hello @mehdibleu its not right to extract link from someones comment and post it somewhere else without giving them credit. why. bcoz the original poster deserves the credit for all the effort he/she made to make that post. if you want to share download link then post link of original post. now pls remove direct link and paste the link of enthou post. i hope you would understand.
Hi! I used all of your tips and everything went smooth. Thanks! I created a Win10 image including all updates to this day plus the auto activation. Although, I'm wondering about my image's final size... I started with a 3.33 GB ISO and patched it to Spanish with the SVFSFX Enthousiast posted, resulting in a 3.27 GB ISO. And then I took that (extracted) image to W10UI, along with 1.33 GB in update files. The process seemed to run/finish perfectly and without any error, but the resulting ISO is somewhere around 3.3 GB 3.75 GB (EDIT: sorry, misread the file)... Is that about right or did that size vary for you? I was expecting something over 4 GB at least. Or I don't know, maybe there's a lot of file discarding/replacement/compression and that's where the -expected- extra 1.3 GB went? P.S. @GOD666 : Btw, you might wanna update the link in your signature to this one, because this thread's title/link seems to have been modified Cheers!
no this is not right. this is how its suppose to happen , 3.27 gb iso + 1.33 gb update = 4.60 gb resulting iso. but if you compress install.wim to install.esd than you save around 30% space. if this is the case than final size should be around 3.22 gb. but if you didnt convert to esd than you did something wrong.
2016 LTSB x64 ISO (install.wim) uptodate 20-1-2018 = 3.59 GB (3,860,463,616 bytes) Integrated updates: Code: Package Identity : Package_for_KB4033393~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~10.0.1.1549 State : Installed Release Type : Update Install Time : 1/20/2018 12:27 AM Package Identity : Package_for_KB4049065~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~10.0.1.3 State : Installed Release Type : Update Install Time : 1/20/2018 12:25 AM Package Identity : Package_for_KB4056887~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~10.0.1.0 State : Installed Release Type : Security Update Install Time : 1/20/2018 12:27 AM Package Identity : Package_for_KB4073562~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~10.0.1.2 State : Installed Release Type : Update Install Time : 1/20/2018 12:27 AM Package Identity : Package_for_RollupFix~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~14393.2035.1.8 State : Installed Release Type : Update Install Time : 1/20/2018 12:39 AM
Yeah, that's kinda why I expected Well, I didn't do it by myself as an independent process, if you know what I mean. Whether that particular compression happened or not during W10UI's run, I don't really know the script under the hood that much. Maybe it's part of "set cleanup=1"? This was my script: Code: @echo off cd /d "%~dp0" set uiv=v4.4 :: when changing below options, be sure to set the new values between = and " marks :: target image or wim file :: leave it blank to automatically detect wim file next to the script, or current online os set "target=C:\W10UI\extiso" :: updates location, %cd% represent the current script directory set "repo=C:\W10UI\wupdates" :: dism.exe tool path (default is system's if the host os is win10) set "dismroot=%windir%\system32\dism.exe" :: enable .NET 3.5 feature, set to 0 to skip it set net35=1 :: optional, specify custom "folder" path for microsoft-windows-netfx3-ondemand-package.cab set "net35source=" :: Cleanup OS images to "compress" superseded components (might take long time to complete) set cleanup=1 :: Rebase OS images to "remove" superseded components (warning: break "Reset this PC" feature) :: require first to set cleanup=1 set resetbase=0 :: update winre.wim if detected inside install.wim, set to 0 to skip it set winre=1 :: create new iso file if the target is a distribution folder :: require ADK installed, or placing oscdimg.exe or cdimage.exe next to the script set iso=1 :: set this to 1 to start the process directly once you execute the script :: make sure you set the above options correctly first set autostart=0 :: optional, set directory for temporary extracted files set "cab_dir=%~d0\W10UItemp" :: optional, set mount directory for updating wim files set "mountdir=%SystemDrive%\W10UImount" set "winremount=%SystemDrive%\W10UImountre"
sorry my bad, its a part of "set cleanup=1"... i used this script some time ago with "default" options, and it gave me final size = iso + update. "set cleanup=1" is greatly reducing the size. but this option isnt available in w7ui and w8ui. it would be wonderful if abbodi can make this option for w7 and w8.
Oh, ok, so things look good then. For a moment I thought I had f*cked things up somewhere in the process Thanks for clarifying Enthousiast & ShiningDog, cheers!
Win7 does not support Dism cleanup and W81UI already have ResetBase enabled by default, but it's not very effective as most updates will set the pending flag which prevent cleanup
Anyone was able to bring newer Edge browser (16299 or 17133) to LTSB? Many new features, which aren't in 14393. And I still can't make it run on LTSB.
Ltsb 2016 have some few problems. 1. Wifi network signal bar in task bar doesn't show correct info.(always full) 2. i updated windows but used data didn't add in data usage monitor. 3.and why the hell they would set images opens with classic paint by default? at least they could have enabled windows picture viewer.viewing images with paint is just horrible.
1.) check your drivers, stock drivers might be old 2.) no idea... but maybe after the updates that's fixed? 3.) LTSB is designed for enterprise. There are no "modern apps" such as the new paint and calculator by default. If you need that I recommend you to install the latest stable windows 10 build (non-ltsb)
1.its a wifi usb dongle, latest drivers already installed... btw it works fine in win 10 1709. 2.not fixed. but sometime it adds data usage in meter, sometime it doesnt with no apps installed. it works good in 1709, but still after installing some apps, as team viewer and using it, it doesnt work perfectly even in 1709. 3.just saying,they should have enabled windows photo viewer, same as they enabled calculator. images opening with paint by default is stupid.
Question: Has anybody managed to get rid of the OneDrive icon on the "root desktop" (not sure what it's called) in Explorer? (Open File Explorer and press Alt + Up Arrow on your keyboard til you reach this desktop.) I've removed pretty much any trace of OneDrive except this one (and some sub folders and .dll files inside the hidden AppData>Local>Microsoft>OneDrive folder in the user directory).
Thank you for the link. It worked for the icon on the "root desktop", but the other .dll files that I mentioned are still there (also after rebooting). The icon remnant was my main goal, though, so I'm happy. Thanks again!
If you need to use corporate websites with integrated Windows authentication, it’s IE11 vs Edge. And I would choose Edge, preferably the latest one.