I didn't add any CU. Is there a non-sysprep image I should use instead, or is running SFC twice sufficient to keep it clean?
This will create the same problems. Then no. To put it roughly, a Batch Script is a package that executes commands linearly or not, its commands through CMD. Only this. That is, if it doesn't work by Script, it doesn't work manually. Unless there are typo errors in a command, but only for this purpose, the manual method is used instead of the script. If you test and everything goes well, it is a sign that there is something wrong in the Script. But in this part we believe that there are no errors in the Script. Whenever you have an activity that repeats the same commands, you can create a script for you to avoid these repetitions. It is something complex but after it becomes functional it is pleasant.
@MSMG 19042.685.201202-1959.20H2_RELEASE_SVC_PROD1_CLIENTMULTI_X64FRE_RU-RU I did this: Spoiler 1. [7]Tools-[1]WIM Manager[C]-Delete (Removed all editions except Pro) 2. [1]Source-[1]Select Source from <DVD> Folder Do you want to mount Windows Setup Boot Image ? ['Y'es/'N'o] : N Do you want to mount Windows Recovery Image ? ['Y'es/'N'o] : N 3. [2]Integrate-[3]Windows Features-[J]Microsoft Default Metro Apps-[H]Extensions-HEIF, HEVC, MPEG2, VP9, Web, Webp Extensions 4. [2]Integrate-[3]Windows Features-[N]Microsoft Games-[A]All Games 5. [2]Integrate-[4]Windows Updates-[1]Integrate Windows Updates (windows10.0-kb4586876-x64-ndp48) 6. [4]Customize-[2]Disable Windows Features using Features List Internet-Explorer-Optional-amd64 WorkFolders-Client WindowsMediaPlayer MSRDC-Infrastructure SMB1Protocol-Deprecation SMB1Protocol SMB1Protocol-Client SMB1Protocol-Server SmbDirect 7. [4]Customize-[8]Apply Tweaks-[D]Disable Automatic Downloading and Installing 3rd Party Apps 8. [5]Apply-[1]Cleanup Source Images Outcome: Spoiler I did this: Spoiler 1. [7]Tools-[1]WIM Manager[C]-Delete (Removed all editions except Pro) 2. [1]Source-[1]Select Source from <DVD> Folder Do you want to mount Windows Setup Boot Image ? ['Y'es/'N'o] : N Do you want to mount Windows Recovery Image ? ['Y'es/'N'o] : N 3. [3]Remove-[3]Remove Windows Components Using Package List-[2]Remove Windows Components Using Package List (ToolKitHelper Method) Spoiler: Deleting everything AdobeFlashForWindows EdgeChromium InternetExplorer FirstLogonAnimation GameExplorer SnippingTool SpeechRecognition WindowsMediaPlayer WindowsPhotoViewer WinSAT AssignedAccess CEIP_SQM FaceRecognition KernelDebugging LocationService PicturePassword PinEnrollment UnifiedTelemetryClient WiFiNetworkManager WindowsErrorReporting WindowsInsiderHub HomeGroup MultiPointConnector RemoteAssistance DeviceLockdown EaseOfAccessThemes EasyTransfer FileHistory Paint SecurityCenter StepsRecorder SystemRestore WindowsBackup WindowsFirewall WindowsSubsystemForLinux WindowsToGo Wordpad AADBrokerPlugin AssignedAccessLockApp BioEnrollment CallingShellApp CBSPreview ContentDeliveryManager ECApp EdgeDevToolsClient Edge FileExplorer LockApp MapControl NarratorQuickStart OneDrive ParentalControls PeopleExperienceHost QuickAssist RetailDemoContent SecureAssessmentBrowser SettingSync SkypeORTC SmartScreen Win32WebViewHost WindowsDefender WindowsMixedReality WindowsReaderPDF XboxGameCallableUI 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 4. [5]Apply-[1]Cleanup Source Images Outcome: Spoiler I did this: Spoiler 1. [7]Tools-[1]WIM Manager[C]-Delete (Removed all editions except Pro) 2. [1]Source-[1]Select Source from <DVD> Folder Do you want to mount Windows Setup Boot Image ? ['Y'es/'N'o] : N Do you want to mount Windows Recovery Image ? ['Y'es/'N'o] : N 3. [3]Remove-[3]Remove Windows Components Using Package List-[2]Remove Windows Components Using Package List (ToolKitHelper Method) Spoiler: I delete everything except: EdgeChromium, EdgeDevToolsClient, Edge, WindowsReaderPDF AdobeFlashForWindows InternetExplorer FirstLogonAnimation GameExplorer SnippingTool SpeechRecognition WindowsMediaPlayer WindowsPhotoViewer WinSAT AssignedAccess CEIP_SQM FaceRecognition KernelDebugging LocationService PicturePassword PinEnrollment UnifiedTelemetryClient WiFiNetworkManager WindowsErrorReporting WindowsInsiderHub HomeGroup MultiPointConnector RemoteAssistance DeviceLockdown EaseOfAccessThemes EasyTransfer FileHistory Paint SecurityCenter StepsRecorder SystemRestore WindowsBackup WindowsFirewall