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I get an error message when I try to launch start.cmd. Launching toolkit.cmd works. Is it normal? I also get another error when I try to remove windows features.
Much better option. I've never done any VM work at home. Will have to play around with that one of these days. Loved the audit mode (Sysprep) and never knew that Windows had that feature. That part seemed to work fine as I installed all my apps and dressed up my install the way I wanted it. The only problem I had was that I wasn't sure what to do after the system shut down. Am I supposed to boot it up again? Did it create a new image that I can use as the install template image? I've watched a ton a videos but they all seemed to do everything so differently.
Has anyone got the missing packs that were on mega account? I cannot look for them anywhere else due to takedown. Thanks in advance.
You need to Boot the reference machine from WinPE or Windows install media & when booted from install media, press SHIFT + F10 to open Command Prompt. Run the following command to capture install.wim dism /capture-image /imagefile:C:\install.wim /capturedir: %drive%:\ /name:"install" /description:"install" / compress:maximum /checkintegrity /verify /bootable %drive%: where you want to save modified install.wim file say C:\
Short answer nothing Template? That's your OS. It will start with the OBOE, just like any brand new installation. So, just take a copy of the VHDX. To have a virgin media. then you may want reboot just to verify that the OOBE proceeds nicely and test that everything is fine (if so just delete the vhd, and use the virgin copy whenever you need it). Then you can use the vhdx as is in real HW, (just add it to the bootloader using bcdboot (or GUI tools like bootice or easybcd) OR You can mount it, capture the image in install.wim and use it to create a bootable ISO.
That's a way, but why complicate your life when you can use hyper-v vhdx disks, w/o any need to reboot or use external dives? For the record Hyper-V can use physical partitions pretty well, assuming are needed for the purpose (and they aren't)
Since I only have one machine, that's gonna be the reference machine presently. So it's okay to boot with the regular windows install media? I don't have windows PE. At what point do I hit shift + F10? And after I get the install.wim file, will windows continue installing on that machine or does it matter? Lastly, just add the wim file into the source folder on the install media and use that as the template install media?
I'm using the latest official Iso image from Windows website. It should be supported I believe. Nothing in the "readme" file mentions anything about UAC button disappearing.