MSMG ToolKit

What do you want to do? do you want to skip removing Windows Photo Viewer?

Then skip removing it from the menu or add only the required components entries from <Bin\Lists\RemovePkgsList_W10_10.0.19041_Template.txt> to <Bin\Lists\RemovePkgsList.txt> and then use the [4] -> [4] Remove Windows Components using Package List menu.

 

19041.208 is the minimum supported version and above that you can use with the latest available CU specified in changelog.

 

CEIP_SQM comes under Privacy category and not in System Apps.

I have added only the components that can be removed safely without any issues.

 

These components come under Internet and System Categories.

 

Code:

   for /f "tokens=*" %%z in ('"dir /ad /b "%~dp0Addons\%ImageArchitecture%\Temp" 2^>nul') do (
            echo.Copying [%%z] files to Install.wim
            xcopy "%~dp0Addons\%ImageArchitecture%\Temp\%%z" "%~dp0Mount\%%i\" /h /e /g /q /r /y
    )

 

I had made changes in the script to fix a bug related to maximum index checking but now it seems causing issues with some iso/esd, will check with the script and fix it.

 

I had made changes in the script to fix a bug related to maximum index checking but now it seems causing issues with some iso/esd, will check with the script and fix it.

 

Only the components specified in the list can be removed.

 

Then you need to use the menu [4] Remove -> [4] Remove Windows Components using Package List menu to remove the components.

 

You may need to merge the sources\license folder from the Enterprise/LTSC build too.

 

The code protection added to the ToolKitHelper takes time to execute the program, you can speed the removal if your are removing all the components of a particular category by using the category name instead of component name.

Code:

ToolKitHelper:InternetExplorer
ToolKitHelper:Privacy
ToolKitHelper:Multimedia
ToolKitHelper:Remoting
ToolKitHelper:System
ToolKitHelper:SystemApps
ToolKitHelper:WindowsApps

or

Code:

ToolKitHelper:AllComponents

Planning to add a feature for ToolKitHelper to accept multiple component names at once.

 

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The Toolkit can't remove the Firewall, Only the components specified in the list can be removed.

Make a list of components that not don't exist in the LTSC and add those component names in the RemovePkgsList.txt and use the [4] Remove -> [4] Remove Windows Components using Package List menu.