In the process of component removal, the component name is still blank when removing Edge & Edge Dev Tools Client (i.e. it says "Removing "" Package..."): Spoiler For this test, I'm not going to integrate anything; only remove Edge & Edge Dev Tools Client.
If you want to use the remover outside the Toolkit, then the command is ToolKitHelper <Image-Mount-Path> <ComponentName> or ToolKitHelper <Image-Mount-Path> <ComponentName1;ComponentName2;ComponentName3> or ToolKitHelper <Image-Mount-Path> <PackageList.txt> The PackageList.txt should contain the names of the component one per line Example ToolKitHelper C:\mount Edge or ToolKitHelper C:\mount Edge;EdgeDevToolsClient or ToolKitHelper C:\mount PackageList.txt The contents of PackageList.txt will be like Edge EdgeDevToolsClient
Hi, I lost the function "Safely Remove Hardware" (Control_RunDLL hotplug.dll not work), i remove everything except Windows Defender and smartscreen, its normal ? Thx.
hmm maybe i'm too hurried to judge the new system i installed Win10 Edu 20H2 x64 but the impression I have is the W10 LTSC is much more responsive for some reason and as i installed it in dual boot it was simple to get rid of it i opened the disk management and I deleted the volume, restarted and everything went back to "normal"
Just tried again and Edge Chromium is still there! Fresh install.wim from the VLSC iso. The only things I did were remove the Edge Dev Tools client and Edge, before applying changes (and getting rid of unused versions). Following that, I deployed it via WDS (PXE booted a VM...). What are the steps that ToolkitHelper takes to remove Edge Chromium? I would like to try these manually and see if a certain bit fails with this particular iso. I guess it would be take ownership of the "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge" folder and delete it as well as removing the shortcuts from the default profile start menu and desktop. Is there anything else that needs to be done? (will only doing these things cause issues with SFC?) Edit: I mounted the modified wim file and "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge" in this wim is still present and contains the Edge, EdgeUpdate and Temp application files. This is with using the correct options (08 and 07) with removal and seeing the ToolkitHelper success messages. Edit2: Running the removal process again (just Edge and EdgeDevTools) gives the message "The specified component has already been removed...", yet the above directory is still present - Toolkit thinks it has removed it, but seems to be looking in the wrong place.....
Edge is Edge Classic Browser, for Edge Chromium the Component name is EdgeChromium and it's menu is in Internet category.
Thanks - this works fine - much appreciated What is the component name to use with ToolkitHelper if running this outside of the ToolKit (or adding to the list of apps & components to remove)?
1) I also forgot to select and copy by right-clicking, hehehe 2) I implemented this in CustomToolkit 10.8, it always returns to the menu we were in. I'll start the merge with 10.9 today. If you can test it, when I release Custom 10.9... For now, just read the latest chagelogs. https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/msmg-toolkit.50572/page-874#post-1630630 Thanks!
@RaiyvaN I see your good understanding how to make things friendly to a user, according to your changelog and pretty smart tricks. I haven't slept more than 30 hours, so I'm going to try out another pleasant "images" for a while. The laptop was given away, gifts were distributed, the pub is closed See you tomorrow, friend.
ya I have tried several times to "modify" how the operations are done inside the script but it is a very complicated and difficult thing simply the script has at least 30,000 lines of code this really is not a thing for curious people and I as a beginner should only follow what the Master recommends of course I also see and agree with! @rayvan that we can leave the script with a graphical form more or less like this:: click here to do this or click here to do that you can understand my reasoning only the only mys 2 cents...
@RaiyvaN I have another advice for you. Hope this will help to you + all users here as well. Try to be sticked with short wording in the descriptions, changelogs, help, readme, etc. : Shorter sentences & less long wording, more (enough) amount of chapters / column ponts / steps to proceed This will take a less time to read + ability to understand better. @Tiger-1