went back to MSMG 11.8 everything is perfect, 0 issues i may miss some new features that V13.4 offers but its not a pleasant experience for me yet my windows is clean and perfect, boot and load in 19s, latency is really low and stable, very responsive overall am happy with any MSMG , am looking forward to use the new MSMG when its out of issues like i experienced.
@MSMG, this: Code: if /i "!MenuChoice!" equ "" goto :ApplyTweaksMenu shoud be this: Code: if "%Tweak%" equ "" goto :ApplyTweaksMenu Because if MenuChoice is filled with any value other than the available options, it will still pass. But as Tweak is reset to empty each time you return to the menu, it will only pass when Tweak is set to a valid value.
Hi dear friend @ezgera , I also experienced a similar problem that showed me an output similar to the one you posted, but the problem was not in the Toolkit but in the iso that I had downloaded from uupdump, I discovered that the error, in my case, was because I modified the "CustomAppsList.txt" file to exclude, when creating the ISO, the apps that I consider to be bloatware and that I didn't want to be installed even in a normal installation without going through the Toolkit and the error occurred because when using the toolkit's removal menu , the same apps had already been previously made by me from the base ISO that I was using, so the toolkit could not find them to uninstall, consequently returning the error referred to these components that were pre-removed in the creation of the image used. See if you are not selecting something in the Toolkit that you previously removed when creating the image, as I did, maybe this is the reason for the error in customizing the image in the Toolkit. PS_1: I didn't even report this error, because in reality it was caused by me, after all I removed a component in ISO creation and tried to remove it again in Toolkit... PS_2: I always remove almost all the apps already in the creation of the iso, using the custom "CustomAppsList.txt" and the "ConvertConfig.ini" and assigning them the system, hidden and read-only attributes, as well as the downloadable executable and UUPDUMP iso creation can't overwrite them by adding what I don't want to the iso. I will let the files that I use here too, if you want to use it. To change the attributes, I use "Attribute Changer", just delete the .txt extension from ConvertConfig.ini to be able to use it after unpacking the uupdump file to a folder. CustomAppsList.txt ConvertConfig.ini.txt Regards. @JeepWillys58
if I'm not wrong CustomAppsList option is meant for builds 22563 and later, not for Windows 10 OS which he is using.
Hi my dear friend @MSMG First, so that all is well with you and all yours too... Sorry to ask, but the new version is avaliable to test
Keep an eye on the download.ru, mediafire and gdrive repositories. If you put pressure on the developer, it takes longer for the release to come out.
Did you read the README? Is recommended use short paths for the toolkit and I got same issue and I get a ISO working
What do you mean here? I assume that you have downloaded an ISO from UUPdump with the AddUpdated option disabled by setting the value 0 in the "ConvertConfig.ini" file. This would generate an ISO 22621.1 that is compatible with the Toolkit. If that's not what you did. Please, do it. This ensures compatibility with removing components after integrating updates through the Toolkit.
downloaded iso from uupdump and clicked on include updates, using toolkit i disabled windows updates so no updates were isnatlled after i installed windows. i also didnt use dism to install any updates. my winver is 22621.1778
So you are working with the toolkit on an unsupported build. With this information, you can now correct and check if the problem will continue or not. Most likely not.