Have uploaded these packs Microsoft Win32 Calculator Pack (Windows 10/Windows 11) with Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB 2016 (v10.0.14393) Win32Calc MUI Binaries. Microsoft .NET Framework 4.8 Pack (Windows 7/Server 2008 R2) with .NET 4.8 KB5007149 (4.8.4450.1) Runtime. Microsoft .NET 6 Desktop Runtime Pack (Windows 10/Windows 11) with Microsoft .NET Desktop Runtime 6.0.0 Runtime. Microsoft Windows PowerShell 7 Pack (Windows 10/Windows 11) with PowerShell 7.2.0 Runtime. Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Pack (Windows 7/Windows 8.1/Windows 10/Windows 11) with VC++ 2022 (14.31.30818.0) Runtime.
For offline use /Image:<Toolkit-Mount-Image-Path> instead of /Online and run the command from command prompt. To use it with Toolkit you need to wait for the script to be updated.
understood nothing I have a clean image of 19044 and I need to update the Store to the new version in it. How to do it?
I think so since the path and name of the executable is the same (C:\Windows\System32\win32calc.exe).
Hopefully this will be an easy fix. Have tested your reg file on x64 install and it does indeed work!
So, just add this setting to Win32Calc_x64.reg and the Win32Calc_x86.reg in the ".\Packs\Win32Calc" folder. Code: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\TK_SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\calc.exe] @="C:\\Windows\\System32\\win32calc.exe" I just downloaded the new pack and changed the reg files. They are available in the attached Win32Calc_RegFiles.zip. @MSMG, Some registry entries are with the paths pointing to X:. Are they like this? Or should point to C:? EDIT: all X:\ paths changed to C:\ EDIT2: use Todays relesed reg files in packs repo.
Something "old" to report... I've just made a windows 8.1 industry embedded image with the Toolkit 11.8. It works flawless. Integrating features, updates and removing some stuff, converted to ESD and deployed just fine. It's nice to see that such an old OS is still supported by the Toolkit. I sometimes use those images for low spec systems.
I haven't changed anything. Code: RemovePkgsList_W10_10.0.19044 - original EdgeChromium InternetExplorer FirstLogonAnimation GameExplorer SnippingTool SpeechRecognition WindowsMediaPlayer WindowsPhotoViewer WinSAT AssignedAccess CEIP FaceRecognition KernelDebugging LocationService PicturePassword PinEnrollment UnifiedTelemetryClient WiFiNetworkManager WindowsErrorReporting WindowsInsiderHub HomeGroup MultiPointConnector RemoteAssistance DeviceLockdown EaseOfAccessThemes EasyTransfer FileHistory Paint SecurityCenter StepsRecorder SystemRestore WindowsBackup WindowsFirewall WindowsSubsystemForLinux WindowsToGo Wordpad AADBrokerPlugin AccountsControl AssignedAccessLockApp AsyncTextService BioEnrollment CapturePicker CallingShellApp CBSPreview ContentDeliveryManager CredDialogHost ECApp EdgeDevToolsClient Edge FileExplorer LockApp MapControl NarratorQuickStart OneDrive OOBENetworkCaptivePortal OOBENetworkConnectionFlow ParentalControls PeopleExperienceHost QuickAssist RetailDemoContent SecureAssessmentBrowser SettingSync SkypeORTC SmartScreen Win32WebViewHost WindowsDefender WindowsMixedReality WindowsReaderPDF WindowsStoreClient XboxClient XboxGameCallableUI XGpuEjectDialog 3DViewer AdvertisingXaml Alarms BingWeather Calculator Camera CommunicationsApps Cortana DesktopAppInstaller FeedbackHub GetHelp Getstarted HEIFImageExtension Maps MixedRealityPortal OfficeHub OfficeOneNote Paint3D People Photos ServicesStoreEngagement ScreenSketch SkypeApp SolitaireCollection SoundRecorder StickyNotes StorePurchaseApp VP9VideoExtensions WalletService WebMediaExtensions WebpImageExtension WindowsStoreApp XboxApp XboxGameOverlay XboxGamingOverlay XboxIdentityProvider XboxSpeechToTextOverlay XboxTCUI YourPhone ZuneMusic ZuneVideo Code: RemovePkgsList_W10_10.0.19044 - excluded required components EdgeChromium GameExplorer SpeechRecognition AssignedAccess CEIP FaceRecognition LocationService PicturePassword PinEnrollment UnifiedTelemetryClient WindowsErrorReporting WindowsInsiderHub HomeGroup MultiPointConnector