Use this instead: Code: forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/68791-Add-Multilingual-Support-to-Windows-10-Distribution-automated-batch-script
Hello there lads, I followed the tutorial to the letter and everything is working like a charm, thanks very much. The only thing that puzzles me now, Windows Subsystem for Linux (Beta) option is not available though Isn't the mentioned ISO up-to-date ? Am I supposed to install any updates ? Edit: It looks like I need build 14316.
I updated the iso with MSMG Toolkit to update comulative the last but after making the update installation is again the installation of poerque comulative?
Did you launch your command from a long path like the desktop? If so try from something of very short like C:\sxs, sometimes it helps
sorry, but I think making this work is one a waste of time because the kernel is the same for all Windows versions so after long research into the architecture in o.s. I see clearly that Windows Enterprise LTSB have all files and structures as Windows 10 PRO only stay disabled then I think that making some "tweaks" in the registry versions of LTSB turn in PRO easily as result is pure wast of time with none benefit; some days earlier I told that versions of LTSB is one super version of Windows 7 I'AM WRONG
MSMG ToolKit v4.3 is simply the best removal utility available! I had tried a handful of others before using this one. It just works exactly as it should. Essential to enhance privacy and performance of your Windows 10 images.
I tried this tool- I removed many components, but the final output iso, was larger than the original iso - too large to burn onto a single layer dvd (about 4.7 gb). I did save source, then rebuild image. any advice to get the file size smaller is appreciated.
need to convert install.wim in install.esd in the first item of the main menu. and then apply to item #6 and create iso
It depends on the ISO you started from. If it was ESD based is normal that the WIM one is larger, if you started from a WIM one, the final WIM must be smaller than the original one, if you exported and rebuild the WIM
I have my files on F-Drive. You don't need to rename it to Enterprise, any name will do. This is from my instructions to convert Pro to Enterprise. This will reduce size of install.wim by over 1 GB. ren F:\install.wim Enterprise.wim dism /export-image /sourceimagefile:F:\Enterprise.wim /sourceindex:1 /destinationimagefile:F:\Install.wim /compress:max
You just rebuild the windows image after tinkering with it. I may hope someone who is removing stuff from the windows image has done that already (and he/she did rebuild the image according the "then rebuild image" text). Compressing the install.wim to install.esd (compress:recovery) will reduce the size significantly. ps, I don't get how a standard windows image which is lited (what this thread is about) can grow bigger than the original?