WindowsSubsystemForLinux WindowsToGo Wordpad AADBrokerPlugin AssignedAccessLockApp BioEnrollment CallingShellApp CBSPreview ContentDeliveryManager ECApp FileExplorer LockApp MapControl NarratorQuickStart OneDrive ParentalControls PeopleExperienceHost QuickAssist RetailDemoContent SecureAssessmentBrowser SettingSync SkypeORTC SmartScreen Win32WebViewHost WindowsDefender WindowsMixedReality XboxGameCallableUI 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 4. [5]Apply-[1]Cleanup Source Images Outcome: Spoiler I did this: Spoiler 1. [7]Tools-[1]WIM Manager[C]-Delete (Removed all editions except Pro) 2. [1]Source-[1]Select Source from <DVD> Folder Do you want to mount Windows Setup Boot Image ? ['Y'es/'N'o] : N Do you want to mount Windows Recovery Image ? ['Y'es/'N'o] : N 3. [3]Remove-[3]Remove Windows Components Using Package List-[2]Remove Windows Components Using Package List (ToolKitHelper Method) Spoiler EdgeChromium EdgeDevToolsClient Edge WindowsReaderPDF 4. [5]Apply-[1]Cleanup Source Images Outcome: Spoiler I did this: Spoiler 1. [7]Tools-[1]WIM Manager[C]-Delete (Removed all editions except Pro) 2. [1]Source-[1]Select Source from <DVD> Folder Do you want to mount Windows Setup Boot Image ? ['Y'es/'N'o] : N Do you want to mount Windows Recovery Image ? ['Y'es/'N'o] : N 3. [3]Remove-[3]Remove Windows Components Using Package List-[2]Remove Windows Components Using Package List (ToolKitHelper Method) Spoiler EdgeDevToolsClient Edge WindowsReaderPDF 4. [5]Apply-[1]Cleanup Source Images Outcome: Spoiler Deleted one by one (EdgeChromium, EdgeDevToolsClient, Edge, WindowsReaderPDF) and the same thing. Eliminated cleaning and did everything without cleaning. Let it be for now.
5.2gb source and result was 5.6gb after removing most components and adding Dart, DirectX9 and Dot Net, but I used custom MSMG Toolkit (By RaiyvaN). Later I did the same procedure using stock MSMG Toolkit the resultant was 4.7gb. Thank You !
@MSMG - Sir is it possible to install IE11 with the cab files from the MSMG pack to my running WIN 10 1909 ?. Some applications require IE to work. That's why. Thank you.
Yes Sir. I did remove. Now some applications require that. I want to integrate it to a running system and not to ISO as I require it for some applications to work. Thank you
You can try Settings->Apps->Optional features->Add a feature-> Search Internet Explorer in search box and install it.
Use the original ISO and extract this file <mount-dir>\Windows\servicing\InboxFodMetadataCache\metadata\Browser.InternetExplorer~~11.0.mum To C:\Windows\servicing\InboxFodMetadataCache\metadata\Browser.InternetExplorer~~11.0.mum Then restart and do the steps I had said in the previous post.
@MSMG, I sent PM with one more suggestion and a request for assistance to see if we could get it up and running.
Did that and Internet explorer appears in optional features, but is not installed. It doesn't appear in the start-menu and in C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer, iexplore.exe alone exists and execution of the same is not working either.
Yes, this is expected in Custom, because for the exportation from esd to wim to be faster, the compression level was set to "fast", but when finalizing and converting back to esd I believe that both Official and Custom should stay the same size. Regarding the removal process, the modes that can be compared are list removal and the official removal processes that remain in Custom. After apply and save they should already be the same size, but I think I already know where a detail can be corrected. I suppose it was a modification related to removing an empty index after converting from esd to wim. So, I ask you to do the test until the image is finished. If it really stays bigger, I'll check if there was a problem. Maybe I'll just go back to the "Maximum" compression level, since the performance increase is not so noticeable and there is certainly a preference for size reduction. It would be nice if you could do a test with an ISO generated through UUPDUMP, but without compressing to esd. Then, you make your changes, convert to esd and give us your feedback. A big hug!
I JUST DO MY MDIFICATIONS ALREADY PREDICTING WHAT WILL HAPPEN WHEN THE SYSTEM IS ONLINE SO IT REMAINS ONLY COMMON SENSE BEFORE REMOVING SOMETHING edit: my softtware for all languages have some issue, so sorry for big letters s**t