The new system is interwoven with various packages, and tweak.exe cannot handle it well, so it is not recommended. The effect of tweak.exe processing is very limited. You can compare the actual situation of the files before and after processing.
Hmm, good advice to look at the result before and after processing, so what will do the job well then?
Release the image file to a folder, for example, 1, use tweak.exe operation, then release it to folder 2, and compare the file differences. Comparatively usable: WinMerge Beyond Compare
Hmm, well, I wrote about this above: https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/slimdown10-–-turn-windows-10-22h2-or-ltsc-2021-into-classic-legacy-windows.86552/page-144#post-1880351 Everything is very simple: unzip this archive into the folder with the SunLion tool, also place the install.wim file from Winows 11 Enterprise LTSC 26100.1742 into this folder, then process the resulting file in the NTLite program with the script from SunLion - Presets_NTLite and at the output you will get the desired install.wim file for assembling Winows 11 IoT Enterprise LTSC with the updates that you apply in the SunLion tool.
This is not at all necessary, it depends on what to delete in this pack and, most importantly, how to delete it. By the way, I do not forcibly delete anything in my script in the WINSXS pack. Only by standard means: Spoiler Code: ECHO. ECHO ==================================== ECHO Resetting WinSxS of install.wim ECHO ==================================== "%DISM11%" /English /Image:"%~dp0mount" /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup "%DISM11%" /English /Image:"%~dp0mount" /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup /ResetBase
is there a way to run this tweaks to a custom made 11 iso?? I just use dism and winscript to remove most M$ apps and backup iso with dism++ but the tool is from 2023, no more updates??
Food for thought (as an example): it is possible to remove applications using PowerShell. Spoiler Code: Get-AppxPackage *3dbuilder* | Remove-AppxPackage # Uninstall 3dbuilder Get-AppxPackage *windowsalarms* | Remove-AppxPackage # Remove the alarm clock application. Get-AppxPackage *windowscommunicationsapps* | Remove-AppxPackage # Uninstall People, Mail, and Calendar Get-AppxPackage *officehub* | Remove-AppxPackage # Remove Office Hub Get-AppxPackage *skypeapp* | Remove-AppxPackage # Remove Tiled Skype. Get-AppxPackage *getstarted* | Remove-AppxPackage # Remove Get Started Get-AppxPackage *zunemusic* | Remove-AppxPackage #Removing Tiled Music Player Get-AppxPackage *windowsmaps* | Remove-AppxPackage # Remove Maps Get-AppxPackage *bingfinance* | Remove-AppxPackage # Remove-AppxPackage Get-AppxPackage *zunevideo* | Remove-AppxPackage #Remove Tiled Video Player Get-AppxPackage *bingnews* | Remove-AppxPackage # Remove-AppxPackage Get-AppxPackage *onenote* | Remove-AppxPackage # Remove One Note Get-AppxPackage *windowsphone* | Remove-AppxPackage # Remove-AppxPackage # Remove Phone Communications Get-AppxPackage *photos* | Remove-AppxPackage #Delete Photos Get-AppxPackage *bingsports* | Remove-AppxPackage # Remove Sports Get-AppxPackage *soundrecorder* | Remove-AppxPackage # Remove-AppxPackage # Remove Sound Recorder Get-AppxPackage *bingweather* | Remove-AppxPackage #Remove Weather Get-AppxPackage Microsoft.MSPaint | Remove-AppxPackage # Remove Paint 3D (while regular Paint remains) Get-AppxPackage -allusers *messaging* | Remove-AppxPackage # Remove Windows Messenger Or via tweak.exe, whichever you prefer (as an example): Spoiler Code: "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /o /l "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /o /c Microsoft-Windows-Cortana /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /h /o /l "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Microsoft-Xbox" /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Microsoft-OneCore-Gaming" /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Microsoft-OneCore-Indexer" /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Microsoft-Windows-Backup" /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Microsoft-Windows-Printing-XPSServices" /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Microsoft-Windows-Xps" /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Microsoft-Windows-TextPrediction" /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Microsoft-Windows-3DAudio" /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Microsoft-Windows-Media-Streaming" /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Microsoft-Windows-MiracastView" /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Microsoft-Windows-Printing-PrintToPDFServices" /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Microsoft-Windows-OneDrive" /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Microsoft-Windows-OfflineFiles" /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Microsoft-Windows-SnippingTool" /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Microsoft-Windows-Common-Modem" /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Microsoft-OneCore-CortanaComponents" /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Microsoft-Windows-Search2" /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Microsoft-Windows-SearchEngine" /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Microsoft-Windows-ContentDeliveryManager" /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Windows-Defender" /r "%~dp0Tools\tweak.exe" /n /p "%~dp0Mount" /c "Microsoft-Huper-V" /r p.s. Personally, I'm waiting for a normal and well balanced updated Clear_Insider from SunLion. Because other colleagues prefer to keep silent about their talents.
my last test is 24H2 Pro version. I still have its DVD folder (and other folders, full folders under 24H2_Integrator). Is there a simple way I can change it to Home version? or I have to re-run the 24H2_Integrator procedure again (to select Home)? Thanks,
Hello, changing the edition from PRO to Home is unlikely to work. I don't have PRO, so I can't check it. But here are the instructions, give it a try. Maybe it will work for you... Spoiler Code: Changing the Windows image release using DISM 1. Open the command prompt as an administrator. Run DISM with the Get-ImageInfo parameter to obtain the name or index number for the image you want to change. Dism /Get-ImageInfo /ImageFile:D:\PRO\Sources\install.wim 2. Mount the Windows image. dism /Mount-Wim /WimFile:D:\PRO\Sources\install.wim /index:1 /MountDir:D:\Mount 3. Enter the following command to find the Windows edition that your image is currently configured for. Dism /Image:D:\Mount /Get-CurrentEdition 4. Use the DISM Get-TargetEditions parameter to find the Windows editions that the image can be changed to. Dism /Image:D:\Mount /Get-TargetEditions 5. Enter the following command, specifying the edition ID, to change the Windows image to a higher edition. Dism /Image:D:\Mount /Set-Edition:IoTEnterpriseS ProfessionalWorkstation 6. Check the image for errors Dism /Image:D:\Mount /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth 7. Enter the following command to find the Windows edition that your image is currently configured for. Dism /Image:D:\Mount /Get-CurrentEdition 8. Unmount the image, committing the changes. Dism /Unmount-Image /MountDir:D:\Mount /Commit
I ve tried to run the script with an iso created with Ms creation tool, but got error, saying it's not an original iso.. which version should I DL french iso??
In essence, those drivers that you do not need for work are removed. Actually, the script was provided as an example. So that users could see the principle of processing the install.wim image that I provided. If you have ideas on what needs to be removed from the script or what can be added to the script - offer your options. p.s. I repeat that I am interested in processing only the install.wim file and only the Slim variant and nothing else. Therefore, there is nothing "extra" in the script, that is why the script is composed in such a way.
what do you think about removing defender, webview2 (legacy) and smart screen? wouldn't it be beneficial for iso size? Very interesting sainfo, the install.wim file I obtained with your codes was 3.91 gb, I removed defender and webview with NTLITE and the size was 3.91 gb again