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PowerShell supports the same servicing actions as DISM can perform on images. But licensed NTLite can remove some features and components that DISM doesn't modify, because it works directly on the WinSxS component store. To answer your question: You can't run a PS command to update a mounted...

By disable, you want to keep the Store app but deny its usage? Or simply remove the app entirely? To disable users from running Store, you can create an AppLocker rule under local Group Policy to ban specific apps from executing. Using LGPO, you can export the policy and import it back to a...

I don't understand your exact question. Do you want to run a PS command to integrate packages in the install image, or run a Post-Setup script to install more software? From the Updates screen, you can add or remove Store apps from Appx or MSIX package files, and downloaded Feature on Demand...

Nagle’s Algorithm, like all tweaks, is an optimization based on a particular workload. What problem is the most important one to solve, since it’s impossible to solve ALL problems at the same time. Nagle was interested in the problem where small network transactions become inefficient, because...

I tried to duplicate this, by using NTLite .9916 to integrate both apps on W11 24H2. As you can see, Firefox has installed correctly and runs.

W11 does provide a GPO policy to hide Recommendations, but it only works for EDU or Enterprise editions. This policy is entirely ignored on Home or Pro editions. Explorer Patcher and StartAllBack work by injecting their own DLL functions, so their custom code decides how the UI is managed...

Can you be specific and include your preset (after removing any user passwords or license keys)?

As a forum moderator, obviously I can't explain to you in exact detail how to get around a paid feature. Except to take the "reg add" command for BypassRNO you see everywhere, and convert it into a .reg file. If none of that makes sense, then use Rufus: How to Use Rufus to Bypass TPM and...

You're on free. Either use Rufus and enable BypassRNO as an option, or import a reg file which does the same thing. I don't know if the latest NTLite changed to hide paid items from Settings.

Just installed the latest 2024.4.9916 build, it's there for licensed users: Are you using a modded version of 24H2? The only reason so many Settings would be missing, is someone already removed the components which own those settings.

I loaded a copy of 26100.1, and BypassRNO is available in Settings. Are you using the unlicensed edition? Free users need to import a reg file that handles BypassRNO under the Registry screen.

Home or Pro editions cannot hide the Recommended section from the Start Menu. You need to install a 3rd-party app like Explorer Patcher or StartAllBack. Don't remove Client.CBS, this breaks the desktop UI.

Those removals are not available in free edition.

The versions are sorted by release date, with newer builds on the bottom. If you scroll to the right, the last column is the file’s reported timestamp.

W10/11 no longer has defined Monthly Security Updates. The monthly CU is always a quality & security update, and the Monthly Preview doesn't include any security changes. This is a clean servicing model to avoid the Patch Hell of Windows 7, where users could carelessly mix & match quality and...