ok. But as mentioned because it is not part of MRP i can only give limited support. The main culprits would be the lines that remove the scripts folder and the shutdown command. Although MRP is aware of the setupcomplete.cmd it does not alter it. I think the folder FILES would still be present in the \Windows\Setup folder as i not see anything to delete that and the contents. But that is something you will have to do manually. Do NOT just blindly delete the '\Windows\Setup' folder or you could end up with a non working OS!! Within '\Windows\Setup' there is a system folder called State and within that a file called State.ini they must not be deleted.
just put the Files folder and the contents within the Scripts folder, adjust the setupcomplete.cmd to reflect the new location for the silent programs... "%Windir%\Setup\Files\Winrar_AIO_5.70-en.exe" TO: "%Windir%\Setup\Scripts\Files\Winrar_AIO_5.70-en.exe" etc... Simple as MRP will auto clear the Scripts folder once you reboot after windows setup completed which will also delete the Files folder and contents too.
certain registry entries may not get added into the registry because access is denied, or something has changed. M$ has a tendency to change permissions on some area's in the registry that was not 'locked' before. Sorry i cannot help much more as it not within the scope of the project as it may be one of the tweaks you are attempting to add into the registry that is causing the glitch. UserTweaks.cmd should work, but i have not touched the code for many months as it was just to give a starting point for those that wanted to have more control over the installation.
Hi, I want to download MRP recent version but only see "Composition_M110.0BL_Compiled_28th_Feb_2019.7z" at download post....
That is because 111 is still in testing It will be available soon*, just putting finishing touches to the code etc. *Out of BC mode... Saturday evening {GMT/BST} will be Baseline release.
MRP 111.0 has been uploaded, 2nd post download link, password and hashes updated. Took a while to get all done but hopefully worth the wait Spoiler: MRP111 Summary + Added two new options: 1. Hide 'Insider Programme' page from Windows 10 Settings page. This will be auto set to 'No' {Disabled} within MRP if a Insider Build is installed. You can revert this option by using the 'Show_Insider_Page_In_Settings.cmd' script found within the 'Optional\Misc_ExtraScripts\Windows10_Kernels' folder. 2. Add seconds to system tray clock, (Windows 8.x/10 only as Win7/Vista Kernels does not seem to work with this registry tweak). It also depends on your Locale if they are shown. + Updated the Creator/Editor with the new options. + Updated Insider Build detection routine. For 19H1 build 18362.x MRP will not mention that it is an Insider build - unless you was logged into your Insider Account during installation as it is very close to the 'release to public' version and awkward to see if it is an actual preview build. + Updated the Disable Defender for 19h1+ builds to now hide the Defender system-tray icon. Remember due to the methods used to disable Defender it is NOT possible to easily revert this option. Also it should turn off the 'Tamper Protection' feature. Make sure you REALLY want to disable 'Defender' before ticking the box in the Creator! + Updated the MSDM detection routine to give better error control and information about the key and table contents etc. + Some internal code optimization.
Just a heads up that MRP v112 & QT v94 is progressing, i am not rushing and taking time to recover as well.
I am taking my time as I get tired easy, plus have a little speech and some short term memory problems but otherwise ok. Just lucky really, it could of been a lot worse! I spend a few hours on the code and then take a break for a few hours or until next day. Have done a fair bit of work on the project, MSDM routine has been fully sorted (hopefully), slight rewording here and there in the log. Added a new option about the 19h1+ ~7 GB 'feature' WU space reserve - to disable it. (working). Sorted a small problem with the 'About Windows' context menu for windows 8.x and below, it now says: (i) Microsoft Windows for those older OS's (i) About Windows for Win10 / Svr 2016+ The (i) is the Information icon. I am not 100% sure if they are auto translated into the language of the installed OS, but even if in English it still easy to work out what it means. The menu item just calls 'Winver.exe' anyway. There will be other bits that i will mention as they are completed along the way, this also helps me remember. I don't give in too easy, although this has made me slow right down and pace myself more.
I don't want to get involved with your personal business, but when you mention that you have memory issues, did you you have a stroke, or a TIA (mild stroke)? My mom had the same isses about ten years ago.
He posted it here: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...l-project-mrp-mk3.71555/page-244#post-1511803
