@endbase Need help. Downloaded LTSC 2019 non eval build. So currently integrating updates to refreshed build failing with MSMG?
- I always don't recommend to use the refreshed images with the ToolKit. - Removing Unified Telemetry Client will block drivers installation through Windows Updates, this was the case with earlier Windows 10 builds but I haven't tested the same with current RS5 yet. - For Integration of Edge to Enterprise LTSC, I have also added a tweak which was earlier used for LTSB for enabling integration of updates but with current LTSC when this tweak is present the WU fails to install updates, I have made some workaround for it and will implement in the next update. - In Windows 10 RS5 the Microsoft has implemented new update mechanism PSFX and in order to work this the WinSxS folder should not be cleanup for removed components. With keeping the WinSxS folder intact the WIM Image size will be larger and also it will make the SFC /SCANNOW to throw errors and there by restores the removed components. That's why I have put a switch inside the ToolKitHelper.exe (Component Remover) to on/off the cleaning up of the WinSxs and by default have enabled it now in the current version for testing, so far my tests with x86 builds, I have achieved both WinSxS folder cleanup and also WU installation, I'm still in the process of testing the x64 builds. It may take some time for the component removal to get stabilized only after several tests.
You need not the refresh iso but prob the iso with 17763.1 build then it works so that would be en_windows_10_enterprise_ltsc_2019_x64_dvd_74865958.iso
Actually I have already added IE, WMP, Windows Search, First Logon Animation, Windows SAT to ToolKitHelper.exe but not in the ToolKit menus as it requires further testing. I have tested the components in an order and removing the component in a random order, the sharing component may give errors and so these components haven't added to the Menu yet. Today tested the IE and WMP it works but last week when i tested them, there was installation error, that's why it takes time to know in what order the components may fail. But if you want to try you can directly call the ToolKitHelper.exe to remove the required components as specified before.
I have added the Win32Calc from Windows 10 Redstone 1 for Toolkit and it will be available from next update.
I'm planing for a smaller update mainly fixing the menu choice bugs, re-grouping remove menus, win32calc integration and if possible Apps integration. I need some time for adding more components for removal as it requires testing countless installations for components and since I don't have adequate resources to test the installation on a VM, I do sometimes test the installation on real PC, that's why it takes more time for an release.
I'm still working on how to remove a component when updates are pre-integrated so that it also removes the updated component files, if this is achieved then even the refreshed images will also work in future.