The Toolkit requires it's own Pack which consists of : Windows Language Pack Windows Language Features Pack (Windows 10) Windows PE Language Pack Windows PE supporting Packages Language Pack I have uploaded the pack for only some languages due to low upload speed, if you want any pack do specify the Language code will try to upload it soon. If you want to use your own files just download the en-US Pack from download link and get the folder/file structure and also file naming from it and create your pack using your own files. If you want to only the Language Pack then you can copy it's cab file to <Updates\<OS>\<Arch>> folder and use Integrate Windows Updates Menu to Integrate.
I thought It may be required for purchasing Apps through Store and so it's better to be removed along with the Store.
Even I don't purchase apps, but I do manually remove the store purchase app using the command DISM /Image:Mount\Install /Remove-ProvisionedAppxPackage /PackageName:<AppName>
@MSMG BTW bro, how come I removed Telemetry from the ISO, but after installing, if I run O&O Shutup10, it shows that remove telemetry is not Green, as in, I need to enable the "Disable Telemetry 1,2,3" If it's not even there in the ISO, do you think O&O ShutUp10 is just not seeing it properly or what?
Just a note for MonarchX: I use LTSB with Edge integrated and can do SFC /scannow and it does not give me any errors. I have posted the order several times. Integrate Edge (and other metro apps you may need) first just as MSMG says. It works flawless and no errors at all. Cheers.
The program is looking for the existence of certain registry keys, the program doesn't see that entire components are removed from the system. Regardless, I would recommend just applying all the suggestions in the program regardless since it'll just apply a bunch of registry setting to ensure everything's disabled.
Can I remove Microsoft Malicious Software Removal, Firewall, UAC and those components the setup asks if I want to enable/disable them?
DISM's API is what can be used to map the entire content of a package and then allocate the package's full system structure into a heap. Then you can remove not only the package, but all system-wide functions, settings, services, etc. connected to that package using a C++ scripts you can call with PowerShell. DISM alone just does basic removals, for the most part.
Hi I like very much your explanation about Dism and very usefull too thanks dude for a while I still learning use of C++ scripts
There are a handful of generic C++ scripts on the web that will call the most used API functions. Writing your own C++ script is easy to do in Visual Studio, even if you have very limited experience with C++.
A simple concrete example script posted here would do wonders for those of us who are trying to understand specifically what you are talking about.
... ...Why now there is no longer possible to integrate net 4.6. x into Windows 7? Only 4.7?... Because had this option before...
Yes many scripts are provided by Microsoft itself and most of them are in C++, If using C++ it can be used easily but for other languages we need to write a wrapper to access those API's. Also, there are some readily available Wrapper for DISM API which makes the task easy.