Check the removal menus in the Toolkit, the dependencies are specified next to the component names. Also in readme.txt do check under known issues to see if any components are required for some non Microsoft applications.
Since we are removing the components and not disabling them, the First Logon Animation files/registry entries are removed and the GPO settings won't be having any effect on it.
You have two choice 1) You can use the SetupComplete.cmd method to include the applications and make them to run on first boot 2) Make a Toolkit pack for the application and integrate them directly to the image.
1) Cleanup source images will run the command DISM /Clenaup-Image StartComponentCleanup /ResetBase, which will cleanup up the old Windows Updates. 2) Cleanup Image Windows folder will manually cleanup the image Windows temp folders, WinSxS backup and temporarily files/folders.
You need to integrate the latest update to the image to which the tool has been updated before removing the components. Right now the tool supports .208 CU or the .331 CU. PS. Adding or installing the updates later will restore the removed components expect the Windows Apps.
Do check if the OneDrive is present in the removal list. You can see the OneDrive is not present in the screenshot here
Will check with IE when SamrtScreen and Defender are removed. Most parts of the defender are kept for compatibility reasons.
You need to integrate the latest update to the image to which the tool has been updated before removing the components. Right now the tool supports .208 CU or the .331 CU. PS. Adding or installing the updates later will restore the removed components expect the Windows Apps.
I didn’t ask about this, “the component depends on another or not”! I ask you a complete list of components to remove through RemovePkgsList to make the 2004 build look like LTSC! p.s I want to delete all garbage except standard applications.
If you make the removal clean, on the contrary, the system will become more pleasant. This also applies to Windows Firewall, it is not clear why it is needed in the system!
Here's the list for an exact LTSC like build, it removes the same components that don't exist in real LTSC build. Code: Edge OneDrive SecureAssessmentBrowser 3DViewer AdvertisingXaml Alarms BingWeather Calculator Camera CommunicationsApps Cortana DesktopAppInstaller FeedbackHub GetHelp Getstarted HEIFImageExtension Maps MixedRealityPortal OfficeHub OfficeOneNote Paint3D People Photos ScreenSketch SkypeApp SolitaireCollection SoundRecorder StickyNotes VP9VideoExtensions WalletService WebMediaExtensions WebpImageExtensions WindowsStore XboxApp XboxIdentityProvider YourPhone ZuneMusic ZuneVideo or Code: Edge OneDrive SecureAssessmentBrowser WindowsApps
That's making a big mistake, you need that firewall a lot more than you realize. If you have something else that has the same or more struct functionality that would work, but in that case why not just keep Windows Firewall?
@MSMG Using this removal list in a Windows Pro version, the system would look like the LTSC version..?? Thanks in advance..!!
Just tested the new Toolkit v10.1 with Windows 10 LTSC. Generally a good run, but there were two minor issues: - The packagelist format has changed from the format we used for example in 9.6. In the menu, when choosing removing items using packagelist with toolkithelper method, the old list is not accepted anymore due to the different formatting. You can't notice it because the Toolkit doesn't display any error, it just sits for a minute and then it says "finished successfully" while in fact nothing has been removed. The readme doesn't contain any information about that, so it took me a while to figure out the correct format (actually no format at all). - The .Net CU Windows10.0-KB4486153-x64-NDP48.msu doesn't integrate and errors out with CERT_E_NOT_FOUND (dism log). This is only on x64, the x86 update integrates fine in the x86 image. Besides above two issues, it worked great. Removing packages with the toolkithelper method is way faster now. Edit: I also couldn't find how to integrate Multimedia Restricted codecs. There seem to be no option in the toolkit. Cheers.