Recent content by Hvergelmir

Okay, I think I now understood the exact question you're asking (got confused by the term "page"). And the answer is yes for my case. However, I can imagine others see that differently, so it would be cool to toggle between the two ways (per image vs. per category/page). If the results carry...

Hi, frankly I don't know what the best course of action would be. It could be something like a separate tree (sub)node that affects all categories at once or it could be a context menu on the "Reapply tasks across editions" node, offering such options. But yes, it's about making the change...

Hi, what I am trying to do is to cull certain features from the setup media, pre-configure certain relevant points and then create an image from that. I usually do that without removing any editions or only removing certain editions but leaving more than a single one in place. Is there a way...

I have NTLite installed inside a single VM which I use for Windows development mainly but also to build custom ISOs. Ever since I last purchased an upgrade (1/2021), I am being prompted to use online activation. What gives? (The saved/exported license file isn't accepted anymore?!)

The problem with the sensitive data is that XML doesn't exactly lend itself to readability for humans ;) ... Will do. Any other files to include? Any way of tickling additional information out of Windows during the (failing) installation attempt?

However, once I am trying to perform an installation with this ISO file, I am receiving an error 0x80070570. The error text is: How can I find out which of the files is missing? Also, is there a way to attach the Preset and the log file without actually including private (user name etc) or...

Hi, I am using the disk labeled CPBA_X64FRE_EN-US_DV9 from MSDN. This is the x64 disk with "consumer editions". After adding the "Image directory" from the "Image" tab (a simple copy of the DVD image contents in a writable location), I tell NTLite to load item number 10 (Windows 10 Pro N for...

That's amazing, because I haven't encountered this once on perhaps less than a dozen PCs, but definitely more than just three. While Windows (since 8, I think) happily installs without a license key, after installation it always required a key to activate for me. But, color me intrigued, I'm...

Wow, don't take my response personally. I mean I get it: YMMV. And while one can argue about the CA system and centralized trust and all that stuff, code-signing surely adds to the overall safety, even if it's not a sufficient protection on its own. No offense meant.

As I wrote, I have a hard time believing that, because not every computer has had a Windows on it before. And to match some hardware IDs it would still have to have had a Windows license on it at some point, no? Besides, hardware IDs may be enough to match a key, but that may still not work if...

Hi, this looks like an interesting tool indeed, going by the screenshots. Alas, no can do. This is a tool that isn't open source but isn't coming with a code-signed installer. Won't run on my system however good it may be. 2019 and no code-signing is a no go for anything that I can't build from...

I'm confused. But I still can only have a single autounattend.xml file ... even if I embed it in boot.wim the result will be the same, just a single one. Unless there is a way to coerce boot.wim into "branching" off per edition. I.e. have it boot into either setup scenario and have boot.wim...

That's what I was writing, yes. But the GUI of NTLite isn't Microsoft's design. Therefore I wrote this up as a suggestion. It's confusing.

Ugh, sounds tedious. Is that the only way? I currently have the problem already that I cannot limit the view to items that are set to non-standard values (i.e. have been customized by me).

Fair enough. So you mean to say since it appears as a separate item it won't be affected when choosing to remove "Diagnostics and Troubleshooting"? Alright then ... Thanks!