@MSMG I've download the Win10_1803_English_x64 iso from microsoft. Using the toolkit v8.8, I cannot select the "[4] Remove menu" after using the wim manager (I only kept the pro version) and loading the source from the dvd folder. When I press "4", it goes directly in the customize menu.
wow just for reference, yesterday I worked with Toolkit v8.8 and using Windows 10 Build 1803 as host and so I could see the fantastic performance of the MSMG Toolkit fast as a stunning ray much higher than the previous builds of Windows 10
not friend I meant that the performance of Toolkit v8.8 hosting the W10 1803 x64 was unbelievable because when some operation was made clear using dism I came to think that something was wrong or maybe corrupted but which nothing after finished my iso of W10 EnterpriseS x64 is just perfect and I still have to check the Toolkit log without problems ok
- If you need only Enterprise N, then you can safely delete the other editions or just export the Enterprise N edition to a new image file and replace the original source install.wim with the exported image. Both can be done using the WIM Manager inside the ToolKit's Tools Menu - I recommend using the original Windows 10 v1803 without any updates cause removing WMP from refershed images breaks the setup.
Ok did you deleted all other editions expect pro one or exported the pro one and replaced the install.wim inside sources folder with the exported one? Will checkout the issue and fix it
No at present the current version won't work with RS5, you may need to wait until RS5 final release. For initial testing I will be adding support for Windows 10 RS5 (en-GB/en-US) source images. Once the Language Packs are available I will add support for all languages.
Thanks a lot! Does it make any difference if I remove all the things from the edition I want first and then delete the other editions, or if I do it backwards?
If you use the delete option then you may need to use the Tools->WIM Manager->Delete for every edition. But if you use export option then you will have to use Tools->WIM Manager->Export only once, after export just rename the exported image filename to install.wim and copy it to <DVD\sources> folder and replace the existing one. If you remove the things from the selected edition and then delete the non-required edition then you have to use the Rebuild source option after deleting the non-required edition.
The only thing not working is removing Cortana the rest gives no errors but when upgrading it takes a mighty long time so you could say it will not work
These component packages can't be removed in RS5 anymore like before since they don't have a direct .mum files like in pre-RS5 Code: Microsoft Skype ORTC Windows Content Delivery Manager Windows Desktop File Explorer App Home Group Adobe Flash For Windows Cortana Store Client System Restore Removing the other packages broke the Windows Setup with clean install. If you want to remove Cortana then the package name is Microsoft-Windows-Client-Desktop-Required-Package0318
It starts folks. Microsoft wont be happy until its screwed its users so much they have ringpieces like bagels.
Is anybody getting the error 0x800f081f when running Windows Update? I am getting this on both my x86 and x64 images and I have only just noticed. So I am wondering is it a problem at Microsoft's end or is it a problem with my ISO images and the way I am building them. When I have time tonight, I shall rebuild x86 and x64 images with SSU and CU integrated. If this still fails, I will try only with CU integrated. This is the only difference I can think of from my previous images. Edit: I am seeing this error when the Cumulative Update is being installed. Code: 2018-08 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1803 for x86-based Systems (KB4346783) -Error 0x800f081f
I have the same error and I don't know if it has to do with something I removed or any of the tweaks I used. If I figure it out I will come back with my report.