Using MSMG ToolKit v7.3, can someone post a command to uninstall Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_8wekyb3d8bbwe from ToolKit-v7.3\Mount\Install\Program Files\WindowsApps folder, Please UPDATE: Found the solution, use ToolKit-v7.3.cmd with these settings 4 - 3 - 2 - 2
Checked with RS1 CU and yes the ServicePackBuild version has changed in the image too, now it's 1198 instead of 0 It was easy to use the ImageVersion.ImageServicePackBuild to differentiate b/w TH1/TH2/RS1/RS2 But now it's a new headache I have to make some adjustments to the Script.
Checked with this NVIDIA driver issues in google search and many users were facing with extra files it deploy to FileRepository folder and few other folders. Since the DISM search for any driver .inf file present in the drivers folder and copies files/folders required based on this .inf files, having extra .inf for other OS' might be cause for this errors. The best you can do is - Install the driver on a freshly installed OS - Extract only the required driver files by using this command DISM.exe /Online /Export-Driver /Destination:<FolderPathToStoreDrivers> - This will copy all the drivers installed in the system in a separate folder for each driver. - Now search in this folder for the NVIDIA driver folder and use this for the integration purpose. Well I have added this feature to extract and use the System Drivers in the GUI version of Toolkit but not in the current CMD one.
Integrating CU for boot.wim is not a necessity but it's just some people like to have a fully updated installation media.
Did you do Re-Build the Source Images as a last step before the ISO Image creation. Again today I checked with RS1 Image CU Integration and Re-Building (Exporting) the image does removes the DELETED folders.
@MSMG Can you make the script to remove the file that is in Windows\WinSxS\ManifestCache folder before the image unmount? If you have multiple images in the same install.wim, this file adds a lot MB.
New to all of this, so here is my issue. I have noticed that when I make a Win 10 Creators bloatfree, the iso size is bigger than the original. The problem I am having is I want a bloatfree edition that I am able to Bootcamp with my Mac. Apple uses FAT32 when doing this so the size has to be the same as the original iso file or smaller. Why is mine almost 2 GB larger when I am just removing files and integrating .NET 3.5?
Why don't you list out precisely what you did, step by step, exactly and perhaps someone will help you. You can also read back a few days. MSMG does list a step-by-step to do what you want.
anyone having issues with Windows update not working after removing the bloat? I am getting a 0x8xxxxxxxx error message after WU takes ages to check for updates
Thanks @MSMG for all the support and for your great work with the Toolkit. The suggestion for update the setup media is because some users do not know exactly what it does or when they should use it. But another alternative is to make a FAQ as some have already suggested including this as a possible solution for errors when booting setup.
