Okay, so what you are saying, is to put all Desktop Backgounds into the same directory, no matter how many themes you have? See below: Code: C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\1_rajathilaknatarajan-redsky.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\2_aritradas-sunset.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\3_andrewhagen-skagitcountysunset.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\4_ankonray-settingsunahmedabad.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\5_mohammadrezarezania-insearchofsunrisecentraldesertiran.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\6_oscarstrangio-moonrise.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\7_rangandas-sleepingsun.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\8_davidalbright-serenity.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\9_sergeyskoropad-sunset.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\10_geoffreybaker-kenya.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\11_emileerligons-orangeclouds.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\12_tracywilliams-electricbeautygladstoneqld.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\13_justinlong-sunsetkiheimauihi.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\14_jdellphotography-sunsetlakeerie.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\15_evgenyshabalinskiy-northernsunset.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\16_prasongmahachitsattaya-incomingrain.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\17_phillipmiles-sunsetcayecaulkerbelize.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\18_genevieveorchard-sunsetoverlakewashingtonwa.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\ducklings1.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\ducklings10.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\ducklings2.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\ducklings3.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\ducklings4.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\ducklings5.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\ducklings6.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\ducklings7.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\ducklings8.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\DesktopBackground\ducklings9.jpg C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\Community.theme C:\ToolKit\Custom\Files\w10\x64\Windows\Resources\Themes\Ducklings.theme
What registry key is responsible for displaying the Windows Security item in the left menu? It needs to be returned.
The default Windows themes folder is <Windows\resources\themes\Theme-Folder> and the user themes folder is <Users\<User-Name>\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Themes\Theme-Folder> 1) If you want to use the Windows theme folder then you may need to modify the .theme file to make changes to reflect the theme resources path to point to the Windows default theme folder. i.e. <Windows\resources\themes\Theme-Folder> 2) If you want to use the User theme folder then you may need to create the below folder under <Custom\Files\w10\x64> folder <Users\Default\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Themes\Theme-Folder> E.g: <Users\Default\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Themes\Community> And copy the theme files to the above created folder. Each Theme has it's own folder for it's theme resources.
Code: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer] "SettingsPageVisibility"==hide:windowsdefender;windowsinsider;windowsupdate Check whether the windowsdefender is present in hide list if it present then remove it from the list.
Hi Today I've integrated language packs using your tool. en-GB and en-US was integrated without errors in script. But when I wish to add a Swedish language: Windows Language Pack folder is missing the below file... "Microsoft-Windows-Client-LanguagePack-Package~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~sv-SE~10.0.18362.1.cab" Please copy the above file to <Packs\LanguagePacks\w10\10.0.18362\x64\sv-SE> folder... same with et-EE, fi-FI and ru-RU... And both x64 and x86, I've checked today... Others languages aren't checked... Packs was downloaded from links you provided on official Website. Is it possible to add needed files to Packs folders to your cloud on Mega? Also at the end of Integrating to Windows Recovery, recovery named as Reocvery Cleaning Up Temporary folder... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ####Finished Integrating Windows Language Packs to Windows Reocvery Image###### Best regards, U-StaSS
If you had removed the windows insider using the Toolkit then it is difficult to restore it but if you had used any tweak to disable it then you need to undo the tweak.
I'm a bit confused about the changelog regarding v1909 Component Removal Changelog only goes up to v9.5 and it says "+ Updated the Feature "Remove Windows Component" to support Windows 10 Client v1909 (v10.0.18363.418) Source OS (Thanks to MDL Member: Enthousiast)", but there is no v9.5 on Mega, v9.5.7's Readme says that Component Removal has been removed. While using v9.5.7 to service a v1909 image, MSMG does seem to process "RemovePkgsList.txt", even though my images are breaking, they give me a BSOD with CONFIG INITIALIZATION FAILED. Is this because of Component Removal or should I keep looking for my mistakes? If so, is there any MSMG version that will do the Component Removal?
Stupid me. But if that's so, Readme and Changelog seem to be conflicting about Component Removal, as far as I can tell
All I would like to do, is have the themes available to everyone to choose from. That's it. See screen below. Spoiler: Settings - Themes
Then you can use the User theme folder by creating the below folder under <Custom\Files\w10\x64> folder <Users\Default\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Themes> And copy the theme folder to the above created folder. E.g: <Users\Default\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Themes\Community> This doesn't require to modify the theme file.
Can anyone provide me with AR and TR LanguagePacks for 1909. I'm realling struggling to find them on the web. Isn't there another way to get them other than having an account on Volume Licensing Service Center?