I don't know what support he means since he said also in same post that component removal is not integrated yet for 1903 and that's what the majority care about is component removal, nothing else is so important
Hello All, Good to be back online after an extended illness. Feeling much better though, There is so much to catch up on, but from the gist of things it seems that the current status is that x64 EN-us issues still exist? (Eg with component removal, sfc etc) Am I reading that right? I have actually come across something myself with gpedit. The first time I run it after an install it works fine. All subsequent use results in 4 error popups. These refer to winmaps.admx and windowsdefendersecuritycenter.admx Both Maps and Defender have been removed from my image. The problem is caused by the adml files corresponding to the above admx files missing from the language folder in C:\windows\Policydefinitions\EN-us\ I haven't been able to get hold of the corresponding adml files, but then I haven't installed an unmodified image yet. One work around is to take ownership of the admx files, grant permissions to myself then move or delete the files. I've not noticed any adverse affects of doing that.
I have integrated the last cumulative update (kb4493509) and after windows installation it still tells that this update was not installed. So windows tries to download it. How can i fix this?
Could you please help me. How can i run a PS or Cmd file after first windows boot (first logon?) I need to install some programs so installers should be run under super admin.
Hi! Is the DX9 Package faulty again? I have built with fresh downloaded files 4 days ago and protected view is not working. I used german 1809 iso. thanx
So I'm wondering why in v9.2 Changelog.txt you can read: "Updated the Feature "Remove Windows Component" to Support Windows 10 Redstone 5 Source OS All Languages"
You may need to run install_wimtweak.exe first but in powershell run: Code: get-windowspackage -path %MOUNT% -packagename "*Windows-Internet-Browser-Package*" | remove-windowspackage -path %MOUNT% Of course %MOUNT% is the path to your mounted install.wim.