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I wonder if Windows 11 has the updated .NET embedded in the image or still the same .NET 4.8 just like Windows 10.

Interesting...I didn't know Microsoft planned to release .NET update once or twice a year.

I didn't know .NET 6.0 came out - after there was a .NET 5....smh

Tommy, I must say thanks for creating this thread - I, too, have been messing around tweaking Windows images (from XP to Windows 7) for quite a while. It's a lot of work to customize Windows as one see fit.

Oh okay, cool :cool:

George King, when Windows 11 release later this year, have you thought about making a similar guide for the next Windows operating system?

Overtime, Microsoft will tweak the Windows 11 requirement until it's release later this year. Microsoft May Tweak Windows 11 Requirement

George King :cool: Appreciate the small update....

Well, the purpose of VM is to test out to make sure W10 customize image working as intend before using it on actual PC. We all don't like unexpected surprises when it come to this kind of stuff:)

George King I already got a solution that work for me - I was just inquiring for experimental purpose and ideas. But I get what you are saying. :cool:

ege914 I get what you were saying - I basically was doing some experimental to see what work and what not:cool:

Oh okay I see what you are saying, cool.

I want to give an update, I'm able to add the OOBE.cmd into SetupComplete.cmd and able to see software install at Post-Setup before the Desktop appear. See the snip below. Thanks to ege914 and Kasual (and anyone else I missed) - I wouldn't have gotten this far without your helps.

Kasual Thanks but I already have the OEM SetupComplete checked in Unattended page. What I meant was I assumed one much add the OOBE.cmd on in the Post-Setup page so that NTLite can add it to the SetupComplete.cmd (assuming this is what ege914 meant) which I'm currently testing out.

George King Awesome tutorial. One question, like ege914 was saying, is it possible to add subdirectories for the setup folder under $OEM$ - see the snip below just to get general idea: