Its really great to have your personal thread now, now updates can be viewed more conveniently. If you like it, then change your topic heading to like Slimdown - Make your Windows Slim or Lite And if possible make a separate thread in Windows 11 forum, so that Windows 11 iso's can be slimmed down too
Trying Slimdown10 after long time and bit confused as iso went from 4.8gb to 6gb source iso - en-us_windows_10_enterprise_ltsc_2021_x64_dvd_d289cf96.iso select Windows 10 Enterpise LTSC as image changes to SD10v202_24_with_EDGE.cmd set IntegrateUpdates=0 set DisableSearchIndexing=1 set DisableWindowsSearch=1 set ReplaceStartMenuWithOpenShell=1 set OpenShellLooksLikeWin7=0 set DisableRootCertUpdate=0 set DisableDriversFromWU=1 set DisableInternetConnectionChecking=0 set DisablePrefetcher=0 set DisableCDAutoPlay=1 set DisablePerfCounters=1 set DisableDefender=1 set DisableSpyNet=1 set EnableStore=0 set EnableOneDrive=0 set AddWinHlp=1 set FakeMDM=1 set IncludeWindowsRegulatedPackagesInLTSC=1 set DisableAdditionalServices=TrkWks set SplitInstallWim=0 set CreateISO=1 in W10UI.cmd set Cleanup=1 set ResetBase=1 set WinRE=1 in W10UI.ini Net35 =0 Net35Source = Cleanup =1 ResetBase =1 LCUwinre =0 WinRE =1 UpdtBootFiles =1 SkipEdge =1 SkipWebView =1 UseWimlib =1 After script completes the new iso created is now 6.6GB against 4.8gb iso Seems i'm not configuring settings to compress iso
Yes, this is normal. Run it again until the downloads are complete. After having all the updates there will be no more errors. If you prefer, run the _PreDownloadAllUpdates.cmd script to download all updates.
I edited the _PreDownloadAllUpdates.cmd file and split it into two, one for each ARCH: _PreDownloadAllUpdates_x64.cmd _PreDownloadAllUpdates_x86.cmd This is a good alternative to have the updates in the appropriate folders before running the main script. Choose the ARCH corresponding to your ISO and run it first, until you have downloaded all the updates. When wget fails to download a file completely, the script will delete the incomplete file and notify you to run the script again: WARNING! Removed incorrectly downloaded file: "Microsoft-Windows-RegulatedPackages-WOW64-Package-x64.ESD" ERROR! Some files has NOT been downloaded correctly! Please re-run the script and try again! When you run the script again, only the missing files will be downloaded. This is a normal occurrence. Run the script as many times as necessary until all updates are downloaded. They can be run before even extracting the install.wim and will download all the updates, with the exception of "microsoft-windows-client-languagepack-package_ARCH.esd, which will be downloaded by the main script. Test it.
Not included because I use a much smaller abbodi repack that can be installed after windows is installed. https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/repack-directx-end-user-runtime-june-2010.84785/ Directx_Jun2010_redist.exe = 95,6 MB DirectX_Redist_Repack_x86_x64_abbodi.exe = 25,4 MB Recommended to be installed.
When i run the script SD10v202_26_with_EDGE_Start.cmd everything is fine. But when i use windows store and download the app an error appears. PUR-AuthenticationFailure Please help me fix the script to fix that error?
This issue has already been discussed in another thread. Unfortunately, it has nothing to do with the script. Please read the threads below. https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...sic-legacy-windows.86552/page-73#post-1849474 https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...sic-legacy-windows.86552/page-73#post-1849630
@SunLion Due to the HEVC change from "*%ImageArchitecture%*.appx" to "neutral_~_8wekyb3d8bbwe.AppxBundle" in the APPX folder the following line fails: Code: if not exist "%~dp0hotfixes\APPX\HEVC\Microsoft.HEVCVideoExtension*%ImageArchitecture%*.appx" goto skipHEVCupd The resulting "dism /Add-ProvisionedAppxPackage" command consequently also needs to be corrected.