MSMG ToolKit

NTLite has the Remove Reinstalls feature that can be used on a live install to remove the restored components after installing a CU. Maybe you could use something like that.

 

Yes, NTlite into latest version can remove the re-installed components on the live windows installation.
However, you must do that every month after any CU update, it is not permanent.

 

Yes, I know, and I think there are some restored components which aren't removed.

 

I could live with that as someone turning Windows Update off ( since there is already a new release in theoretically 6 months )

 

This will block feature updates:
https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...ltsc2019-techbench.77028/page-78#post-1518817

Normal updates (quality and security) will work fine.

 

I do fix issue by disabling all, I can install manual if needed ( an unexpected threat or so ) , just that wish there was a new version of MSMGtoolkit for 1903 allowing removal of components.

 

thx man...

 

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May I have problems after removing IE or/and Windows Media Player?

 

No

 

Good morning
Currently, to insert personal programs, I also use the RunOnce EX method.
I wanted to ask if I could use some specific folders in ToolKit to insert for example the additional fonts, Windows7 Games legacy, DesktopGadgetsRevived-2.0, DX9, Silverlight and various Visual_C ++.
Thank you

 

Hi!
As ToolKit has some custom Packs for Windows 7 Games, Sidebar, DX9, no need (except if you prefer your own ) to integer that ones.

For all others addings (additional fonts, Games, Sidebar Gadgets, icons, wallapapers, UAP...), uses <Packs\CustomFiles> folder (additional items will be add by a simple copy/paste action)

Hope this helpfull

 

thank you very much

 

With all due respect,

Surely the CMD version has to be the priority? The GUI is not much more than a pretty front end over the same code/functionality, isn't it? The CMD version works.

What compelling advantages does a GUI version bring over the CMD version, other than it looks nicer?

Sorry to hear about your health and personal issues.

 

None. It is usually wrapped up in an exe. This has advantage only for the developer. People like me can't see the code which makes it tick. This ticks me off to no end. I would love to see the inner workings of the toolkithelper.exe especially for Defender removal. I had to write my own code for that which actually works better IMHO allowing me to remove Defender from ANY build. Oh well...

 

You cant learn from exe's, that why i like bat and cmd files.

 

Exactamundo!

 

....I prefer the GUI version for the practicality you have but depends on how the interface is made, but nothing against CMD as well.