ISO