Since we are using a combination of DISM method and the manual method the SFC will show some files are changed/corrupted. Once I do update the ToolKit to completely use the manual method, then the SFC problem can be solved. Made changes to the Readme.txt to reflect the below noted typo errors and suggestions.
The smartscreen is not required for Store App but there's a option in smartscreen to whether scan for windows store url while downloading apps from it.
I used the toolkit from the beginning again and made same modifications without removing edge browser yet still no smartscreen filter settings either in control panel or settings i know there is settings in edge itself but i want the normal settings those in a pic i shared in my last reply so it appears that removing defender by the toolkit removes smartscreen all along with it, in that case i don't understand what's the point of 4-3-2-O smartscreen removal existing in first place !!
@MSMG ToolKit 8.6 W10 Pro x64 1803 en-us The integration of the metro skin for the WMPlayer lasts a very very long time (20-30 min).
It's better to have separate option for those who wish to remove smartscreen without removing defender. As for the microphone issues in RS4 I have none with onboard Realtek codec. The microphone works an the settings are available in the system settings UI. My process usually looks like this: - run toolkit - integrate CU manually - intagrate classic calculator and directx ( I never integrate .net in toolkit as it caused issues for me before even if done in apropriate order. I just let WU download and install it) - remove all apps including store - remove all windows components - remove all advanced components except IE and photo viewer and classic windows search - enable registry tweaks expect forcing latest .net framework for all programs - do some custom registry tweaks (like blocking onedrive setup along with ms c2r office) - cleanup with resetbase enabled, save and rebuild the image The only thing I observed is missing battery performace options slider and profiles whch I need to then setup manually, however, it may be not related to the toolkit. As for the inability to search for drivers though WU for me that is a desired behaviour, so I would like the option of removing telemetry along with this behaviour to stay, at least as an option. @MSMG Keep up the good work! Thanks PS. It could be a good idea to add the option for integration of classic windows sticky notes app.
Ok lads, maybe not needed but I've just baked myself two LTSB images (x86 and x64) with the latest updates and some stuff removed. Toolkit 8.6 works fine, no issues at all. Cheers.
I have separated the Smartscreen and WindowsDefender component removal in ToolKit, the WindowsDefender doesn't remove anything related to Smartscreen instead it only removes the defender components where all it is used like Hyper-V May be something else have gone wrong, will checkout.
MSMG ToolKit v8.6 Great tool! Thanks to MDL Member Phoenix for the video tutorial. Now I got a nice slimmed down Windows 10 64 for my new i5 gaming rig. Good stuff guys!
Problem is next. After saving the install.wim content: [DELETED] <--? size 640.814.907 byte Program Files ProgramFiles (x86) ProgramData etc..... And DVD\sources\boot.wim content 74.111 byte [DELETED] 1 2 1.xml Install.wim: File size before saving: 2,97 GB I just removed it File size after saving: 3,44 GB logs file.. ... .. None Pass (Administrator Rights) The image: 1803.17134.1 hu_HU and, or: 1803.17134.48 hu_HU
Hi MSMG I'm curious about what the word ASIMOV means inside the M $ Telemetry item after CEIP and I have yet to inform you that after doing my work with Toolkit V8.6 it is wrapped using 17134.1.180410-1804.RS4_Release_ClientEnterprise_vol_x64fre to ISO result has obtained a size of only 2.9GB just removing unnecessary applications and in the end I always check the log and to my surprise there is NO log to check what characterizes that there were no errors; this way I just have to thank you for your excellent work one more time, really thank you for allowing us Windows users to have a better OS
Fix for cannot change feedback frequency - is greyout Windows 10 v1803 regedit HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate "ManagePreviewBuilds" = dword:00000001 "ManagePreviewBuildsPolicyValue" = dword:00000001 and after that you can disable feedback frequency
Another question: the program always prompts for the boot.wim file if it is not in the "DVD\sources folder" is it important?