Thank you for your answer. I tried to integrate them but when i install windows on the virtual machine, none of the drivers i tried to integrate seem to be installed even though on the toolkit they were all sucessfully integrated... Is that possible that those specific drivers i want to integrate need to be installed manually and can't be integrated ? Or is there something to do right after windows is installed to get them working ? I ask that because on some of the drivers i extracted using the command you suggested, there are many other DLLs, SYS and EXE files besides the inf file. Also i tried to go in Device Manager and Add Legacy Hardware from there, if i go on the audio drivers, i can find the realtek driver i tried to integrate but when i try to install it windows goes on blue screen and restarts all over. Thank you for your time. EDIT: Tried to do the whole process again and installed Win on a different partition and it worked all fine (i'm such a noob...xD). Again, thank you for everything...can't wait for the GUI version of Toolkit
How can I check if Windows Error Reporting is installed from a command line? A C:\Windows\SystemApps folder exists? Which is called? An executable somewhere?
I believe you're just looking for "Werfault.exe" but the actual package I believe is microsoft-windows-errorreportingfaults_31bf3856ad364e35 Werfault.exe is found in System32/SysWOW64
No only updated the ToolKitHelper to support the new CU, still the Internet, Multimedia, Privacy components have not been updated to support v2004
I thank you for the valuable information. I tried on a virtual machine, started Powershell with administrator rights I pasted the command and restarted, but the connect app is not deleted. Maybe I'm wrong.
@Tapan Mazumder When a new ToolKitHelper.exe is released, I always rebuild ToolKit_v9.9.7z with the new file. This way I don't have to remember to copy the new version each time I extract the ToolKit.