Recent content by PhsMu

This has been happening to me and its driving me insane. Somehow my folders get marked as read-only for no rhyme or reason, which is as annoying as you might imagine (especially when it happens to a game or portable software folder). Not even NTLite itself is safe, it happened to a image I was...

If you add a wallpaper to $OEM$\$$\web\wallpaper\img00.* it'll replace the default one.

sorry, yeah, I downloaded those from Dell. I'll make a license.xml pack and upload it: https://www.mediafire.com/file/qrqxw5g01xbjjsi/AppUp.IntelGraphicsExperience_8j3eq9eme6ctt.xml.7z...

Just as it says on the tin, removing the component doesn't remove the backup shortcut (ideally, the shortcut should be removed standalone). Its a minor annoyance, but its an annoyance nonetheless. Sorry for being OCD.

I've been using license files with packages downloaded from Store.Rg-Adguard for a while now, and still installing successfully. I use PowerShell -NoLogo -NoProfile -NonInteractive -InputFormat None -ExecutionPolicy Bypass Add-AppxProvisionedPackage -Online -PackagePath...

did you try Driverpack.io yet?

Symlinking is great and should be a great way to keep the data safe while you nuke the OS, IMHO. On linuxes, I'm quite a fan of the KDE and their range of customizations, but I like the Linux Mint approach the best, and its in theory kind of what we do with NTLite: they take vanilla Ubuntu (or...

Not in the Dell website, not anymore. Nowadays you don't get anywhere there without a login, password, service tag, cookies and geolocation data. Y'know, standard information stealing and money grabbing gimmicks. these are the ones I have: Intel Graphics, Intel Thunderbolt, Killer Control...

well, you need to match the names of the versions you have, and the folders, I prefer to run this at first run, install everything, then reboot to userspace. Many appsh*t give a lot less grief if installed through an account, even if its the inbuilt admin one than if they're installed through...

This is what I've been using to this day: not the most elegant solution, but it works: %SYSTEMDRIVE%\Setup\iGPU-DCH\Installer.exe --passive --overwrite PowerShell -NoLogo -NoProfile -NonInteractive -InputFormat None -ExecutionPolicy Bypass Add-AppxProvisionedPackage -Online -PackagePath...

OK, I've been keeping way from Windows 11 for a while, but I can try to help you. There are some questions I need to ask for that though: Do you absolutely need to use windows? Yes, that is a serious question, I use both Linux Mint and Windows, some games and software I run are not linux...

I work around that by adding a runonce RegFile via NTLite that starts up a batch in C:\Setup, and at the end, adds another runonce entry to delete the folder after a restart, then end the batch with a system restart.

ok, Cortana is NOT needed for Power & Battery, just windows search. I still need more testing to figure out why I can't install APPX stuff and why file explorer and other inbuilt stuff seizes up when I have search enabled and why it doesn't when I remove it. ----- Edit ----- NTLite update...

if it works it works!

I actually have a powerplan script, since my W8.1 machine, but I have to post it as a file, because its above the post length allowed. It should be a .cmd, but uploaded as a TXT to be left uncompressed. This is, of course, meant to be used in a notebook, but you can process those in a desktop...