Using the Integrate Windows Updates will integrate updates to only install.wim image and the order of integration is done by the DISM and nowadays the DISM doesn't follow proper order while integrating the updates. Using the Integrate WHD Update Pack will integrate updates to Boot.wim, Install.wim, Winre.wim images and the order is choosen by the Toolkit. In order to use the Integrate WHD Update Pack, you need to copy the updates to the <Packs\WHD\<w10\x64> folder Copy Cumulative update to <Packs\WHD\<w10\x64\Cumulative> folder Copy FlashPlayer update to <Packs\WHD\<w10\x64\FlashPlayer> folder Copy Net Cumulative update to <Packs\WHD\<w10\x64\NetCumulative> folder Copy Servicing Stack update to <Packs\WHD\<w10\x64\ServicingStack> folder
Ok, so component removal doesn't work with v9.3.2 and the version I'm using? it seemed to work fine, but I assume it's going to break things? If you have copied the entire contents of Win10_1903_V1_EnglishInternational_x64.iso to Toolkit's DVD folder then the Toolkit will use the .NET Framework 3.5 files from the Toolkit's <DVD\sources\sxs> folder. I just mount the iso and then use the tool to extract from the iso, then use the dvd folder as source.
So today I tried to create a new install media, with the latest updates. I have KB4512508-x64 in the Cu folder, kb4503308-x64 in the flash folder, kb4506991-x64 in .net and kb4508433-x64 in SS I did get a Error 0x800f081f when the toolkit tries to install kb4512508-x64, it seems that the update needs the Microsoft-Windows-Management-SecureAssessment-Package which I normally removes. Just as info to others that ran into the same problem Cheers /LR
I don't suppose anyone has a link to a post with like, a total guide on working with 19H1 18362.30? I've not slept and spent 20 hours banging my head against it now and I just keep running into issues. If I ever figure out a solid way I'll post a guide but I'm exhausted with it right now.
would be nice am new and i want to work on 1903 as soon as they release new msmgtoolkit build as msmg said release in 2-3 days that should be anytime now.
Oh really? damn, I would have waited until then if I'd seen that! I just got done finishing setting my system up. Good thing I just run everything non-OS related from a secondary drive and link the docs/pics/etc libraries over there so it's not that much of a hassle.
Yes only Windows Apps can be removed using v9.3.2 for v1903 and right now it doesn't break any functionality. Copying directly or extracting from DVD drive or ISO Image will do, The Toolkit will use the .NET Fx35 files from sxs folder. Do you need a better guide than the one given in README.txt Code: Windows 10 RS5/19H1/Server 2019/Server v1809/v1903 Usage Order: ============================================================== [A] - Select the Source Images using [Source->Select Source from Source <DVD> Folder] menu. - <Optional> If also required to Service Source Boot/Recovery Images then Choose Yes when asked to mount. Note: The Toolkit requires a Windows Installation Image to be in a .wim format for servicing. [B] - <Optional> Integrate the Windows Language Packs (Language Packs + Language Features Packs + Winpe Language Packs) using [Integrate->Windows Language Packs] menu. Note: You need to download the Windows Language Packs for MSMG ToolKit which contains the required files (win-lp+lfp+winpe-lp). Copy the Windows Language Pack files to <Packs\LangPacks\w10\<Architecture>\<LanguageCode>> E.g: <Packs\LangPacks\w10\x64\en-GB>. Windows Language Packs for MSMG ToolKit is uploaded only on request basis due to low upload speed here. [C] - <Optional> Integrate the Windows Drivers using [Integrate->Windows Drivers] menu. Note: Copy the Driver files/folder to <Drivers\w10\<Architecture>> folder. [D] - Integrate all required Windows Features (Except Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5) using [Integrate->Windows Features] menu. Note: Some Packs for MSMG ToolKit are not included within the ToolKit Archive due to it's size and instead they are provided separately. You need to download the required packs and extract them to the Packs folder as specified below. Dart_W10.7z (Extract the folder DaRT inside the Archive to Packs folder, so that it should be like <Packs\DaRT\w10). Games.7z (Extract the folder Games inside the Archive to Packs folder, so that it should be like <Packs\Games). MediaFeaturePack_W10.7z (Extract the folder MediaFeaturePack inside the Archive to Packs folder, so that it should be like <Packs\MediaFeaturePack). NetFX35_W10_RS5.7z (Extract the folder NetFX35 inside the Archive to Packs folder, so that it should be like <Packs\NetFX35). NetFX35_W10_19H1.7z (Extract the folder NetFX35 inside the Archive to Packs folder, so that it should be like <Packs\NetFX35). [E] - Cleanup the Source Image using [Apply->Cleanup Source Images] menu. (Only if not integrating Windows Updates, do the cleanup image else not required). [F] - Remove all required Windows Components using [Remove->Remove Windows Components] menu. Note: Remove the components in the order Windows Apps -> System Apps -> Advanced Windows Components. [G] - Integrate Windows Updates/WHD Update Pack using [Integrate->Windows Updates->Windows Updates/WHD Update Packs] menu. The ToolKit supports updates either in .msu/.cab format. For Windows Updates Integration you need to copy the updates to <Updates\w10\<Architecture>> folder (E.g. <Packs\Updates\w10\x64>). For WHD Update Pack Integration you need to copy the WHD Updates Packs files for Windows 10 <Packs\WHD\w10\<Architecture> folder according to the category. Copy Windows Cumulative Update file to <Packs\WHD\w10\<Architecture>\Cumulative> folder (E.g. <Packs\WHD\w10\x64\Cumulative>). Copy Windows Dynamic Update files to <Packs\WHD\w10\<Architecture>\Dynamic> folder (E.g. <Packs\WHD\w10\x64\Dynamic>). Copy Windows FlashPlayer Update file to <Packs\WHD\w10\<Architecture>\FlashPlayer> folder (E.g. <Packs\WHD\w10\x64\FlashPlayer>). Copy Windows .Net Cumulative Update file to <Packs\WHD\w10\<Architecture>\NetCumulative> folder (E.g. <Packs\WHD\w10\x64\NetCumulative>). Copy Windows ServicingStack Update file to <Packs\WHD\w10\<Architecture>\ServicingStack> folder (E.g. <Packs\WHD\w10\x64\ServicingStack>). Copy Windows SetupMedia Update files to <Packs\WHD\w10\<Architecture>\SetupMedia> folder (E.g. <Packs\WHD\w10\x64\SetupMedia>). Copy Windows WinPE Update files to <Packs\WHD\w10\<Architecture>\WinPE> folder (E.g. <Packs\WHD\w10\x64\WinPE>). [H] - <Optional> Integrate Windows Setup Media Updates using [Integrate->Windows Updates->Windows Setup Media Updates] menu. [I] - <Optional> Integrate all required Windows Custom Features using [Integrate->Windows Custom Features] menu. [J] - <Optional> Customize the Image using [Customize] menu. [K] - Cleanup the Source Image using [Apply->Cleanup Source Images] menu. [L] - Integrate Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 Feature using [Integrate->Windows Features->Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5) menu. [M] - Apply & Save Changes to Source Images using [Apply->Apply & Save Changes to Source Images] menu. [N] - Re-Build Source Images using [Apply->Re-Build Source Images] menu.
You removed the Microsoft-Windows-Management-SecureAssessment-Package using the DISM Method isn't it? may be that's why it's giving issues and nowadays the recent CU's are all having issues with one or the other files.
The cabs for .NETFX3.5 are in the ISO under \sources\sxs. You can actually get away with not integrating this, and instead use this registry command Code: reg add "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\.NETFramework" /v "OnlyUseLatestCLR" /t REG_DWORD /d "1" /f I haven't used .NETFX3.5 in ages, and have never had a problem. I use the registry edit.
yep, used the RemovePkgsList to remove it. Took forever to figure out what broke the CU :'( Cheers /LR
hi there, I can't wate for the latest and greatest msmg toolkit version! could an option be added to completely remove the windows update functionality? incase say i wanted to upgrade windows to the next msmged release manually? what with the tizzy that happens currently with windows updates adding back removed features? is there an archive of old releases that can be downloaded? easily? tryed downloading the hole msmg folder encluding packs etc, but mega sed nope 64% thrue? thanks for msmg, msmg! Majid
So far I have tested the Toolkit with only x86 images, found an issue with a shared component and fixing them, still need to test the x64 images. Yes you can remove the Windows Update and to upgrade to next windows version you can use an offline image prepared with the Toolkit. Don't download the packs now as the new version uses a different pack structure and will be available with the next release.