Will be updating the ToolKit's main script and the above ToolKitHelper.exe will be included in the next release, till then do test the ToolKitHelper.exe. Have started creating a pack for Edge Chromium and so captured the pack image and registry setting, need to cleanup the registry part.
That's great, but I'm running 1809 (17763), and won't be moving to anything higher until you fix the "Removed components get restored" issue. If you don't think it's ever going to be possible to fix that then I'll start planning a move to Linux for as many systems as I can. My son's won't use Linux, so I don't know what I will do there. I'll try again. I've already done every one of the tweaks line by line, but perhaps I missed something.
Mainly it will have fixes for the new CU, in the current CU change log there was a fix for Face Recognition component and the same was adapted for removal.
When I do update the ToolKitHelper it will contain a small fixes for both 1809/1909, do try and see if it fixes your issues.
You let them use what they want. There is actually nothing inherently wrong with the applications in Windows, and if you don't want all the games use Professional Workstation.
Got it! I went through all the tweaks again, and it turns out to be a 3rd party tool for viewing 4K and AVI thumbnails which Windows doesn't handle natively. Icaros and shell folder fix are two shell extensions that step on each other's toes. Uninstall Icaros and the problem goes away. Interesting that it only happens on one PC, but whatever. Other than bloat and telemetry? Perhaps not. Disabling never seems to fully disable. I have a test PC here with the system components disabled. They still send/receive data across the Internet. I guess I could spend some time firewalling Windows .EXE's but that'd just be inviting disaster. I don't know what games you mean. I don't remove any games from my image, and there are none installed, other than those the boys choose to install themselves, like DOTA, Diablo III, Fortnite and things like that.
I didn’t mean it. I do not need your answer about cmd, with these everything is clear! I ask why the NSudo program itself does not work this way? p.s Have you read the question before giving an answer? No!
I do advise you to retain/add some apps like HEIFImageExtension, HEVCVideoExtension, MPEG2VideoExtension, VP9VideoExtensions, WebMediaExtensions and WebpImageExtension these will enable thumbnails for these supported formats.
Yes, I have retained all of the above. Doesn't help with 4K/UHD MKV or AVI files. I shall keep looking around.
Your original query was Your query was about how to make it work and not why the NSudo doesn't work that way?
this been answered already. theres no time right now for this. there are other important fixed. also msmg hs had some health issues so its been on paused.
NO! NO! Quite the opposite! Ha ha ha ha ha! I say this because Nsudo cannot add registry tweaks, but Dism says the opposite. From the very beginning, I asked about how to start Nsudo via cmd file. The examples show how tweaks work or do not work.
Okay, maybe this will help you, here's how I do use the NSudo through the start.cmd file for calling the Toolkit.cmd. NSudo gives full access to filesystem and registry. \Bin\x64\Nsudo.exe \Start.cmd \ToolKit.cmd Code: @echo off if "%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%" equ "x86" set "Arch=x86" if "%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%" equ "AMD64" set "Arch=x64" @start /b "ToolKit - TrustedInstaller" "%~dp0Bin\%Arch%\NSudo.exe" -U:T -P:E "%~dp0ToolKit.cmd"
x86 is a relic of the last century, but most programs follow the incompetence of one "notorious" company that occupy the entire world market. If you presumably edit an Nsudo image with a 64-bit version of a 32-bit image, will this somehow affect? p.s But I want to assure you, I'm not going to do this. If only this "devil" would demand 32 bits from me.
Tested 18363.628 CU and SSU with ToolKitHelper v1.0.2484.0 and SFC did not find any errors with x86 and x64 installations. Spoiler: FILES USED x86 ISO: 18363.418.191007-0143.19H2_RELEASE_SVC_REFRESH_CLIENTENTERPRISE_VOL_X86FRE_EN-GB.ISO x86 SSU: windows10.0-kb4528759-x86_5ee4c5443a4d70dcf2399e1c2afe57f625e72b3d.msu x86 CU: windows10.0-kb4532695-x86_fb9be3ca295e807c2d421f6a1fc100754b831225.msu x64 ISO: 18363.418.191007-0143.19H2_RELEASE_SVC_REFRESH_CLIENTENTERPRISE_VOL_X64FRE_EN-GB.ISO x64 SSU: windows10.0-kb4528759-x64_c2d6639977986b927d0b9f1acf0fb203c38fc8c8.msu x64 CU: windows10.0-kb4532695-x64_a85fd28af075ebfd8b0753d2c2aca244e926c3ce.msu Spoiler: Method Extract ISO (1 > 3) Select source (1 > 1) (also mount boot and recovery images) Integrate Win32 calculator (3 > 3 > B) Apply SSU and CU updates (3 > 4 > 2 > 1 > 4) Apply setup media update (3 > 4 > 2 > 2) Remove using RemovePkgsList.txt (4 > 3) Spoiler: RemovePkgsList.txt ToolKitHelper:GameExplorer ToolKitHelper:MapControl ToolKitHelper:OneDrive ToolKitHelpereopleExperienceHost ToolKitHelperPIProjection ToolKitHelper:RetailDemoContent ToolKitHelper:SkypeORTC ToolKitHelper:SecureAssessmentBrowser ToolKitHelper:WindowsMixedReality ToolKitHelper:XboxGameCallableUI ToolKitHelper:WindowsApps Tweaks for Task View, App Downloads, Photo Viewer (5 > 8 > B/D/J) Cleanup (6 > 1) Apply changes to image (6 > 2) Rebuild (6 > 1) Convert WIM to ESD (2 > 4) Make ISO (7 > 1)