All windows SKUs (including 24H2 IoT Enterprise now support the use of $OEM$ folders inside the ISO:\Sources folder.
Not true. Add a generic ei.cfg file to sources directory, otherwise if setup detects a license and auto installs the respective edition, it will skip most if not all of $OEM$ folder contents.
@shhnedo & @Enthousiast. I am not disputing either one of your experiences. %OEM% in sources folder worked great for me until my current build and using C:\Windows\setups\scripts instead solved the problem. And @shhnedo I have not used a ei.cfg file since Windows 8.1.
does msmg work with windows 11? I never succeed in making it work, i extract contents of iso into dvd folder, and when selecting the source it loads it but when going to remove menue I can not see remove windows components. its very strange because i can make it work perfect with all windows 10 versions, I tried win 11 home pro iot none of them work, is there something i need to do ?
After select what you want to remove, checking it with - sign, you need to back to previous menu and select the option that start removing components.
thanks for pointing that out, do you have an idea of another tool that can work on windows 11 v 24H2 or higher ?
Perhaps you can change the Windows 11 23H2 version in the MSMG Toolkit and then update to 24H2, but I haven't tested it yet. I'm also wondering how to remove windows components for 24H2, if not with this program, then with another one. (Sorry in advance for my English, I'm from Russia, haha)
there might be another option to use msmg toolkit but still not sure, remove via package list as referenced here https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/msmg-toolkit.50572/page-1352