Yes when All Apps are removed using the DISM method, its removing the dependency package of Store too. Either you need to remove all apps and then integrate the store app or you will need to wait until I do convert all apps and component to use the ToolKitHelper method for removal.
And also in the Explorer there is a folder 3D Objects. Although all 3D applications have been removed.
Thanks. So you suggest not to use your built-in converter? The conversion itself seemed to finish successful... I am using the latest Win10 Home.
can someone make a guide for 1709 and msmg toolkit? The toolkit doesn't seem to keep away any of the windows garbage. People are just using the stock windows 10 1709 iso from microsoft right? After I customize my iso and save it. Everything shows up after the windows setup and first login.
Actually the x64 games pack was missing the slc.dll and so it was not working properly, I have uploaded a new Games Pack, try out let me know if it works. Name: Games.7z Size: 158444659 bytes (151 MB) SHA1: 7E4FD95C70BA2A93832A09C8011F0EBD07C1F682 Link is the same as in first post.
I have added the tweak to remove 3D Objects from explorer navigation pane when Print3D and View3D apps are removed.
- Extract the ToolKit to a folder without a space in the path. - Copy the source ISO contents to the DVD folder. - Double Click the Start.cmd and choose yes. - Select [1]-[1] Select Source from <DVD> Folder - Select the required Index number and choose whether to mount Boot and Recovery Images. - Select [4]-[1] Remove Default Metro Apps and Select the required App or All Apps. - Select [4]-[4] Remove Windows Components and Select the required Component or All Component. - Select [4]-[4]-[2] Remove Advanced Windows Components and Select the required Component except Windows Defender and SmartScreen. - Select [4]-[4]-[2] Remove Advanced Windows Components and Select the Windows Defender and SmartScreen. - Select [6]-[1] Cleanup the Source Image - Select [3]-[3] Integrate the required Windows Features - Select [3]-[4] Integrate the Windows Updates/WHD Update Pack - Select [3]-[5] Integrate the required Custom Windows Features - Select [5]-[4]-[2] Disable Downloading and Installing 3rd Party Apps . - Select [6]-[2] Apply and Save Changes to Source Image. - Select [6]-[1] Re-Build the Source Image. Copy the modified image to the USB and install.
- Select [5]-[4]-[2] Disable Downloading and Installing 3rd Party Apps . I will give it a shot. perhaps that step is what is messing it up. but i wouldn't consider apps loaded from MS to be 3rd party
Yeah, I realized afterwards that Hyper-V wasn't the issue. MSMG replied to another post I made, saying a bug I found was likely to be there. I was renaming the source at the same time as I was removing Hyper-V, because I thought something as simple and innocuous as renaming the source wasn't going to break anything. But it turns out it was!
I can confirm that I'm still seeing the 3D Objects folder, even though I also removed those things (maybe he meant he added the tweak for the next release?) However, I was able to delete the folder, and I haven't seen it since, even with multiple reboots. Is it coming back for you?
Thanks for the reply, unfortunately, as I'm totally dim, I'm not really sure how to progress with this. I looked at mounting the registry under Tools, but then what? Can I add a SetupComplete.cmd and/or other similar files, if so how? Thanks again Editk so after loading the registry I can make changes via registry editor. I assume if I wanted to import entries they'd have to be prefixed with 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\TK_...'?
Code: [HKLM\TK_HKLM_SOFTWARE] -> [HKLM\SOFTWARE] (%windir%/system32/config/software) [HKLM\TK_HKLM_SOFTWARE\Classes] -> [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT] (%windir%/system32/config/software) [HKLM\TK_HKLM_SYSTEM] -> [HKLM\SYSTEM] (%windir%/system32/config/system) [HKLM\TK_HKCU] -> [HKEY_CURRENT_USER] (%userprofile%/ntuser.dat) [HKLM\TK_HKU_DEFAULT] -> [HKEY_USERS\.Default] (%windir%/system32/config/default)