Hi, I use NTLite for integrate updates into the Windows 10 ISO but I don't know if there is any program for integrate Office/VLC, etc in the same ISO. Can anybody help me? Thanks!
Flipp3rs tip would be one way, using setupcomplete or firstlogon stage of the Win Setup is another approach. Although i was using a mix of both i lately switched to automatted scripts which i start manually after Win Setup. Main problem when integrating them is the fact that the versions of firefox, vlc and others get outdated very fast and it's hard to keep them updated after installing them in Audit Mode or needs fiddling with the ISOs for the setupcomplete/firstlogon route. Since my script also copies alot of files while performing theming tweaks and others it's mandatory doing it when a user account is created and running.
Actually the first one i run is the Automattic Maintenance Run of the Security Tool which is now merged into JATDevice. The second aka programs/runtimes/tweaks is still work in progress and a collection of script snipplets from all over MDL. Wanted to switch to burfs nice vcredist installer to avoid the nasty 2005 installer files in the root of a random drive. The only tricky part is to find the silent install switches for all those installers or silent install packages. I could share those if wished.
Been going pregnant with starting something like that, since i found a lot obsolete stuff in the net and software vendors tend to change things very rapidly .
Integrating software actually was never so easy as with UWP packages. Also, I want to ask - could i change gpedit.msc settings in audit mode (and save it in image afterall)?
Only in case you use those UWP 'apps' ... i still call them crap and uninstall Store and all related.
It's hard to understand all your messages because this is the first time I'm looking for it so I'll search for audit mode and I'll search for updates of Firefox, chrome, etc when all is finished.
I normally only install, adobe reader DC, ultra-iso, smv, office (actually lately not even office), torrent + usenet software, 7zip + winrar, firefox, psp, TC and VMWare. And now i have installed OSFmount, to play with. Just as fast, when done manually
If you want the ISO for reinstalling Windows in the same machine, then it’s much simpler and convenient to make an image of the system partition. This will of course include not only updates and programs installed, but also your settings and any personal data you have on that partition. From time to time, as changes to the system occur, you can update your image of it. You make the image easily and quickly by using software like Acronis True Image, and keep it e.g. on an external drive. From there, you can put it back any time you like, and you’ve got your system revived and ready.
@OP Since Atari mentioned it, i started a collective REPO; the gaps still included should be filled soon . All related stuff can be shared and discussed there.