Yes will release a minor update v9.3.1 Just found one more error in integration of .NET Cumulative update integration, will add the fix and upload the newer version.
In your ToolKit,the copyright info in current version is "Copyright (c) 2013-2018 MSMG. All rights reserved.",but now this year is 2019. this is not a issue,just a wrong word.
Updated the ToolKit to v9.3.1 Spoiler: Changelog v9.3.1 + Fixed a Bug in the Feature "Integrate Windows Features", Where the Menu Choices where incorrectly displayed. + Fixed a Bug in the Feature "Integrate WHD Update Pack", Where the Menu Choices where not working. + Fixed a Bug in the Feature "Integrate WHD Update Pack", Where the .NET Cumulative integration was skipped due to conditional check failure. Code: Name: ToolKit_v9.3.1.7z Size: 356329070 bytes (339 MB) SHA1: 0AEC2FB4878A27BB1F98D1A606D1D0307E3F30B3 Name: ToolKit_v9.3.1_update.7z Size: 102165 bytes (99 KB) SHA1: 0A5858245C9C59A50C90E958652FE435FF77AB02
Does this mean 9.3 supports removal of system apps and advanced components but only with package list? Is it the same as being able to remove them using start.cmd?
In ToolKit 9.3.1,19H1 RTM now is 18362.30,but ToolKit prompted "Unsuppoted windows OS image Service pack build",the MVS iso build is 18362.30,not 18362.1,do you need to adjust this limit? 18362.30 not a refresh version.
9.3 with fix confirmed working. SFC cleared after installation and also after Windows Update. Very happy with this update, because ToolKitHelper only delays for ~10s now.
I have two files downloaded: ToolKit_v9.3.1.7z ToolKit_v9.3.1_update.7z Do I need to place the files from ToolKit_v9.3.1_update into the ToolKit_v9.3.1 folder?
Some people wanted to remove apps/components of their choice all at once and for this the feature "Remove Windows App using Apps List and Remove Windows Component using Package List" was added when DISM was used to remove the Apps/Components. Then Manual method was introduced using the ToolKitHelper and the feature "Remove Windows App using Apps List and Remove Windows Component using Package List" was left as it is. Since many asked for "Remove Windows Component using Package List" to support ToolKitHelper too and so the support was added. You can remove the components using the Remove Windows Components -> Windows Apps/System Apps/Windows Components or Use Remove Windows Component using Package List to remove the selected components all at once. It's one and the same and for both the methods you need to use the Start.cmd to run.
18362.1 is the RTM any images released after it are just the refreshed ones with updates integrated. The Toolkit only supports the 18362.1 and 18362.30 is a refreshed one with updates integrated.
Yes I have reduce the comparison ratio for ToolKitHelper by 1 and so it's bit faster now. If you have the v9.3, just extract the v9.3.1_update.7z to v9.3 folder and overwrite it.
If I use the ToolKit for an updated integration, then remove conponents & apps, will I still get an error for toolkithelper?
Then should we still clean the image before and after or only after? I don't integrate updates. And can we only do it after when component removal is available for RS6?