thank you @MSMG for your responce. it may be advised to have a dialog display it's self telling people that this component can not be removed due to being protected by compatability. when a user goes to remove sed component via the menues. am i write in thinking that the toolkit packages lists works as it did before? components will be removed disregarding the compatability menu? thanks, Majid
Thanks to @inTerActionVRI I finally have a fully automatic, unattended Windows install using MSMG. The thing that had hung me up was merging my custom registry scripts and a custom desktop theme. Those tweaks required that a user restart the desktop and login before those last custom tasks could be run. So I amended my Setupcomplete.cmd file to end with a reboot command and used inTerActionVRI's suggesstion to place a shortcut in the default user's startup folder Code: C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp that would run my final commands. I've linked to my UBD update which contains all the needed configuration files.
Yes, you are right. Through the list there is no restrictions. But I think there should be now, because there are several components that removing them could cause you problems, Majid. Mainly those that disable the start menu and those that prevent oobe from working. Regarding the Start Menu and Search Bar, I don't know if you integrate any alternatives. If yes, then there would be no problems.
@MSMG, with the instabilities of UUPdump, wouldn't it be a good idea to bring support to the official versions made available by MS? So the updates on ToolkiHelper, they become less frequent and this favors better stability in your code. This way, users would have less worry about choosing an ISO, especially new users who don't even know about the existence of UUPdump, and would only need to download the updates from catalog updates. I believe that maintaining .1 support and adhering to official versions would be very good.
Why not use UUP local dump server by our friend @Paul Mercer instead? https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...11-uups-with-ease.75052/page-243#post-1781105 https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...1-22h2-vb_release.80763/page-306#post-1641938
hi, where can i download Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2021 Build 19044.3324 CLEAN ISO. i try on uup dump but not found it thank in advance
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UUPdump, I think and hope, will always be available in one way or another, so I think the issue wouldn't be the fact of being able to use the local server. I think his proposal is good. You can always count on a direct ISO from MS for download. Now, in the case of UUPdump, when it is under maintenance, if the user does not know this site as a resource to build an ISO with downloads of the parts directly from MS, and does not have a .1 available, that user will not be able to use the Toolkit due to lack of support in an ISO downloaded from MS. For someone new to the Toolkit, it is more intuitive for that person to get an ISO already downloaded from MS, and want to come and use the Toolkit.
hi @inTerActionVRI I use openshel as my startmenu replacement. far better than the native start menu in my book.
My main concern is that all monthly refreshed source ISO images contains the SFC ghost error and the only way to fix it is by running the sfc /scannow command once. That's why I only download the base ISO(say 19041.1) from UUP dump and download latest updates from below https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...h1-22h2-vb_release.80763/page-16#post-1571109