Heya all! Anyone knows if there are some ways to update the built in Windows Apps (appx) in audit mode for capturing/cloning with the generalize option? I've done this test: 1) Make temp user at Windows 10 installation 2) Run Windows Update 3) Run Windows Store (without login) and check for updates and update all built in apps without logging with a microsoft account 4) enter audit mode (sysprep /audit) 5) run dims /resetbase command 6) sysprep with generalize option By this way sysprep will fail becouse of the Windows Apps that cannot be generalized. Any other way to do this? Thank you!
Hi All, Am suffering what seems to be a new & unique problem with Win10, that I never did have with its predecessors; Win3.11 thru Win8.1 !?!?!?!?! A) Previous to Win10............. I have been able to backup / image my WinOS, located for example on the 2nd partition (2nd half) of my C drive and then later restore that same OS image to the 1st partition (1st half) image to my same C drive, and successfully run that relocated OS AFTER modifying the two partition settings; hide / unhide and active / inactive. Now, trying the same process & steps with a Win10 image results in Win10 refusing to complete a normal boot-up and defaults into what I call a new, unique flailing "pouting mode" ....suggesting recovery options on a perfectly fine, Proven OS installation !!!!!!!!!!!!. Can you help me out and / or point me to elsewhere in this great forum, where my particular problem is addressed at length? [My experience can't be unique with this dilemma.] B) Secondary to A), Is there also a problem unique to Win10 with regards to restoring & running a perfectly-running, validated [non-corrupt] W10 OS image onto another drive partition with exactly the same size & partition characteristics? I have three home computers running the same combination of MB, Memory, CPU, Video Card and SSD C drive AND would like to SUCCESSFULLY run & activate the same 'Dream OS' WITHOUT nightmares ......{having to "re-invent the wheel".......three times over} !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for Listening!
I'm not a noob by any means, but here's a noob question: How do I capture an entire disk drive to FFU image format? AFAIK, WIM is limited to capturing one partition at a time, and I'm interested in capturing a complete disk, like is possible with Ghost, for example. I tried using DISM v10.0.10586, but I don't see any option to capture to FFU. From looking online, DISM can only deploy an FFU image, but not create one. Done some digging around, and from what I understand - Microsoft says that an FFU image can only be created using ICD, which is available by installing the Win10 ADK. Well, I have the latest 1511 Win10 ADK installed, but there's no ICD in there....or am I missing something here? Is there a (free for commercial use) alternative to DISM / ICD which can capture to FFU format? Does wimlib-imagex support capturing to FFU?
Hi! I want to hide only utorrent icon in the system tray. I don't want anybody to close the utorrent. I couldn't do it in W10 pro. Please help me.
Windows 10 v1511 ADK, Hotfix for SCCM 2012, 2012 R2 and v1511 h..ps://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3143760 h..ps://keithga.wordpress.com/2016/03/03/fix-for-windows-1511-adk-bug/
Try to remove the following Apps when Sysprep would not work: 9E2F88E3.Twitter_4.3.4.0_x86__wgeqdkkx372wm king.com.CandyCrushSodaSaga_1.59.300.0_x86__kgqvnymyfvs32
They finally added ESD support to imagex.exe now it can recognise it (/info), convert it to standard wim (/export) or create ESD file by using LZMS as compress level (not documented in command help) Code: imagex /export install.wim * install.esd /compress LZMS