1. Supern00b

    Supern00b MDL Addicted

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    Can you post the path you're using?
    Have you used the Toolkit for other operations (integrate/remove)? It worked fine?
    Have you checked if the files exist in the \DVD folder?

    Cheers.
     
  2. Tiger-1

    Tiger-1 MDL Guru

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    Hello well I always used C: \ MSMG Toolkit and I never had any problems do you confirm this? :)
     
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  3. windows builder

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    screenshot pls
     
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  4. Angela Pszbor

    Angela Pszbor MDL Senior Member

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    yeah to remove works fine
    And the files are in the Dvd Folder
     
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  7. Angela Pszbor

    Angela Pszbor MDL Senior Member

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    I am using Windows 10 ltsc.
     
  8. Angela Pszbor

    Angela Pszbor MDL Senior Member

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    I change the path and now its working
    Thanks all
     
  9. zero cool root

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    #16369 zero cool root, Sep 14, 2020
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    Remove Apps from Windows 8.1 Pro I use RemoveAppsList from MSMG Toolkit v10.4 or MSMG Toolkit v8.8..??

    Thanks in advance..!!

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    Edit: From MSMG Toolkit v10.4 doesn't work for me. Appear the message than App was already removed..!!
     
  10. Tiger-1

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    in this phase you need specify name for your iso right, for example W10 PRO by AP and repeat again so when finishied you have your own iso that you need move from MSMG Toolkit folder to another folder for example D:\My ISO's simple :)
     
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  12. Tiger-1

    Tiger-1 MDL Guru

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    NO friend, for work with Windows 8.1 you need make use of MSMG Toolkit v8.8 ONLY ok and for remove apps I remove one by one for avoid issues for example the OS that I use is also Windows 8.1 x64 and no problems after 181 updates
     
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  13. zero cool root

    zero cool root MDL Senior Member

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    Thank you so much buddy..!!
     
  14. ARCIGA

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    I Removed Windows Defender with MSMG ToolKit v10.4
    Windows Defender Can I Restore?
     
  15. gmail123

    gmail123 MDL Novice

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    how to Remove Package in 10.4?
    sample:
    thx!
     
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    Andrey102 MDL Novice

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    You can test with reg via the apply Toolkit ?
     
  18. Angela Pszbor

    Angela Pszbor MDL Senior Member

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    What should I remove to make an iso 2004 so clean like LTSC and no broke anything?
    Thank you
     
  19. Tiger-1

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    good question i think, well in my opinion you need to see what you really need before you remove it of course this way think BEFORE you remove anything :)
     
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