===================== 24H2_Integrator_12.6 ===================== - Updated to 26100.4770 version - Updated all.txt - Fixed CreateDefault script - The script was split into two: - 24H2_CreateDefault_12.6.cmd - 24H2_CreateSlim_12.6.cmd - Several modifications were made to the scripts for better functionality. - In the Default script, the user can choose to enable or disable some options. - Some apps and tools are not installed correctly during installation, so I chose to add WPI24H2 to the package, which contains some essential apps and tools for installation after the desktop opens. It's up to the user to install it or not. To do so, simply leave it as is (selected) or uncheck what you don't want to install. Or, close WPI and don't install anything. Please read the Changelog.txt and README.txt files before using the script. https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...ic-legacy-windows.86552/page-120#post-1872013 Enjoy!
My test of the last 24H2_Integrator_12.6 script, slim version, passed on VM. Do I have to manually add ClassicPaint_for_Win11/snipping after install? or they are available only for Default version? My version is slim. And I couldn’t see them after install. however, they exist in "\24H2_Integrator_12.6\OEM\$OEM$\$$\Setup\APP\"
They should be copied to the APP folder and installed only on non-LTSC versions, which don't have these native apps. They are already present on LTSC versions.
SunLion, Hello, could you please tell me how to move the install.wim file from the “Temp” folder (after it has been processed by the script) back to the “DVD\sources” folder? The “Wim” folder is located in the main folder, and the “Data\Temp” folder is located in its (temporary folder) subfolder. That is: c:\Integrator\Wim\install.wim c:\Integrator\Data\Temp\ ??? >>> c:\Integrator\DVD\sources
Got it, thanks! But that's not what I was asking about. Moving or copying a file within the same folder (24H2_GamerOS) is very easy. But I needed to copy the install.wim file from the main folder (24H2_GamerOS\Wim) to a subfolder at (24H2_GamerOS\Data\Temp), where it is processed by a script, and after processing, I needed to return the install.wim file back to the main folder at the path 24H2_GamerOS\DVD\sources. If the Created.cmd and Start.cmd files are in the same (main) folder 24H2_GamerOS, this operation is very simple. But I would like to place the Start.cmd file in the main folder - 24H2_GamerOS, and the Created.cmd file is in the subfolder - Data. I tried to perform this operation in various ways, but so far I have not been able to do it. Perhaps I should just give up on this idea and leave the Created.cmd and Start.cmd files in the same (main) folder 24H2_GamerOS. In this case, everything works fine. Apparently, you can't always get what you want.
Thank you! The idea was to remove Created.cmd to the Data folder. So that it wouldn't be an eyesore. Maybe it was my stupid idea, but I wanted to... Actually, after moving the Created.cmd file to the Data folder, the script works fine. The only problem is that I can't move everything I need to move from the Data folder to the DVD folder while the script is running.
I ran a quick test to create the folders and everything went well. I had to use the full path for this. See the attachment. If you're going to use this, I think you'll need to adjust all the paths in the script.
No, you're not talking about that again. Apparently the online translator distorts my thoughts so much that it's very difficult for you to understand what I needed. Okay, let's move on, forget about it, I'll figure it out myself. What you wrote down, I do like this: Spoiler Code: echo. echo ============================================================ echo === Creating Mount Folders and Temporary Folders === echo === Export wim file to temporary folder === echo ============================================================ echo. if exist "%~dp0Mount" (rmdir /q /s "%~dp0Mount") if exist "%~dp0Temp" (rmdir /q /s "%~dp0Temp") if exist Log\*.* (del /q /s Log\*.*) mkdir "%~dp0Mount" >NUL 2>&1 mkdir "%~dp0Temp" >NUL 2>&1 copy /y "%~dp0Wim\install.wim" "%~dp0Temp" echo. echo ============================================================ echo === Mount the install.wim image === echo ============================================================ echo. "%DISM%" /english /Mount-Wim /WimFile:"%~dp0Temp\install.wim" /index:1 /MountDir:"%~dp0Mount"
Good day/night everyone. Add your personal tweaks in folders CMD e/or REG *.cmd *.bat *.reg Add your personal settings to the CMD folders, SunLion Add your personal tweaks here how to do it all ?
Hmm, it would take a long time to explain in detail. To simplify, please refer to my script version 24H2_UpdateOS_v.3.0 to see how I did it, and add it to your script using the same approach. In my case, the Hide, REG, Slim, and CMD folders are added with the corresponding scripts.
For 24H2 and later versions, Svchost.cmd will not work Code: @echo off chcp 65001 >nul for /f "tokens=4 delims= " %%i in ('systeminfo ^| find /i "Total Physical Memory"') do (set mem=%%i) for /f "tokens=1 delims= " %%i in ('echo.%mem%') do (set memgb=%%i) set /a "memkb=%memgb%*1024*1024" reg add "HKLM\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control" /v "SvcHostSplitThresholdInKB" /t REG_DWORD /d "%memkb%" /f >nul exit /b Some registry files are incorrect, such as in System.reg: ; Disable NVDisplay Service [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\WIM_SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Services\NVDisplay.ContainerLocalSystem] "Start"=dword:00000004 WIM_SYSTEM is a format designed for offline imports
Perhaps I won't argue with you. I apply all these .reg files to the connected image, and judging by the registry values in the DISM++ program, all the values of the .reg files have been applied to the image registry. In other words, this program shows that the same registry entries on 25H2 have been executed as those that were once executed on 21H2 - 23H2.
Keep Svchost.cmd or delete it, have there been any changes after installation? Many of your registry contents are essentially repetitive, which may be why you believe they are all valid.
Removing Client.CoreAI - breaks the search on the taskbar, it is directly responsible for the operation of intelligent search in Windows 11 Find the line Client.CoreAI in your script and delete it and the taskbar search will work. These lines are approximately like this: setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion If "%RemoveTelemetryApps%"=="1" ( echo. echo. echo ============================================================ echo Remove SystemApps with telemetry from InboxApplications echo ============================================================ echo. set "AppxKey=HKLM\TK_SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Appx\AppxAllUserStore\InboxApplications" for %%i in ( Client.AIX Client.CBS Client.CoreAI ) do ( for /f %%a in ('reg query "!AppxKey!" /f %%i /k ^| find /i "InboxApplications"') do ( reg delete "%%a" /f >nul 2>&1 if "!ERRORLEVEL!"=="0" ( echo [OK] Removed: %%i from %%a ) else ( echo [ERROR] Failed to remove: %%i from %%a ) ) ) ) endlocal