I understood. Once you have done a clean installation, you will no longer get the screen I asked, with the possible result I was waiting.
@MSMG , In ToolKit v12.4 line 13007: Code: echo.Integrating Windows Experience Feature Pack Update Package . . . should be like: Code: echo.Integrating Windows Feature Experience Pack Update Package . . . Within the scope of the Windows operating system, this is the Windows Feature Experience Pack, not the Windows Experience Feature Pack.
Help request: I tried using MSMG Toolkit in the past and had problems with windows update (only CU updates) on the resulting ISO so I stepped away for a while. I've recently returned to it and having read more of the thread I see that I was using the wrong version for my ISO. Now I have some questions. The ISO I'm using is - en-gb_windows_10_enterprise_ltsc_2021_x64_dvd_7fe51fe8.iso - which installs as version 19044.1288 Problem: I cannot find any reference to this version in the changelog, I'm somewhere between 11.8 and 11.9 - Can you please advise which version of the toolkit I need to use. I would prefer to use the latest version of the toolkit but I read that I would need to integrate the CU that the latest toolkit is designed for. Questions: Do I use the version of the toolkit designed for my build to integrate this update and then use the lastest version of the toolkit to remove components or can I use the lastest toolkit to do the integration and the removal? If the latter is the case. Can I do the integration and then the removal as one process or should I integrate the CU then save it and reload it to remove components? I hope this make sense. With thanks B
Use the latest Toolkit to make the updates. You should do everything in the same process and save only once. In the Integrate Menu, obey the order of the procedure according to the order of the options presented. Integrate Features Update If you want - Integrate Custom Features
Copy the cursors to <Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Cursors> folder and copy the cursors related registry file to <Custom\Registry\w10\x64> folder. Integrate the Custom Files and Custom Registry Settings from Registry file menus.
Are you aware of any issues with the toolkit getting the iso version wrong? Because if I install the base iso it shows the version as 19044.1288 but the toolkit is showing 19041.1288 (see images) and it won't allow me to integrate the lastest update due to version mismatch. Even worse is that I have integrated updates to this iso in the past, I have tried with versions 12.0/1/2/3/4 and it's the same with all of them
This is not wrong. It depends on where Toolkit takes the data. The 19044 is 19041. In some parts when the data is obtained by Install.wim will appear 19041. If you get the data from the Registry Hive will appear 19044. Do not worry, the image will remain 19044. There is a mere display of install.wim image data. Interesting. @MSMG is the one who can take a look at it. Let's wait.
I used toolkit to remove windows apps and make some taskbar and disable defender/cortana tweaks. After install windows, a hidden icon/blank gap appears in my taskbar. I did everything but can not fix it. It's actually an icon, i can swap any icons to this position.
Finally, i fixed it. This blank space made by windows custom scale. Choose another scale and this space gone.