RemoteAssistance DeviceLockdown EaseOfAccessThemes EasyTransfer FileHistory SecurityCenter StepsRecorder SystemRestore WindowsBackup WindowsSubsystemForLinux WindowsToGo AADBrokerPlugin AccountsControl AssignedAccessLockApp AsyncTextService BioEnrollment CapturePicker CallingShellApp CBSPreview ContentDeliveryManager CredDialogHost ECApp EdgeDevToolsClient Edge FileExplorer LockApp MapControl NarratorQuickStart OneDrive ParentalControls PeopleExperienceHost QuickAssist RetailDemoContent SecureAssessmentBrowser SettingSync SkypeORTC SmartScreen Win32WebViewHost WindowsDefender WindowsMixedReality WindowsReaderPDF XboxClient XboxGameCallableUI XGpuEjectDialog 3DViewer AdvertisingXaml Alarms BingWeather Camera CommunicationsApps Cortana DesktopAppInstaller FeedbackHub GetHelp Getstarted HEIFImageExtension Maps MixedRealityPortal OfficeHub OfficeOneNote Paint3D People Photos ServicesStoreEngagement ScreenSketch SkypeApp SolitaireCollection SoundRecorder StickyNotes StorePurchaseApp VP9VideoExtensions WalletService WebMediaExtensions WebpImageExtension WindowsStoreApp XboxApp XboxGameOverlay XboxGamingOverlay XboxIdentityProvider XboxSpeechToTextOverlay XboxTCUI YourPhone ZuneMusic ZuneVideo Code: RemovePkgsList_W10_10.0.19044 - List of components I have excluded from removal InternetExplorer FirstLogonAnimation SnippingTool WindowsMediaPlayer WindowsPhotoViewer WinSAT KernelDebugging WiFiNetworkManager Paint WindowsFirewall Wordpad OOBENetworkCaptivePortal OOBENetworkConnectionFlow WindowsStoreClient Calculator
I really appreciate your help and thought it might be a quick fix - but as you've proven, sometimes things can be a little more complicated than you first realise. Shall wait for @MSMG to advise or fix.
Even if it is an offline implementation? It may be that I have not well understood the process, but in the implementation, the registry entries are imported directly to the registry image. So when you install and your windows stay in C:, shortcuts imported in X: will be broken. And from what I understood, that MSMG said, he will put it with a dynamic path (I understand this as being relative path %SystemDrive%\ Ou %SystemROOT%\).
So this is your removed components list, I don't have a system with Intel Graphics to try out the list. You have removed Windows Error Reporting which is required for Kernel Debugging so keep it up. Some old Intel graphics drivers require Internet Explorer's iernonce.dll which the Toolkit retains while removing Internet Explorer and since you have retained Internet Explorer don't know which component removal is creating the error. Will be posting a new version tomorrow, do test if it works. Code: EdgeChromium GameExplorer SpeechRecognition AssignedAccess CEIP FaceRecognition LocationService PicturePassword PinEnrollment UnifiedTelemetryClient WindowsErrorReporting WindowsInsiderHub HomeGroup MultiPointConnector RemoteAssistance DeviceLockdown EaseOfAccessThemes EasyTransfer FileHistory SecurityCenter StepsRecorder SystemRestore WindowsBackup WindowsSubsystemForLinux WindowsToGo AADBrokerPlugin AccountsControl AssignedAccessLockApp AsyncTextService BioEnrollment CapturePicker CallingShellApp CBSPreview ContentDeliveryManager CredDialogHost ECApp EdgeDevToolsClient Edge FileExplorer LockApp MapControl NarratorQuickStart OneDrive ParentalControls PeopleExperienceHost QuickAssist RetailDemoContent SecureAssessmentBrowser SettingSync SkypeORTC SmartScreen Win32WebViewHost WindowsDefender WindowsMixedReality WindowsReaderPDF XboxClient XboxGameCallableUI XGpuEjectDialog 3DViewer AdvertisingXaml Alarms BingWeather Camera CommunicationsApps Cortana DesktopAppInstaller FeedbackHub GetHelp Getstarted HEIFImageExtension Maps MixedRealityPortal OfficeHub OfficeOneNote Paint3D People Photos ServicesStoreEngagement ScreenSketch SkypeApp SolitaireCollection SoundRecorder StickyNotes StorePurchaseApp VP9VideoExtensions WalletService WebMediaExtensions WebpImageExtension WindowsStoreApp XboxApp XboxGameOverlay XboxGamingOverlay XboxIdentityProvider XboxSpeechToTextOverlay XboxTCUI YourPhone ZuneMusic ZuneVideo