MSMG ToolKit

Many thanks for enlightened me. It s good to know that you are working on it although it s not a simple task and a hard work.
Thanks for your support.
While waiting the end of your work on that, i will continue to investigate on my side.

Thanks again. Keep working hard for us...we are thankfull for what you did and will do.

Good luck

 

so my qestion is how to do it proper and what rules?/// (i mean reg file itself not folder path)
i have a few files and everytime use them on any system it never have problem
also msmg add it correctly, say no error...
but everytime i try it, everytime i get the "broken image" when installing process finish coping ....
one time i check inside and find that one had jap kanji explaining, but with #, so i delete it but...IDK

 

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MSMG, so i give up idk. i delete ALL coments from reg files but get no result...
msms say it add correctly but install finish error
i upl reg files please say me whats wrong with it???

 

Just let people download from the store is better, MS keep changing things so work you do gets undone, this just feels like unnecessary extra work.

 

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Current Change log :

(v11.1-11.0)
+ Updated the Feature "Remove Windows Component" to support Windows 10 Client v1809 (v10.0.17763.1637) Source OS.
+ Updated the Feature "Remove Windows Component" to support Windows 10 Client v1903/v1909 (v10.0.18362.1256/v10.0.18363.1256) Source OS.
+ Updated the Feature "Remove Windows Component" to support Windows 10 Client v2004/v20H2 (v10.0.19041.685/v10.0.19042.685) Source OS.

README.txt:

General Usage:

- Double Click on Start.cmd and Choose Yes to Run as Administrator.

System Requirements:

- Windows 8.1 / Windows 10 Host Operating System for Servicing Windows 7 / 8.1 / 10 source images.
- The ToolkitHelper.exe requires Microsoft .NET Framework 4.8.

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You should use Source OS versions with cumulative updates, the numbers of which are highlighted in red font.
Only in this case is compatibility guaranteed.

Start.cmd must be used to start the toolkit.

If all the conditions are met, but still an error occurs, then it would be worth trying to delete components using a custom list (ToolKit_v11.1\Bin\Lists\RemovePkgsList.txt)

The names of all components can be copied to it from the desired template (ToolKit_v11.1\Bin\Lists\ToolKitHelper_Templates\)

 

@MSMG ,In ToolKit v11.1 cmd line 15675:

Code:

echo.Copying Custom Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) Image...

It should be:

Code:

echo.Copying Custom Windows Recovery Environment ^(WinRE^) Image...

This change will be good for localization

 

I understand how busy MSMG is right now, and I didn't want to distract him now with my questions, putting it off until a more convenient time.

But since the topic of Custom Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) is inadvertently affected, I will repeat the question asked earlier:

I wanted to experiment with WinRE during my recent testing, and tried putting my winre.wim, which has a similar structure to the original one, in the ToolKit_v11.0\Custom\RecoveryImage\w10\x64\ folder, but the toolkit doesn't see my winre.wim. Asks to put winre.wim in this very folder, although
winre.wim is already there.

The same is true in Toolkit v11.1

Perhaps there is still some error in Toolkit.cmd?

I would also like to learn more about how this feature works, and what types of winpe can be used for this purpose.

With thanks.

 

I gonna help you.

Find line:

Code:

set "CustomRecoveryImage=%Custom%\RecoveryImage"

Replace with:

Code:

set "RecoveryImage=%Custom%\RecoveryImage"

Try this step. and tell me if i'm in wrong.

 

strange things, after a security update my system went back to english without a problem but it affected everything else so I was forced to reinstall everything s**t but now everything works perfectly, things from MSFT maybe ...

 

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From

Code:

:: Setting Custom Windows Recovery Image file path according to selected Source OS
set "RecoveryImage=%RecoveryImage%\%SelectedSourceOS%\%ImageArchitecture%"

:: Checking whether Custom Windows Recovery Image file exist
if not exist "%RecoveryImage%\winre.wim" (
   echo.Custom Windows Recovery Image file "winre.wim" not found...
   echo.
   echo.Please copy the above file to ^<Custom\RecoveryImage\%SelectedSourceOS%\%ImageArchitecture%^> folder...
   goto :Stop
)
echo.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
echo.####Starting Integrating Custom Windows Recovery Image#########################
echo.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
echo.
echo.    Image                    : Install.wim
if /i "%ImageIndexNo%" equ "A" echo.    Image Indexes            : 1-%ImageCount%
if /i "%ImageIndexNo%" neq "A" echo.    Image Index              : %ImageIndexNo%
echo.    Image Architecture       : %ImageArchitecture%
echo.    Image Version            : %ImageVersion%.%ImageServicePackBuild%.%ImageServicePackLevel%
echo.
echo.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
echo.####Integrating Custom Windows Recovery Image##################################
echo.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

for /l %%i in (1, 1, %ImageCount%) do (
   if exist "%InstallMount%\%%i" (
       echo.
       if not %%i gtr 9 echo.=====================[Install.wim, Index : %%i -^> WinRE.wim]====================
       if %%i gtr 9 echo.=====================[Install.wim, Index : %%i -^> WinRE.wim]===================
       echo.
       echo.Copying Custom Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) Image...

to

Code:

:: Setting Custom Windows Recovery Image file path according to selected Source OS
set "RecoveryImage=%CustomRecoveryImage%\%SelectedSourceOS%\%ImageArchitecture%"

:: Checking whether Custom Windows Recovery Image file exist
if not exist "%RecoveryImage%\winre.wim" (
   echo.Custom Windows Recovery Image file "winre.wim" not found...
   echo.
   echo.Please copy the above file to ^<%RecoveryImage%^> folder...
   goto :Stop
)
echo.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
echo.####Starting Integrating Custom Windows Recovery Image#########################
echo.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
echo.
echo.    Image                    : Install.wim
if /i "%ImageIndexNo%" equ "A" echo.    Image Indexes            : 1-%ImageCount%
if /i "%ImageIndexNo%" neq "A" echo.    Image Index              : %ImageIndexNo%
echo.    Image Architecture       : %ImageArchitecture%
echo.    Image Version            : %ImageVersion%.%ImageServicePackBuild%.%ImageServicePackLevel%
echo.
echo.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
echo.####Integrating Custom Windows Recovery Image##################################
echo.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

for /l %%i in (1, 1, %ImageCount%) do (
   if exist "%InstallMount%\%%i" (
       echo.
       if not %%i gtr 9 echo.=====================[Install.wim, Index : %%i -^> WinRE.wim]====================
       if %%i gtr 9 echo.=====================[Install.wim, Index : %%i -^> WinRE.wim]===================
       echo.
       echo.Copying Custom Windows Recovery Environment ^(WinRE^) Image...

With the correction suggested by, @正义羊

 

I saw your answer after posting. Hehehe

 

My answer is simple and correct too.

 

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It has been on Removing Package Files for 15 minutes now?

It says:

''
Component: Screensketch

Removing Package Files...
''

does it take this long to remove a file?