I have install Windows 10 Pro v1903 - 19H1 build 18362.356 Dutch installed. I have no apps installed. It worked. 1) I have not onedrive in my start menu, it is working. 2) # Windows 10 RS3 onward Only # Remove 3D Objects folder from 'ThisPC' view. # Default No. :Remove3DObjects=Yes I have the 3DObjects dir on my pc, it is not working 3) Do you have an option for this ? Install during Windows 10 Turn off search, display search box Thanks
regarding: 2) hopefully the next MRP release will sort that out. 3) No option to turn off (hide) the search icon/box from the taskbar is in MRP at this time... Here is a simple tweak to hide the search icon. Code: REM Search Icon on taskbar = Hidden... Reg add "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Search" /v "SearchboxTaskbarMode" /t REG_DWORD /d "0" /f Reg add "HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Search" /v "SearchboxTaskbarMode" /t REG_DWORD /d "0" /f Restart the Explorer.exe process or sign-out then back in or reboot.
not sure why it not working as it a well known registry tweak Remember that any HKCU (Hkey_Current_User) entries will NOT work using OOBE.cmd as the hive is not created, but it should via usertweaks.cmd or setupcomplete.cmd as they are run after the user hive has been created.
Turning off the Windows firewall is not an option i will add in MRP. Anything that is found to put online safety at risk will be avoided and if any current options are found to cause a security problem it will be removed. Apart from Defender as there are other solutions out there and as we know Defender can be way too aggressive. But if you wish to turn the Windows firewall off/on (use at your own risk). Code: REM To Turn Off: NetSh Advfirewall set allprofiles state off REM To Turn On: NetSh Advfirewall set allprofiles state on
This is why when you select Defender to be disabled in MRP, i make sure it is disabled and very hard to revert back to working as it not just registry changes, policies changed it is tasks/services as well that are disabled/removed. Hence the warnings when that option is 'ticked' in the creator.
Another W10 option added -- in testing but results are promising Think that is 3 new options added this time -- 132+ and counting... More details later...
interesting that MRP says the MSDM table is corrupt yet QT shows all is ok (apart from no brand name). Both projects use same routine to determine the MSDM table
MRP has a more sensitive error checking to prevent any errors from causing the project to abort. There seems to be a lot more brands using a MSDM table without any brand naming and just the KEY, may be it is cheaper for them that way? At some point i will re-examine the MSDM routine(s) and see if there is a way to 'fix' the missing brand name part, but it seems like it not a major factor as long as the KEY is valid... I know using UEFI/GPT can cause the SLIC routines to be confused, may be the MSDM does the same? Will keep an eye on things...
Do not worry about it. Its low-cost Atom Tabletbook with 2 GB RAM and eMMC storage. If you want punnish someone, give him this useless machine.
At least it has a 64GB eMMC a 'bit' more space , unlike most cheap low end laptops such as HP Stream's 32GB eMMC, which i am so happy to of sold on. I will still keep monitoring this new trend of no brand named MSDM tables, not that it matters much to MRP, if it valid for the Edition installed then it is just the key part that is used anyway, but that may change as we know slight changes have already been made to how a SLIC or MSDM is presented to the installed OS. The only slight downside is that if no DMI data, SLIC branding name or any user 'CustomTheme' selected, then if no brand is in the MSDM either, MRP will use the 'Default' Windows theme for the OS and no branding will occur. For example on my Lenovo 300 Series Tower, (which came with w10 Home), if w7 is installed then the SLIC is detected but not used as it isn't fully active, as far as i know it is a full SLIC in the bios as can see it when it is hex edited, then if w10 is installed the SLIC Table is totally hidden/ignored! HP does something similar, i think that is part of the 'dynamic' SLIC Table processing, if it is the older manually added 'Super Static' (SS2/3) or the newer 'Module' types then it is always 'present'. It's been a while since i messed about with BIOS files, as i eventually got fed up of 'bricked' boards.