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I do and keep the new calc. Backup from Windows 8: Windows\System32\calc.exe Windows\System32\??-??\calc.exe.mui Windows\SysWOW64\calc.exe Windows\SysWOW64\??-??\calc.exe.mui And copy to: \sources\$OEM$\$$\System32\calc.exe.mui \sources\$OEM$\$$\System32\??-??\calc.exe.mui...

I'd like to know how slim is the host. Do you still have the autosaved preset for the host OS?

I'll make some time for it but you have to make a correction: $OEM$\$1\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\ I made a big mistake and got deleted the partition containing NTLite + previous versions + presets + reg files, I'll start from zero. :rolleyes:

Go to settings page and use filter.

You are going too far, try to keep firewall, data, sync, one core, access, certificate, autorization, credentials, windows mail and containers.

Error code? Components removed?

BSOD isn't related to these components removal. BSOD error codes?

SetupComplete.cmd works ok in virtual machines, seems like it doesn't in OEM branded with product key embedded computers.

oobe.cmd runs by (Ms) design before setupcomplete.cmd, Post-Setup page (aka Setupcomplete.cmd) runs between 6 & 20 seconds later.

NTLite - Unattended page - OEM SetupComplete (check the checkbox in toolbar)

I can remove everything but I don't want to. I like to have Windows Update for Driver updating, sometimes there is OEM software enhancement that makes a better experience working on the computer.

When removing components, tip: In Components page, Compatibility toolbar button uncheck servicing stack protections. Go to Updates page an select Clean up Custom (Complete). I would like to keep WU for activation/drivers install but remove everything related to cache (SStack/unused Features)...

Not sure if this helps, right now I'm "going to Morpheus arms".

Windows Update is needed for features modifications (probably only some features needs to download data). Go to Components page and look for 'Windows Update' notes or check protections in Compatibility toolbar button, if you protect Features, Windows Update is (parent) protected.

I don't think so. They likely use the Provisioning feature (preintegrate apps) and/or they use oobe.

I can't verify right now but Windows Store needs only Windows Update Service.

If your NTlite license has expired before the Windows 10 build, there is the answer, as new NTLite builds will support fully existing components and Windows builds released before your license expiration. Find Support and upgrades in the linked page.

I'll try to help a bit.

Start by posting more information (Windows build and NTLite build). Get an untouched source (or ISO image). Download the latest NTLite version, load the image, go to Components, at the bottom is located Windows Apps, expand all, should be there.

There is no change on using standar user account as NTLite needs to run as Administrator, otherwise, it won't run.