I was trying to see if moving files from 22H2 to 23H2 would fix the issue. I just made 22H2, I have no real reason to use 23H2 other than to be on the latest updates, though there's also some performance improvements in some areas. Thanks for the tip, but I prefer disabling and removing bloat prior to installation. I removed the same components and the final ISO size for 22H2 is much bigger than 23H2. I guess Microsoft removed some more bloat in 23H2. 22H2: 5.72 GB 23H2: 5.02 GB There are more update files, they usually start with wu*. They should be removed because Windows can access them at any time. I don't trust Microsoft and they have multiple backdoors for enabling updates again. There's no reason to keep them, it's just bloat, even though they are small and removing them doesn't cause issues. I don't want Windows to ever update, it reinstalls spyware, adware, and bloat.
Tell me how to undo the tweak MSMG ToolKit v13.6 - Customize - Apply Tweaks Menu - [12] Disable Windows Update The system has already been deployed and configured, but it turned out that because of this tweak, applications from Menu - System - Apps - Advansed app setting are not installed. You must undo this tweak to resume installing apps. It looks like the tweak only makes changes to the registry. Thank you
I don't know if it can be after the fact. Even doing an in place upgrade won't fix this, I tried it as a test to see just how removed Windows update was. The answer was absolutely and completely.
Slightly unrelated, not sure where to ask. I downloaded monthly refresh ISO of Windows 10 and it has the Ghost SFC error, and I mean before processing it with MSMG Toolkit. How can you tell what is the latest build/release clear of that error? EDIT: nevermind, I'll just automate running sfc /scannow to clear it.
Logo if youre talking about already installed system you can go to system configuration and mark no gui boot.
Since Windows Terminal is not included in MSMG's Toolkit Packs, anybody know the best way to integrate Windows Terminal into Install.wim? Should I use the command, below, before or after preparing a MSMG image? Code: DISM.exe /Online /Add-ProvisionedAppxPackage /PackagePath:C:\path\to\msix\bundle\WindowsTerminal.msixbundle /DependencyPackagePath:C:\path\to\Microsoft.WindowsTerminal\Microsoft.UI.Xaml.2.8_8.2310.30001.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe.appx /DependencyPackagePath:C:\path\to\Microsoft.WindowsTerminal\Microsoft.UI.Xaml.2.8_8.2310.30001.0_x86__8wekyb3d8bbwe.appx /LicencePath:C:\path\to\msix\license\file\License.xml
Not sure if that will make you happy but what i normally do is to use toolkit for whatever then install windows do more mods including adding apps like terminal etc then i use Dism++ to create .wim file which you can make bootable or add to windows iso installation or use it as backup you can restore in less than 3min.