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Which NTLite component protects this? I can't seem to find it anymore...

Does anyone know what service name is associated with "Setting Sync"?

You're right - my bad!

What might be the cause of this disappearance from Display settings? It's not these settings - already ticked:

Finally nailed it...

Finally on the right track... Something under Windows Apps introduces the networking screen under OOBE (despite WiFi being available without it) and also enables Bluetooth. I'm guessing it will take me 2-3 more days of testing to find out.

Trying to find out which component removal has caused this, but I haven't got many areas left to check... just Windows Apps.

I got a problem with Bluetooth right now not attempting to search for devices. So far I have eliminated the Network section. I doubt it relies on Windows Search? My investigation continues, but would nice to protect this to save all the hassle...

I don't know why the OOBE affects OneDrive context menu because they aren't related, right? There's no OneDrive options in the OOBE. And you know what I mean by OneDrive context menu - I mean the right-click Share menu:

Resolved - but auto unattended OOBE seems to remove the OneDrive context menu for some reason.

It's something under Windows Apps section that is allowing File Explorer to have the OneDrive status icons. The investigation continues...

Next problem to solve... OneDrive is working but there are no sync status icons, such as a green tick or cloud. Which component could have removed that?

Took days, but finally nailed it - the bare minimum needed to protect the Lumia's mobile connection:

Main hardware I am using is Lumia 950 XL - but also Raspberry Pi 3 - and Raspberry Pi 4 by way of KVM. Above OneDrive there seems to be about 3-4 modules that are needed in combination with about 2 below OneDrive - exclusively within the "Remoting and Privacy" section of removable components...

Unfortunately, compatibility has not protected "3G Modem" under USB. It seems that 2 or more components are needed above the listing for OneDrive - so the process of elimination continues - very painstaking! :confused:

I'm working on a Windows 10 Lite for ARM, and trying to find out which component (or combination of components) has disabled cellular features, i.e. detection of SIM card and automatic connection to mobile Wifi? (Normal Wifi has no problems and no network components have been disabled yet). So...