Recent content by PerhapsAverage

I think it'd be a pretty neat addition if components and their sub-components could be given a sort of "immunity" at users' will to prevent them from being touched by presets, templates, or user interaction. Similar to the compatibility tab but more in-depth and on an individual basis. Sorry if...

This fixed it, thanks!

Ah, that's unfortunate. A script that I use in post-setup has to use WMIC to do some things. Is there any command that can enable it without any user interaction?

Hey all, I'm editing a Windows 11 24H2 IoT Enterprise LTSC ISO, while using 24H2 IoT Enterprise LTSC. WMIC will not enable on it. When I first encountered this error, I thought "no biggie, I'll just remove the task". When that didn't work I removed the component. I am completely stumped now...

Currently in the process of doing so. Things shouldn't break but even if they do they will not have been used regardless (bloatware, telemetry, etc). I do expect for many reg keys to not work, reducing the impact that the guide makes on the system overall. Should still work anyways.

Self explanatory title. Check image for more. And, when I say "Is this the correct way to make commands in Post-setup?", I mean "Will this work lmao" NOT looking for a deep dive into the commands I've used, just need to know if the formatting or whatever is correct..

Thanks

I haven't seen it mentioned here in the NTLite forums, but I've seen a few people outside of here recommend that you do that. Why is that? I don't see it offering any benefit or improvements..

Got it, thanks!

Hello all! I've been having issues with this one registry tweak that disables a bunch of stuff. It doesn't like being put in the registry tab.. I'm hoping that I can put it into Post-install (after-logon) and have it run silently, without other human interaction. If this is possible, please let...

Okay, thank you.

So, from what I understand from this message, if I edit a key in controlset001, it *will* transfer over to the main image, and the effects *will* be present?

I'm not very good at this, still relatively new, but you could try: (or do all of them idk) (all assuming you're using NTLite to try and uninstall it) 1. Settings > privacy > Windows Copilot = disabled 2. Disabling all services associated with Windows Copilot (I'm not sure what they could be...

Some things don't show up, it's hard to explain.. Example: CurrentControlSet. The only thing that's there is ControlSet001. If I edit keys in ControlSet001, will it be the same as CurrentControlSet? (editing windows 10 pro 22h2 19045.3803 image on Windows 11 Enterprise 22H2 22621.2213 host...

I can't find it, it's not under Explore Mount directory and im not sure where else it would be.