Win10 Tweaking Scripts

I tried both..!!

 

My host OS is Win10 20H1 and I was execute Script as Admin..!!

 

@mdl052020
I have an errors. As I can see, they are relative to the wrong user pathes for non-English Windows.
I think you shouldn't use smth. like: C:\Users\... or any user-protected folders - Desktop, etc.

Try to use some independent TEMP folder inside the path, where cmd launches. E.g. for me it will be:
D:\W10DBLT\TEMP\...
Then delete this TEMP folder after exit from the script.

If you decide to use system user-folders anyway, don't forget use the universal pathes (for any localizations).
E.g. for TEMP folder:

Code:

%USERNAME%\AppData\Local\Temp\

For example, there is no such folder on russian-language Windows:

Code:

C:\Users

Instead it's looking like that:

Code:

C:\Пользователи

Stupid? Yeah... Certified dumbasses from M$...

 

For the TEMP you can also use smth. like that:

Code:

cd /d "%~dp0"

 

Thanks in advance..!!

 

Yes it is.

For example, the header for the script:

Code:

::::::::  Color and UTF8 Encoding

:First
@echo off
@chcp 65001
CLS
COLOR 3

::::::::  Current launch folder

cd /d "%~dp0"

::::::::  Assignment of variables

set "TEMP=%~dp0TEMP"

Then you can use this path in any variant of cmd commands:
"%TEMP%"

 

@mdl052020
FYI: I'm also widely use an exellent "PowerRun" tool inside my cmd bundles.
Feel free to add it just to your core folder, if you need, for all-in-one package.
E.g.:

Code:

...\W10DBLT\Files\PowerRun_x64.exe

Then

Code:

::::::::  Assignment of variables

set xOS=x64& (If "%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%"=="x86" If Not Defined PROCESSOR_ARCHITEW6432 Set xOS=x86)
set PowerRun="%~dp0Files\PowerRun_%xOS%.exe"

And path to be widely used:
%PowerRun%

 

This time I can see 1-st window "Select Features to Disable"
But some errors are still there:

Code:

--- Exporting Windows 10 Pro Index From Source Wim Image to Temporary Directory

Export-WindowsImage : Only one of the Name or Index parameters is required
line:1 symbol:1
+ Export-WindowsImage -SourceImagePath 'D:\W10DBL\Win10\sources\install ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    + CategoryInfo          : InvalidArgument: (:) [Export-WindowsImage], PSArgumentException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : Export-WindowsImage,Microsoft.Dism.Commands.ExportWindowsImageCommand


--- Moving Back Exported WIM Image to its Source Path

It is impossible to find the specified file.

(Warnings were translated to English for you)

FYI: I'm trying to apply your script to the image done by MSMG.
And "Features to Disable" window showing correct state for the packages.

 

Look at this:

Code:

Powershell -Command "Export-WindowsImage -SourceImagePath '%~dp0Win10\sources\install.wim' -SourceName 'Windows 10 Pro' -DestinationImagePath '%tmp%\install.wim'"

But I working with Enterprise (Business) edition.
Probably, you have to check the Edition and set variable for this. (???)

UPD: I late with my message. But you are right.

I've deleted other editions using MSMG. Only one.

Should I edit this part to the 'Windows 10 Enterprise'?

 

Where I shoild look at Image Index Number?

 

No luck with 'Windows 10 Enterprise' edit.

Unstoppable errors at the end of log by path:
C:\Users\TMP\AppData\Local\Temp\Mount\Windows\WinSxS\...

(other log output above is unreachable, nothing to show)

Also think about immediate stopping scenario + immediate unmount, if any error.
Because the folder for unpacking may appear not available for deletion of the produced garbage.
So I need to reboot, then delete all the rest files produced by the script.
(Not a big problem, but if you can, think about providing such emergency exit)