@Feartamixg Probably you are right that healthy images come from UUP dump only. For me, official ESD and adguard images were corrupted from the box (even without MSMG). M$ promised to “provide updated bundles and refreshed media in the coming weeks”. As usual... endless Bugs <-> Promises
yes today i am very happy because in my last job with Toolkit V10.6 on W10 LTSC i did NOT remove the voice related components so about a few hours ago i started training WSR (Windows Speech Recognition) this reminds me of the times of Windows XP since I used WSR every day and all the time hehe the neighbors were astonished and came to ask me neighbor are you crazy because you talk to the computer and it obeys you !! as an example I just said open office and Windows promptly opened or open media player and Windows opened then the neighborhood commented wow this man is completely crazy and again only now using an updated system is wonderful I just have to be happy so I can also understand that you need to know what to remove simply to decrease the size of the ISO this is irrelevant I think
@Tiger-1 Please, train it: Code: Microsoft is a sh@t! With the next leak they will know our mention. From the MDL Forum with Love .
Are there recommended steps on how to use this with the latest stable Windows build? Like what to remove and what to keep, what to avoid doing upon installing to eliminate any future problems (e.g. a specific update route, which settings for drivers and updates to change to avoid conflicts etc). There have been quite a few bug fixes since 1809, so I'm thinking of hopping off it soon
WOW! KB4582760 really changed the game! I didn't know anything about MediaSetup before and about a fact that a single missing KB can hardly breаk the whole Windows installation flow. Thank you a lot for the help! (KB4582760 for LTSC was integrated additionally to these ones, all *.wim mounted, both WHD updates used: General & Setup Media) Updated Windows setup works. No SFC errors.
Let's say that I wanted to add WMR to LTSC, how would I go about finding which packages are required and where would I then find those packages?
This has been, of course, discussed several times earlier. A search would have turned up several results, including from me. Cheers.
It won't ask, you need to copy custom Start Menu Layout settings to w10_CustomStartMenuLayout.xml an then use 4->[6] Import Custom StartMenu Layout from XML File, it will import from it.
When you remove the parent component you need to also remove the dependent components. Tested full component removal with 19042.572 and the 19042.610 CU is not getting installed, will checkout what's the cause.
Since the instructions for W17-W10 1803, W10 v1809, W10 v1909, W10 v20H2 varies, I just kept the instruction to be simple. Will add the necessary info the readme.txt
when a component is removed, the system passes the sfc /scannow check, but no updates are installed. Let me know what the reason is.
Well, If I can't imagine that I need it, I do not going search... Until @MSMG gave me a tip. Regular users of live OS (not ISO-makers) know about SSU, CU, .NET updates, but nothing about SetupMedia & WinPE updates and why they are critical. I think, explanations should be in plain sight (README, 1-st post, etc.)
So if I have not misunderstood, you mean that it is better not to clean the image? why is it better to avoid the procedure ? [5] Apply> [1] Cleanup Source Images Thank you