I see some minor changes in the "apply tweaks" menu. Now, do we need to enter "01," or is "1" enough to make it work? I created a new ISO as usual and applied the "Disable Windows 11 Installer Hardware Check" tweak by typing "8." However, I am unable to install it on the VM because I receive the message "This PC can't run Windows 11." Is it because I entered "8" instead of "08"? It used to work fine in previous versions. W11 build 22621.1848 Newest ToolkitHelper.exe and Toolkit.cmd
Use ChrisTitus WinUtil.ps1 (Please, use some search engine). This will enable WU only if you have not removed WindowsUpdate component. I suppose you already know that. But if you don't know, when you type some option and you don't have an answer for this option, you need to press <enter>. If you type 1 <enter>, and no action takes place, you need to type 01 <enter>. Only that. When you find a menu that changes signs from - to + and vice versa, you can use several options at the same time and press <enter>. Example: 01 03 04 05 07 09 15 23 24 25 X This will select your options and return you to the previous menu. But I recommend checking that the options are set correctly before pressing X to go back.
I think something is wrong... Even if you type "8888" in "Apply Tweaks" menu it still takes action: Code: Mounting Image Registry... Importing Registry Settings to Image Registry... Un-Mounting Image Registry... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ####Finished Applying Tweaks################################################### ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- So my question is still relevant. Do we need to enter "08" or "8", but I guess only "08" is correct. Anyway, It would be great if there was some kind of automation for applying tweaks. Like, read from .txt file which tweaks we want or something.
@inTerActionVRI, I am seeing a lot generic questions from ancient accounts with few comments... Perhaps you should introduce input validation notification (i.e. actually stating when something unsupported was entered and thus nothing happened), along with highlighting (recommend the color red) of critical components to be removed, such as Windows Update, Windows Firewall (maybe), System Restore (maybe), Start Menu requirements, CloudExperienceHost (for OOBE), Notepad (maybe), and anything other, that people might struggle with. Adding too much text does not help these days unfortunately, but outstanding colors (as well as bold/capitalized short text) should draw people's attention. These are enhancements that could help you reduce the amount of recurring, basic/generic questions in my opinion, which potentially make important discussions getting buried in the overwhelming pages of information. The need for logging activities (what was entered and what happened - preferably with date/timestamps) seems to be increasing as people also tend to forget what they were actually doing, but could also serve well for easier debugging.
@MSMG From: echo. [1] Copy Personal "^<\Custom\Autounattend.xml^>" file to DVD folder To: echo. [1] Copy Personal "<\Custom\Autounattend.xml>" file to DVD folder
From: echo.Copying Personal "^<\Custom\Autounattend.xml^>" file to DVD folder ... To: echo.Copying Personal "<\Custom\Autounattend.xml>" file to DVD folder ...
"installed Windows"? Explain better what you want to do. About the [2] Go Back It should be [X] Go Back If you press X it will work.
English is not my native language I meant that after installing Windows, the image of which was made using The RemovePkgsList method for the toolkit, Windows search (start, explorer) doesn't work. WebView2SDK, SearchApp, SecureAssessmentBrowser have been delisted. Package list above.
For me, also, editing 22621.1848 in this section it did not respond correctly to input numbers corresponding to options after 20. When I press 20 - nothing happened, press 21 and it changed Firewall option, same for others, 24 = Windows Update, not 23, I looked into Toolkit.cmd and it indeed was shifted.
I understood. If what is entered is not met by the conditions, it should return to the Customize Menu. @MSMG, to fix this case, you need to add to the end of the Customize Menu a line: if "%Tweak%" equ "" goto :ApplyTweaksMenu
13.4 and 13.5, Remove Components menus, when you type an option nothing happens, cannot even return to the previous page, all you can do is close the toolkit and restart for it to unload, its unusable LTSC 1809, captured .4499 image.
The options are right, but you have to add 1 from 20 to 24. then: typing 21 22 23 24 25 matches options 20 21 22 23 24 About the non-display of option 02, this is for W10 LTSC, in other menus there are some jumps as well. This is related to W10 and W11.
Just type X to return. Use enter to select. You need to go back to Remove Components Menu and use 2 to start removing Process.
Remove Windows Components - [6] System X will go back but it shows 2 to go back. Nothing happens when you select a removal.
type what you want and press <enter>. Use "[2] Start Removing Windows Components" option back in Remove Components Menu to start process. Read some of todays answer, it can help you.