IMHO, some people just prefer to do it this way. We may never know why the do it. It may just be a learning experience.
I just used the Toolkit to add about 90 custom fonts to Win 10. After I hit apply and sve, I installed Win10 from the Toolkit I used and none of the custom fonts were installed. Can anyone figure out why it didn't work or if I missed something? Thank you in advanced..
Works fine when i copy and paste reg cmds into New Text Document.txt and save as appx.reg, then i merge appx.reg into registry using NSudo.exe. Work fine for me.
You already asked this when using the language files, available by this iso: 3870ed96353b979750e92d2ef808980dd477b39a *mu_windows_10_language_pack_version_1903_x86_arm64_x64_dvd_c45a68ac.iso And we already have been thru this with the LP's provided by UUP. All in the W10MUI thread. Why now this again?
You told me ton use the LP provided by UUP, which I did, used the rename script, which works with W10MUI_13. But when I use the same LP from UUP, the name isn't recognized by the Toolkit. Did I miss something? Correct me if I'm wrong. You are telling me I can use the LP from UUP, use the rename script and they will work with both W10MUI and ToolKit. Forget about W10MUI, I would like to have the LP for MSMG Toolkit. I'm getting confused. I don't use the LP from any ISO. Sorry if I'm not being clear. Thank you again.
https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/msmg-toolkit.50572/page-665#post-1560071 Here i show that there are missing LP files in the MSMG Packs. W10MUI can handle the main LP in esd format, toolkit can't, toolkit is programmed to integrate the lp's and ondemands, in another way, so it needs it's specific formatted language files. What probably will work is to convert the UUP esd to cab and put the other LP cabs from uup in the appropriate folder too. Or use the files from the mentioned languagepack iso, like you did before with W10MUI.
well you can go 1809 remove all and updating wont reinstall anything. as for newer versions MS have change something that will reinstall the removed apps. and msmg is working on it. i do not like 1809 so 1903 or 1909 are fine to me to stay on 1909for a while.. if you want 1909 or 1903 use it and stay there dont update. if you dont want then install a full image or go the 1809 way and have updates.
Hey, I'm curious. What don't you like about 1809, or what's better about 1903 that makes 1809 less likeable? I've played with both, and the multitude of 1903 bugs aside, I found nothing in 1903 any better than 1809. What have I missed?
am new to win10. first time i used it was on 1903. tried 1809 but only for a few hours. only minor features like screen snip on tiles brithgness bar ect. in fact i might be wrong but found 1903 to be a bit faster. only found 1 bug brightness slider would do nothing. and one time i couldnt install any cumulative updates maybe something i removed broke the update installation. maybe it just that i started on 1903 and found 1809 odd.
do this on a live installed system? ok! done. file integration is done before installing the cumulative update or after? or perform these procedures on an offline image? Explain all the steps, pls. I looked at your file and did not find in it some components that I need to prevent from being restored: ... and SmartScreen.
Fair enough. I have "Windows-7'd" my UI. I hate the way Windows 10 looks natively. The first thing I did when I was testing 1903 was to turn off all the 1903 specific like lock screen blur etc. Given that I also remove almost everything from the image with this tool, my system is pretty snappy. I have a test system identical to my production system which dual boots 1903 and 1809. Since the hardware is identical it gives me a pretty accurate idea of how the two compare, and I must say I found 1809 to be snappier, but as I said, my image is completely gutted. What's not removed is disabled by group policy or registry tweaks and disabling of tasks. But at some point I'm going to have to update.... I just hope mean old Mr Microsoft doesn't get the better of @MSMG re the restore of removed components.
@Ace2 I applied the registry file after installing the cumulative update but before rebooting the system. As a result, after loading I get a black screen without a desktop. But in the task manager, I can see that Edge and Windows Defender are absent in the system, they have not recovered.
I you mean it asking for a key, or not showing editions, it's easier to just change ei.cfg (volume channel)