MSMG ToolKit

I did not understand how you came to this doubt?
Was it because of something I said above?

That I know @MSMG maintains the support for several versions and editions that are active in the community. For Windows 10 from 1809 LTSC. Windows 11 is the new addition in this list.

 

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So, it supports last month's Windows 10 ISO's then? I didn't see mention of those builds in the changelog.

 

@MSMG,

from

Code:

set "Notepad_Appx=%Apps%\Microsoft.WindowsNotepad_8wekyb3d8bbwe.xml"

to

Code:

set "Notepad_License=%Apps%\Microsoft.WindowsNotepad_8wekyb3d8bbwe.xml"

from

Code:

set "Paint=%Apps%\Microsoft.Paint_8wekyb3d8bbwe.xml"

to

Code:

set "Paint_License=%Apps%\Microsoft.Paint_8wekyb3d8bbwe.xml"

and out of "AllApps"...
from

Code:

           call :AddProvisionedAppxPackage "%InstallMount%\%%i", "App Installer", "%DesktopAppInstaller_Appx%", "%VCLibsUWPDesktop14_Appx%", "%DesktopAppInstaller_License%"

to

Code:

           if "%InboxApp%" equ "DesktopAppInstaller" call :AddProvisionedAppxPackage "%InstallMount%\%%i", "App Installer", "%DesktopAppInstaller_Appx%", "%VCLibsUWPDesktop14_Appx%", "%DesktopAppInstaller_License%"

from

Code:

echo.WHD General Updates folder ^<WHD\w10\%ImageArchitecture%\%PackageVersion%^> is empty...

to

Code:

echo.WHD General Updates folder ^<WHD\%SelectedSourceOS%\%ImageArchitecture%\%PackageVersion%^> is empty...

 

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Toolkit development and support is not as simple as it is not only about only the Toolkit.cmd Script.
There is a backend (ToolkitHelper.exe) application that provides the removal of new Windows Builds components, as is updated. This application, only MSMG develops and updates.

But there is always the possibility of removing, through DISM list.
I consider this removal a little more gross. Lets some things broken. While removal through the toolkithelper, are better treated.

At present, the ToolkitHelper application provides support until the Builds of the moment at the launch of version 11.7.
Small patches of the Toolkit.cmd script are turned to functionality.
In version 11.8 it has fully updated, both Toolkit.cmd and ToolkitHelper, among the other tools within the Bin folder.

 

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Can't add .NET 5 to Windows 11.

Can't find any packages named NET5_w11.tpk.

Code:

===============================================================================
               MSMG ToolKit - Integrate Microsoft .NET 5
===============================================================================

Microsoft .NET 5 Pack folder is missing the below file...

"NET5_w11.tpk"

Please copy the above file to <Packs\NET5> folder...

===============================================================================

 

There is a way to integrate the Windows activation script (like massgravel/Microsoft-Activation-Scripts HWID mode) in an W10 LTSC 2019 setup?

 

Inside the folder NET5, copy and past the files NET5_w10.tpk, NET5_w10_x64.reg and NET5_w10_x86.reg. Rename it to NET5_w11.tpk, NET5_w11_x64.reg and NET5_w11_x86.reg and try again..!!

 

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old screenshot. in use 11.7

 

After the vast change that was made by you, due to changes in Windows 11.
I understand how I complicated things with the development of my menus, hehehehehe
It was complicated to apply the new merge this time.

But on that part of Xbox App on the unified menu, I did like this:
if "%SelectedSourceOS%" equ "w10" echo. [31] Xbox Console Companion ^(Xbox App^)
if "%SelectedSourceOS%" equ "w11" echo. [31] Gaming App ^(Xbox App^)

Suggestion: Keep in the component description, in the menu, "Formely Know As" when there is only the renaming of some app. This until folks get accustomed to changes or perhaps permanently.

I left aside alphabetic order. I am first putting the components common to all versions. For the components that have been removed, I left with the proper conditions to be displayed only where they are present. And for the most current versions, the new components were inserted to the end of the list.

 

I'm new to MSMG and I'm confused about the Packs that are available to download.
Aren't most of the packs already integrated in an official MS downloaded ISO? Are they then there for users who removed items for their custom ISO and who later decide to reintegrate them?
On the other hand, I notice the VC Runtime that are not necessarily integrated in an original ISO...so that's why I'm confused.
I'm not sure what might already be in the ISO and therefore not needed and what might be useful to have.
Thanks!

 

MSMG MDL Developer
MSMG > Packs > VCRuntime > w10 -> "A File is Missing" VC_2019_x64.reg