Good afternoon. I tried this simple way, and it still breaks the vmr. Spoiler: Metod Select source (1 > 1) (also mount boot and recovery images) Microsoft Win32 Calculator (2 > 3 > D) Apply changes to image (5 > 2 > Y) Convert WIM to ESD (7 > 1 > E) Make ISO (6 > 1) Whatever I integrate into the image causes a 15-13 error when starting the vmr. sfc / scannow, no damages found. Spoiler: That's how it works. Select source (1 > 1) (also mount boot and recovery images) Remove using RemovePkgsList.txt (3 > 3 > 2) Unpin all Start menu icons (4 > 6) Hide Taskbar TaskView Icon (4 > 8 > B) Hide Taskbar News and Interests (4 > 8 > D) Photo Viewer (4 > 8 > M) Apply changes to image (5 > 2 > Y) Convert WIM to ESD (7 > 1 > E) Make ISO (6 > 1) Spoiler: RemovePkgsList CEIP ECApp CBSPreview CallingShellApp AssignedAccess AssignedAccessLockApp UnifiedTelemetryClient Edge EdgeChromium EdgeDevToolsClient InternetExplorer WindowsMediaPlayer OneDrive MapControl SettingSync GameExplorer AdvertisingXaml RetailDemoContent CommunicationsApps PeopleExperienceHost SecureAssessmentBrowser WalletService StorePurchaseApp WindowsStoreClient DesktopAppInstaller ServicesStoreEngagement XboxApp XboxClient XboxGameCallableUI XboxIdentityProvider SkypeApp SkypeORTC 3DViewer Alarms BingWeather Calculator Camera Cortana FeedbackHub GetHelp Getstarted Maps MixedRealityPortal OfficeHub OfficeOneNote Paint3D People Photos ScreenSketch SolitaireCollection SoundRecorder StickyNotes VP9VideoExtensions WebMediaExtensions HEIFImageExtension WebpImageExtension YourPhone ZuneMusic ZuneVideo Windows 10, version 21H1 (19043.1110) amd64
Reading the previous comments about DISM, maybe someone with more insight can clear up my doubts: DISM being a command line utility is single threaded right? So having a multi core processor doesn't add anything in terms of performance gains? I mean, making an image with MSMG toolkit is equally fast on a single core as it is on a multi core processor? Is there any development that can improve on this, like DISM++? Cheers.
For integration the Toolkit uses the standard DISM so can you check integrating other packs excluding custom packs like Win32Calc, NET5, PowrShell7, DirectX9c, Games, Sidebar?
Have uploaded these new packs Microsoft .NET Framework 4.8 Pack (Windows 7/Server 2008 R2) for MSMG Toolkit with .NET 4.8 KB5004755 (4.8.4410.1) (Thanks to MDL Member : abbodi1406). Microsoft .NET 5 Desktop Runtime Pack (Windows 10/Windows 11) for MSMG Toolkit with Microsoft .NET 5 Desktop 5.0.9 Runtime. Microsoft Windows PowerShell 7 Pack (Windows 10/Windows 11) for MSMG Toolkit with PowerShell 7.1.4 Runtime. Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Pack (Windows 10/Windows 11) for MSMG Toolkit with VC++ 2022 v14.30.30423.0 Runtime (Thanks to MDL Member : abbodi1406).
All right, let me try. Tell me more specific which package. Can you solve the problem of integrating Win32Calc?
MSMG, when working with multiple indexes, if you select "All" during mounting, then mounting install.wim ends with an error: Mounting [Install.wim, Index : All] Image at <\Mount\Install\All>... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Deployment Image Servicing and Management tool Version: 10.0.22000.1 Error: 87 The parameter is incorrect. When selecting indexes by specifying the sequence numbers "1,2,3,..." - everything goes well. Is this how it should be?
Try other packs like NETF35, Windows Data Deduplication, Open Secure Shell, Microsoft Default Inbox Apps to see if it breaks the WMR. Yes will be fixing the Win32Calc pack in next version.