@MSMG sorry but I wonder if it is possible to insert the Toolkithelper within script of Toolkit v8.8 so I can do some risky tests maybe but I am conscious of their consequences already thanks
It should appear, hope you are using the latest version of Toolkit. Removal of Windows Defender works for v1809 (LTSC 2019) and v1909.
You mean you want to use the v8.8 for servicing W7-W10 RS4 + ToolkitHelper for W10 RS5-v1909. I suggest you use the v9.5 for W7-W10 v1909 integration, customization and for removal of W7-W10 RS4 use the Remove Windows Components using Pack list. Hope to have one version for all OS's soon, will speed up the process.
Hi MSMG Oh my God this will be wonderful to all of us I am very happy with this excellent news; still in my last post I misplaced not that i'm wrong of course but since we're on the MSMG Toolkit thread so I should have paid more attention and didn't just shift the user's focus so I'm sorry Master...
[QUOTE = "MSMG, post: 1558457, membro: 231182"] Deverá aparecer, espero que você esteja usando a versão mais recente do Toolkit. A remoção do Windows Defender funciona para a v1809 (LTSC 2019) e a v1909. [/ QUOTE] I am using version 9.5.
This is just an example Code: Open C:\Pending.xml with Edit Select Edit / Replace... Find what: InboxApplications\1527c705-839a-4832-9118-54d4Bd6a0c89 Replace with: EndOfLife\1527c705-839a-4832-9118-54d4Bd6a0c89 Select Match case Select Replace All Select Close and Save use this method on the SystemApps you want to stop installing.
with or without drivers it still have problem with nvidia.. i tried w7 untouch both worked. just tried latest 1909 untouch and no problems. so i have tried 2 images with drivers integrated and no drivers still gives problems. is there a way to batch install .inf files for all drivers that need update.? what puzzles me is that only me have this. but like i said tried someone elses image and i created one and both had same problem
After I'm working on only one edition of many included in install.wim, how do I save only the one I edited?
You can get a complete list of packages (getpackages) in a clean system and then add the necessary ones to your script. + Code: InboxApplications\Windows.Defender EndOfLife\Windows.Defender InboxApplications\Windows.SecurityHealthCenter EndOfLife\Windows.SecurityHealthCenter InboxApplications\Windows.SmartScreen EndOfLife\Windows.SmartScreen
1 - Commit all your modifications 2 - Back to Main Menu 3 - Select > [8] Tools 4 - Select > [1] WIM Manager 5 - Select > [D] Export index you 've modified previously [name it, ie install1.wim] to same location than source install.wim file 6 - Delete source install.wim file 7 - Rename your exported wim file [Install1.wim] to install.wim That's it!
Help create a list of removed system apps of all but the Store in this window: So that you do not have to delete each individually, which is a very long time.
Then you may need to breakdown the steps and test the OS for each step to find out what's the reason. Try like this - Drivers Integration and then test the OS - Features Integration and then test the OS - Removal and then test the OS - Customize and then test the OS I don't know any method to batch install drivers using .inf, may be a search in google will help out.
Due to lack of menu choices I have placed the Store, Xbox and XboxIdentityProvider in System Apps menu, Actually it should be place in Windows Apps menu. If you want to remove all System Apps then add the entry SystemApps in the Packages list which will remove All System Apps except Store, Xbox and XboxIdentityProvider. If you add the entry WindowsApps it will remove all Windows Apps along with Store, Xbox and XboxIdentityProvider Individual components will take time due to the code protection added to the ToolKitHelper.
How to do this? How to create such the Packages list? Is there somewhere to create instructions? I need to leave only the Store. Xbox I do not need!