So you are advising to read or search on Win10 section.Then i'm not getting you. Its not about a normal/fresh windows 10 issue, its just happening I made modification with MSMG toolkit 8.8 and getting those problem. There I haven't find any thread about this issue then where I read about it. Should I ask for help to this msmg thread or google it or as you are advising to read whole WINDWOS 10 thread... I cant find any similar issues anywhere thats why im asking for help here to this thread. Thanks
@MSMG: There are reports that the Edge integration on the new LTSC (with the reg fix posted by Xinso) breaks Windows Update. If you are currently planning to offer Edge integration on RS5 with the toolkit, you may want to review that specific regfile. I tried to recreate the issue by integrating Edge with the regfile from Xinso (modified to reflect correct package version) and indeed Windows Update broke. What did work was manually installing the CU. Cheers.
Got A Question, Has Anyone Had success Using MSGM Toolkit With LTSC 2018 and what has been taken out and what has been added
You know, reading various articles about 1809 I begin to wonder if we're not really waiting on MSMG, but more so on Microsoft to make 1809 commercially viable. Every other day there is some new "serious" bug reported and even if 8.9 were ready, how safe is 1809 to use? Of course, you have to take the news articles with a grain of salt.. All the sites love click bait, but there must be some truth to the stories. Like the latest data loss bug...
What exactly do these options do and how are they used: Remove Default Metro Apps Using Apps List Remove Windows Components Using Package List ?
Is there a way to save what I removed, and use it again, without manually selecting apps, components etc...?
When using the menu to remove components, it always takes you back to the Main menu. Why can't it take you back to the Remove Components menu? from there I can remove more components or go back to the Main menu. It would be much more convenient. Instead of using goto statements, why not call subroutines then it will come back to the previous menu? Code: :getuser choice /C:12345678X /N /M "Enter Your Choice : " if %errorlevel%==1 call :doris if %errorlevel%==2 call :fred if %errorlevel%==9 exit /b 0 pause Returned from call goto :getuser :doris echo Hello this is doris! REM ensure errorlevel is 0 when we return exit /b 0 :fred echo Hello this is fred! REM ensure errorlevel is 0 when we return exit /b 0
Yea I must admit it is really annoying if you want to remove all but one or two things so you can't hit remove all and you have to hit 5, 6, a, 5, 6, b 5, 6, c, etc. There is a package list you can use to make the process batch/automatic and put in only what you want to remove then hit run from list but setting that up can be a pain because the stock list includes everything from all OS versions so you have to know what packages actually apply to what you're doing. The package lists should be split up by version even if they are only example files the program doesn't read so at least you have lists to copy off from.