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Thanks for this quick guide. I noticed that slipstreamed apps (with switches) already have been placed in that $oem$ folder. But in a new 'clean' ISO project this $oem$ folder is not yet been created. Therefor the instructions on the what and how to do and where to put post installers into...

When I double click on 'boot.wim' file in 7-zip, after the ISO file has been created without any changes made, the file opens showing 2 folders within (named 1 and 2) and a .xml file. In the folder named 1 contain 'source' file with 2 folders, language and recovery. Folder 2 contains also a...

I agree with your arguments. This, b.t.w is not the first time I use NTLite ... years ago .... the XP era .... I did put those post-setup files in the 'tools' folder and then create the ISO file within NTLite and that worked flawlessly. Now, working with NTLite feels a bit different than in the...

Thnx people, got some reading to do. I'll be back with some results later ...

Right, Yet the downloaded ISO file (by Media Creation Tool) contain multiple versions, as there is the various Home and Professional versions. I only need one Home (core) and one Professional version. How do I seperate those, or do I need to get another ISO to begin with? Or: I noticed that...

Some programs can be slipstreamed using switches like '/Silent' or '/S', but apparently other programs cannot. So I then want those '.exe' files to be added onto a directory at 'C:\' root for manual installation later, when Windows installation has finished. Yet, when loaded the Windows 10 image...