Yes, My AIO included the LTSB 2016, LTSC 2019 x64 Versions on LTSB 2016 The script Works, I don't know why it didn't work on 2019
If you are referring to MRP it should work ok all supported OS Editions, IoT it may not due to how the Setup/OOBE works as it forcefully ignores oobe.cmd etc. Also if your PC has a MSDM key that it came with for Win8.x/10/11 then unless you use a ei.cfg to skip using it then Setup will ignore OOBE.cmd as well. The odd Server Edition could ignore some settings but generally all will work on Servers. LTSC/LTSB should work as it has been tested on those OS's -- the use of a ei.cfg may be required. Note that if the WIM image's have been edited via other tools to slim down etc then it may affect some parts of this Project from working , in general the branding should work ok unless the theme service has been turned off/removed this also applies to other services that have been turned off or removed, but that usually just affects some of the options and not prevent the project from operating.
IoT starts with an MSDM key. That's why OOBE.cmd is skipped on IoT, too, it's considered as being OEM.
I had a idea it could be that temp disconnect internet option that caused the oobe failures. I might adjust mrp to auto disable that option on that build as there are other ways to bypass the win 11 local account restrictions that are more efficient in how they work.
It seems just this latest insider build that has the error. So mrp will only disable for that build or any other ones that the option has issues with as time and detection arise.
I will add the changes in the morning as i have latest test mrp in the editor as doing a bit of optimizing. Soon be in release candidate, as majority of code updates are done and tested.
Code changes mentioned above for 'temp turn off internet during oobe' option auto disable for specific build(s) added into MRP 147 Testing continues... Beta test version MRP147-TC7 uploaded usual place.
If 'Classic' color is used for the titlebar it is a blue type color as it tries to mimic the win7 aero colors, it also affects the start menu , action menu and taskbar coloring too as it all interconnected.
To separate start menu etc colors would be awkward as there is no space in the creator to add the extra switches. Adding code with checks etc would not be viable, so i went with the simplest solution, plus it not take the user long to fine tune the colors to their liking via personlize in the settings panel of the os.
Have added a pop up message in the next creator that when using the Allow TitleBar color changes option, so that it explains what 'Classic' is and that any color selected, (apart from Default), will also affect the Start Menu, TaskBar and Action Menu coloring to match the selection. Hightlight color is independent from the TitleBar one so you can leave TitleBar as default and have highlight set as blue etc and it not affect anything else. To allow the highlite color on its own you will still be required to select the option to 'allow titlebar changes', just leave the titlebar color as default and change the highlight color as desired.
To explain the titlebar/highlight 'default' color settings clearer, these defaults are what the os's theme manager will auto select for the colors of the titlebar etc. It may get partly selected by the oem theme and also depending on if dark or light mode is used. As mentioned Classic is a semi clone of the win7 aero colors, it sometimes goes wrong depending if dark mode is used as win7 not have a dark mode by design. When possible i may add some extra colors but that is low priority at this time. As for having win7 use 3rd party themes i have had to put that on hold again as it was causing strange issues on the installation of the w7 os.
The next Query Tool will have extra Nvidia information if there is a NVidia device detected under the Graphics Adaptor information section... Example below: Code: NVidia Experience : Not Installed NVidia PhysX Engine : Installed NVidia Telemetry OptIn/Out : <-- this line will only show if detected in the registry. Says Opted in or out depending on results. It just shows the simple parts of the NVidia container data.