Recent content by slownumb

Hello! The Modem component (under Components -> Hardware support) is locked by the Recommended compatibility and is also on the Not Recommended template. There are no notes on what kind of modem support this is about and what features we loose by removing it. Does it touch any ethernet/wi-fi...

Also, just to add a little. If you have only one drive OR if you have more than one and doesn't use RAID, maybe disabling VMD in BIOS could be a simpler solution. This is what I have done here since I'm on a laptop with only 1 nvme slot and never messed with RST drivers again.

The script doesn't save anything on event viewer that it have been designed to. To troubleshoot, I would try to execute the script after the install is completed, using the bypass command. This way, when the scripts fails at least you can see which error it returned. On Post-Setup, the window...

When executing the script on Post-Setup NTLite does bypass the execution policy. To execute manually after the install, use the following command: powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass Winget.ps1

Hello nuhi, If possible, it would be nice to have checkboxes on each task on the Post-Setup tab. If the checkbox is unchecked, that task gets ignored when processing the image and doens't get executed. Thank you.

Hello folks! I had to write this guide because this was a game changer for me. Maybe others will find useful as well. If you search the forum on how to use winget on Post-Setup, you'll see that it has been a struggle so far. This post really changed it for me. So this guide will be around it...

Some Components not being removed. Hello! Out of curiosity, I decided to remove ALL Components from a Windows ISO. And before anyone asks, I was not trying to achiev anything. Just curiosity. I used a freshly downloaded Win11 23H2v2 from MS website. Unticked EVERY box on Compatibility tab...

Removing Windows Feature Experience Pack also leaves 'Get Started' shortcut for me as well.

Sorry to revive this months old thread but I had to come here and praise this solution. It worked like a charm. I have been cracking my head for more than a week now and for some reason decided to check the forums for an answer before I gave up. I had already made a script to download the latest...

Hello everyone. Found this duplicated items as shown on image above on Settings tab. Is this intented?

Just run uup_download_windows.cmd as administrator and it will download everything and generate the ISO (if you chose it previously on the website). It takes a long time on my PC to finish the job, but eventually it will generate your ISO.

Thank you for the clarification. I thought that since I only have amd64 drivers on that folder, that those where the ones I will always need. So I skipped this part entirely. I'll be working on the script again to add this sometime.

I found out what the problem was for me. Some drivers have more than one DriverVer in them. When you loop thru all lines for each INF and it has more then one DriverVer, the latter version gets picked. So a simple "Select-Object -First 1" would do it because the first occurrence of the DriverVer...

Just tried the script and noted that it was keeping drivers with lower version numbers and date. To troubleshoot, I added a 'Write-Output $Drivers' right after the variable declaration block and noted a large amount of drivers sharing the same driver number. While I know some devices share same...

Regarding exclude unused drivers option: it greatly simplifies the process indeed. The problem is that it seems to choose the currently used drivers to keep and it's known that windows update likes to install (and ensure that it keeps installed) old drivers. I know theres a way to prevent this...