NTLite can help and if you need something, you can PM me and I can use it to integrate some drivers for you.
Integration of drivers is just 3 dism command lines, no need for NTLite, or even msmg, but driver integration is language independent, so that will be available on MSMG for all languages.
Thks MSMG! All the hardwork to keep the toolkit updated and retaining backward compatibility. I have saw the new GUI interface for the toolkit, it look great and I look forward to using it.
Looks like things are taking longer than expected, that never happens when working on Windows stuff (not). Hopefully things will get sorted soon. Patiently awaiting a version that works with LTSC 2019.
@ All I do apologize for the delay, few things didn't get completed in time and just now found an issue with Component Removal for LTSC edition, removing WindowsMixedReality corrupted an XML file leading to breaking of further components removal, fixing it now and hope to release the next version soon.
Thanks for the update. Curious if you were able to add takeown to ToolKitHelper.exe so it can run from a regular admin command prompt.
Is there a way to remove hidden packages without MSMG?? I know some person posted a batch file in the Server Core -> GUI topic..
These are to be expected as M$ been getting more and more scrappy. Nice to have us updated always though, because at times you take only days to release fixes, at times 1-3 weeks, and other times you take a long break. It's quite hard to know which timeframe you're on and many of us have become somewhat reliant on you.
It is free with DISM! Everything that is done with MSMG, and NTLite can be accomplished natively in Windows. The developers have just put it in a nice little package, and tied it up with a bow, and ribbon.
Hello, so I just discovered MSMG tool and I'm so excited about it. I believe it could me tweaked and improved more, I'll be more than happy to help with anything I can. a quick question, I have this folder containing "my must have programs" anyway I can implement it in the iso of windows 10 so when I install the os I have my folder ready in the desktop or C drive ?