Always the most recent one, as the new ones fix the old bugs. New MS releases need care to implement new conditions for new things just that. Then. The old Toolkit versions will not deal with the new Builds anyway.
Sorry for the late reply, there was no notification. I want to install Brave browser on an offline image, in the packs provided there are application like Firefox, and 7-Zip. I'm curious if I can install a certain app, using the toolkit, as well.
there are ways to install almost any setup installer on offline image but for that you must be known how to capture installer installation in a live environment with its correct reg entries then create $OEM$ pack & copy paste the path of installed software then execute reg file using batch file via reg commandline arguements. i use the same these days with my own created $OEM$ pack as per my needs.
inTerActionVRI Can someone tell me how to attach/customize the layout of Windows 11 start menu icons by choice when creating an image using the MSMG Toolkit? Thank you for your help.
Hi how i can change UNATTEND with MSMG toolkit? I would change the logo and the product of OEM information
@inTerActionVRI @MSMG Is possible to keep the components removed using MSMG Toolkit after running an update? or is recommend to avoid updates?
Only Disabling Windows Update. Keep the Windows Update for another things. Just do the in-place upgrade when you want to upgrade your Windows host. NTlite has an automated process that checks which components are not present. After that, it starts removing components that were no longer present. But it doesn't work well when you need to update some very old host installation (maybe 2 years without updates). I like to think of making ToolkitHelper work from WinPE so you select your drive when offline it should work as mounted image. Perhaps someone who has done this can explain it better. From the MSGM explanations, it supposedly works. I never tried.
I see, thanks for the info. Next time, I will try to integrate all the update and them pause windows update to keep components removed. A random question for you guys @inTerActionVRI and @MSMG, you guys have considered create a page for the most common question already replied in this thread?
@inTerActionVRI. Great tip at link (https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/msmg-toolkit.50572/page-1220#post-1771219) But for a clean install, where the user is installing some apps after setup, might it not be better to copy start.bin to Code: %localappdata%\Packages\Microsoft.Windows.StartMenuExperienceHost_cw5n1h2txyewy\LocalState\start.bin after setup is complete and back the file up periodically to keep it current next time you make a clean install, rather than baking it in to the Windows ISO?