@Yanta, he didn't implement the fixes I submitted that day. That's why it works for you. You have made some code changes. We don't know which Toolkit.cmd he's using. It could be the one in the 7z package, or the testing one. @GreenGremlin follow the changes: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/msmg-toolkit.50572/page-1304#post-1799855 Replace it in the toolkit.cmd code.
I did and this won't help. I even checked that ridiculously large DISM log. The integration process itself goes OK, and there are no errors logged there. But this app is not present after installing and booting the system. I repeat, in my experience HEVCVideoExtension always failed to integrate, using previous Toolkit versions, even before MS moved its apps to AppxBundle.
@ GreenGremlin. Speaking of "fails to integrate", has anyone been successful in merging any of the preconfigured tweaks, like classic context menu for Windows 11 with MSMG Toolkit, or knows of a way to integrate any registry script automatically after autounattend.xml is executed but before the user desktop appears? I have resorted to manually launching a batch file after the desktop appears but there must be a better solution.
Are you able to install the HEVCVideoExtension manually after installing windows? just curious as I was hoping to get that working even if integration for it isn't on LTSC. Thanks
Fixes in Build 22631.2265: Taskbar, System Tray, File Explorer Just wait for a new build of MSMG Toolkit
Yes, you can use command like this: Add-AppxProvisionedPackage -Online -PackagePath .\Microsoft.HEVCVideoExtension_### -SkipLicense It will work even using -SkipLicense.
Hi there, using Toolkit_v13.5 from the 7z package, the lines you mention to replace in your link seem to start at 9710 and maybe end around 9832 with this version, is that correct? Thanks
@ inTerActionVRI. Thank you for your detailed explanations. I've tried and failed with setupcomplete.cmd (although my command is REG IMPORT "C:\Windows\SendTo.reg" since the file I need to execute is in the Windows folder. I've also researched "RunAsynchronous", which I still don't understand. In addition, I tried using $OEM$\$$\Panther\unattend.xml, which supposedly runs after autounattend.xml inside the <settings pass="oobeSystem"> section. But that didn't work either. So my last hope is building an AutoIt executable for all my tweaks and trying your startup folder suggestion. "Mount\Install\1\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp\Tweaks.lnk". Thanks.
I used to write a one-line script inside a shortcut, but I didn't like the result. But it's valid. I thought it best to write a script, which had a menu with an option for self-exclusion and an option for in-place installations and another for post-connection installations, opening a powershell script with options for winget. If I don't want to waste time in this step, I close the script, but I don't delete it. This one will run again when I restart. After I'm done, I use the "script's delete in startup" option.
Very interesting, that out of 100s of posts on this form, you seem to be the only one reporting this problem. I would do some troubleshooting, or at least describe in detail what you did to prepare your MSMG set up, before stating that a piece of software that has been sucessfully used for years is "a joke" and "REMOVES NOTHING - literally nothing."
Step by step: Putting my isos to ISO folder: 14393.1358 (custom component removal does not work but I dont care about this specific image tho) 22621.1992 19041.1704 Converting esd source image to wim: 1. Selecting [1] Source 2. Selecting [6] extract source from MCT or custom ESD image In the toolkit command prompt: 1. Selecting [1] Source 2. Selecting [1] Select source from DVD folder 3. Selecting Image Index: 1 x64 Windows 10Pro (it recognizes 22621.1992 as win 10 weird tho) 4. Do you want to mount setup boot image? Yes 5. Do you want to mount recovery image? No ... Mounting image ... 6. Selecting [3] Remove 7. Selecting [1] Remove Windows components 8. Selecting [1] Select Windows components 9. Selecting [1] Internet 10. Enter your choice: [A] All Internet Components ...hitting enter... 11. [X] Go back 12. [X] Go back 13. [2] Start removing windows components immediately outputs this: Finished removing windows components no components removed If it may be related: 22621.1992 not activated 19041.1704 KMS activated
Your ISO does not go in the ISO folder. You extract your ISO to the DVD folder in your MSMG directory, and you can only compile one ISO at a time. You might want to consult my setup guide, here.
No need to mount boot image right? I just skipped mounting the boot image and recovery image, then tried removing - nothing changed. It only works with package list. But gotta need a proper list of package names, how they are called internally, for it to fare. Whats wrong on my end then? What images have you tested it with?
MSMG automatically mounts whatever images you select (i.e. boot, setup and receovery environment). If you are integrating updates or need special drivers, I would recommend mounting all three. You do that after you run the "start.cmd" in the MSMG directory with elevated privileges. I know people generally don't like to RTFM but you really need to take a moment to read the instructions.