Hi, i deleting everything except WindowsDefender, SecurityCenter, WindowsFirewall, FileExplorer, Calculator, Terminal, Notepad, OpenSSH on Windows 11 ISO. I get this error using the OBS program, apparently to solve it you have to do : DISM /online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth Is it safe on an MSMG ISO ? Thank you. Edit : The problem comes from this option (second screenshot), work with BitBlt. Edit 2 : It would use the Windows capture tool, its CapturePicker ? Edit 3 : I redid an ISO without deleting CapturePicker and I no longer have the error, don't remove CapturePicker if you use OBS.
@MIMMO61 Enable Dark Theme: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Themes\Personalize] "SystemUsesLightTheme"=dword:00000000 "AppsUseLightTheme"=dword:00000000 Just about the wallpaper image, I'm not sure if the exact picture you want will be applied. I still got the light picture, even after turning on the dark theme. Look here in the registry to see what you have enabled by default (file name), then go to the path provided, and see the name of the one you want, and then substitute the correct value here (path): [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop] "WallPaper"="C:\\Windows\\Web\\Wallpaper\\Windows\\xxx.jpg" I can't say for sure because I deleted them all) and added my own.
The only thing we need to know is which packages can be safely removed and how to do it properly. (just my humble opinion)
My image is RU-RU, build 350 (Datacenter, Desktop experience). I've put items above in the "RemoveAppsList.txt" and have used the Toolkit method. Then there were no output info during removal processing, just empty lines instead of usual Toolkit operation output. I have SFC errors. A lot of them are relative to Icons integration according to CBS.log. However, they have been applied to the UI, and I see new icons. I understand that Server 2022 support is at very early stage now. ------- Also I'm interested in .NET 4.8 removal, since I use .NET 6 integration. But I've discovered that "Server Manager" can't work with .NET 6 & without .NET 4.8, while replacement of PowerShell to new version works well. Also I'm interested in removal of unnecessary server functions that corresponds to a hacky concept known as "Server to Workstation" . Note that "Server Manager" is responsible for "Turn Windows features On or Off". I feel true benefits of future using this OS ( and less a$$pain for everybody and MSMG dev. ): - simple offline setup : no annoing installation prompts, just prepearing of disk partitions + password for Admin - no Apps - no OneDrive - many unwanted features are disabled by default - many services are disabled by default (much less active and running) - BITS service (a part of Windows Update subsystem) present as sepatate component DISABLED BY DEFAULT - modern core edition, closer to W11 (newer than LTSC 2021), but with W10 interface (no W11 trimmed and buggy UI functionality) - feels more reliable, Server edition MUST respect any Admin's choice (GPO, settings) - I beleive I will found more (this is my 1-st installation of Server OS since 2000 ~ 2004 yy) ---- There is a big difference in how all these OS were designed: - All consumer OS are designed to sell (M$ products, first of all) - Server LTSC is designed to operate - LTSC is somewhere in the middle "Buy the goods, or be the goods themselves" (C). (Sorry for my French)
Mine is Administrators only. Never touch that stuff. Above my pay grade. Not sure I follow your post though? Are you offering a workaround for the nsudo issue I'm having? I've posted in the nsudo sub forum here on MDL. Hopefully that will provide some guidance.
OK. Then nevermind. When I had the same issue with NSudo, I fixed the lack of permissions (changed too hardened empty value to current User) and everything worked for me again. You have the default value, so this is not the cause of the problem.
Although I have not yet suffered very much with the nsudo, in my scripts, when I had some problem with component removal, I always suspect corruption of the image I am working with, I download it again through the UUP Dump and start the customization from scratch. Maybe we have to try alternatives to the nsudo like: PowerRun (has already been suggested by mdl052020 --> @(\_/)^(\_/) ) and advancedrun. https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/add-run-as-trustedinstaller-to-context-menu.80713/
I don't use nsudo for anything else, so that's probably why I've not discovered it until now. Could have been broken for months. I have a tendency to try out different tweaks I find on various forums. It's working on one PC and not the other so the trick is to find what's different.
I agree for 100%. I widely using "PowerRun" in my own cmd-scripts as main tool for granting permissions over all OS parts. I also wrote earlier about its benefits and reliability, flexibility and easy for usage through command line or UI. Great tool to recommend for everybody!
MSMG, How do I integrate Internet Explorer 11 into my Windows 7 SP1 distribution? Is it possible to download updates today?