Oops I did forgot to move the .NET FX35 integration step next to cleanup, yes the .NET FX35 should be done after the cleanup.
As in your case, I'm doing the same thing, It starts removing, but after each entry not showing info that completed successfully. I assumed it was ok, because on the end of the process showed completed successfully. I'm not sure if it's working, because for now I was creating multiple scenarios and images. I have not installed yet the images. I will do this tomorrow when I will be in my work and get back to you with some information.
So even if I put them on the list, components will not be removed by ToolKitHelper? I was creating some images today to test tomorrow, but like @intro have mentioned, this will not work?
on 18362.1, when I remove a component, then go back to remove the next component, the component I just removed is still on the list. Is it a bug? Is the component still there?
What does that have to do with my question? I'm trying to remove regular non-advanced components like Messaging and ZuneVideo and hopefully the xbox stuff.
And does it come with all the components' names or just some of them? Do you know the difference between removing components that way or the "normal" way when it's available? I suppose the latter removes more things but with former lots of components may be removed one after another so I wouldn't have to remove then separately then sparing some time.
Comparing components from template list and ToolKit menu, it seems to be all of them, at least the ones I'm removing. Difference between this methods are probabaly the way components are removed, I don't know, @MSMG would have to say. As you noticed, you can save some time using list. Anyway, hold your horses yet, according to some information from previous posts, components removal from list does not work however. Tomorrow I will check it when I install the system from image I've created so far.
If you're an advanced enough user to where that's not an issue, then you can just modify the batch fie to remove the version checks. MSMG wants the toolkit to never result in any problems so long as the script is unmodified, to make bugfixing easier.
Apologies if it's been asked a lot, but what should I do to convert all the ESD files you get for Cumulative Updates to CAB files so you can apply them with MSMG Toolkit?
I have not found this problem here.At that time, it was an integrated task that was executed over the scope of the version.I used ToolKit v9.2 to process Build 18362.1,not prompt any SFC error in the process and experience modification version.
@MSMG - please let me know which msmg version is compatible with the latest windows 10 ltsc refresh images. I think 17763.316 is the latest ltsc refresh. Correct me if I am wrong. Thank you.
yep i know, i just don't get why restrict the toolkit like that to specific releases, because there will be always errors it depends on how each user use the toolkit and it will never be the same experience for everyone, still to this date, still users report errors while trying the toolkit, this will always happen no matter what so why the restriction, just doesn't make any sense to me
@Windows 10 User, I'm afraid that @intro had right, component removal from PkgsList does not work however. I have installed created image and systems apps + advanced are still there. I have misunderstood @MSMG that advanced component removal is not working only in the ToolKit menu. We have to wait for proper release.
Tested Toolkit v9.3.1 with the Servicing Stack and Cumulative updates released yesterday and SFC passed after installation and also after Windows Updates. Files used for x86: ISO: 17763.1.180914-1434.RS5_RELEASE_CLIENTENTERPRISE_VOL_X86FRE_EN-GB.ISO SSU: windows10.0-kb4499728-x86_999cd7a0d2565ce3769afa361c0362e755231108.msu CU: windows10.0-kb4494441-x86_83f1e00d2082f615d52e2b2b73d2a065f9ad71a7.msu Files used for x64: ISO: 17763.1.180914-1434.RS5_RELEASE_CLIENTENTERPRISE_VOL_X64FRE_EN-GB.ISO SSU: windows10.0-kb4499728-x64_36248692f756ec842e644b8b79fb7e1c0d64085d.msu CU: windows10.0-kb4494441-x64_8910e3c3ee2743e9ff1241557a5c447ef853f495.msu