1) Create a folder named test and copy the NSudo, install.wim and the registry file. 2) As said in earlier post, do open the NSudo, set the settings and open the command prompt. 3) In the command prompt, run the below commands Code: md mount Dism /Mount-Image /ImageFile:install.wim /Index:2 /MountDir:Mount Note: Do change the Index number from 2 to whatever index you want. 4) Open the registry file with notepad and replace all occurrences of HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE To HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\TK_SOFTWARE 5) Save the registry file. 6) Run the below commands Code: reg load HKLM\TK_SOFTWARE mount\windows\system32\config\software reg import DTP.reg reg unload HKLM\TK_SOFTWARE Code: Dism /UnMount-Image /MountDir:Mount /Commit
hi there, parden me my slowness, but is the version of msmg toolkit that will remove system apps etc for windows 10 2004 released yet or will it be released later? also if it is not released would it be possible for you msmg to post a link when it is that is to say post a link in the message when enforming us that it has been released? thanks for your hard work stay safe please?
Since You have already tried without the packs and other customization and got the SFC errors, I did only removed the components directly using the ToolKitHelper.exe and did no other steps. Tomorrow new version will be available do test with it and let me know how it works.
Nice one @MSMG I look forward to doing a little more testing - anything that help you improve this tool should be encouraged.
Tomorrow it will be released and informed in the same thread here and also the download link will be the same as specified in the first post.
I created an image with CU KB4549951 build 18363.778, after the installation , Windows Update proposed me to install the CU KB4550945, all right. I created another image with the latest CU KB4550945 build 18363.815 inside, after the installation, windows update proposed and installed the latest CU again, very strange.
Depends, if you enabled/added dotnetfx35 or another feature after integrating the CU, then WU will re-offer the CU to update the enabled/added files.
You're right, the intel chipset drivers required dotnet3.5 to install them. I guess I can install dotnetfx35 through the folder packs\NetFX35. Will I have to do this before or after the WHD updates ? The updates applied via the WHD folder are: Spoiler: WHD Updates 4537572 NetCumulative 4537759 FlashPlayer 4552152 ServicingStack 4550945 Cumulative Thanks for your precious reply.
Enabling dotnetfx35 before integrating the CU would avoid that the CU is re-offered on WU. Personally i only use W10UI for offline enabling .net35 and integrating the updates, but my suggestion should work with MSMG toolkit.
Yes works with these reg hives Code: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT HKEY_CURRENT_USER HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM HKEY_USERS\.Default
Thank you for the response. For HKCR does the toolkit loads the hives from "Default" user ? I've tried HKCR integrations in the past and they were discarded by the setup when the first account is setup. It uses the default profile for new accounts, for the changes to hold on, integrations have to be in that hive.
Replace all occurrence of HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes That's how the HKCR is imported, upon installation the values will be copied from HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
Thank you for this valuable support. I apologies I mistakenly wrote HKCR when I wanted to write HKCU. Will the toolkit also integrate the HKCU for the default user ? Because all new users will get the profile copied from the default user. Sorry again for the confusion.
Yes even HKCU also works, the Toolkit will import the settings to ntuser.dat mounted at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\TK_NTUSER