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Yeah, that would help, thank you. Alternatively, the compatibility text should either contain all possible sources of blocking, or always update to show a source of blocking (if there currently is one or more), so that the user realizes that there may be multiple sources.

I loaded a Win11 image to modify, and noticed a few entries under components that are blocked by "compatibility: spotify" or "compatibility: netflix". Sure enough, when I click the Compatibility button, in the dialog, I can see that these elements have checkmarks next to them. So I went and...

It ended up not being necessary - but that's a great script. I'm definitely saving that :)

So if I understood this right, there is no way to extract the license from the machine; reactivation must be done with the original Win7 key. Welp... that might be an issue o_O Guess it's time to find out how deep the bowels of my drawers and cabinets reach...

I have used NTLite to create a slimmed-down Windows 10 installation for myself, one which strips out any and all needs for a Microsoft account. I've installed this on a completely new machine. I want to migrate my windows license over from the old machine, so I can put it out to pasture. The...

I fixed it. Documenting here for posterity: You can use powercfg /a to list available sleep states. It will report problems in case something renders a state inoperable. In my case, I had a device in my system that didn't support S3 sleep. That device was the graphics adapter. Why? Because it...

It's the motherboard's onboard LAN port. I... haven't actually looked into the device manager, to be honest. I looked in the network and sharing center, under adapter settings. That window is completely empty. It's a brand new AM5 board. Guess I will need to do research and figure out what...

My selfmade test image has the issue that no network adapter is visible after installation. I have tried GamerOS, and when I install that, a network adapter is present and works properly. So clearly I removed something that I shouldn't have touched - I'm just not sure what. After comparing the...

Alright, second test install: snip&sketch works! ...and in return there's no network adapter of any sort. Which is odd, because the first test install connected to LAN just fine, and I don't remember touching any network settings? Trial and error, indeed :p

...Okay, I spent a good long while being really confused, because my GUI clearly showed these components as active, but the XML file also clearly listed them for removal. But I managed to figure it out. Turns out, I unknowingly uploaded the wrong XML file. I once, at the start, saved this...

I used a regular Windows 10 22H2 image together with the recommended Windows Updates found by NTLite. I don't know what build that corresponds to.

Here it is - thank you for your assistance :)

I don't want to disable the service - I want it running! :p But well, if everything is in order with this service, then I'm puzzled why snip&sketch isn't working. It's right there in the start menu, but clicking it does nothing at all, and neither does using the win+shift+s shortcut. The...

I'm very new to using NTLite. In order to learn how everything works, I grabbed a preset and tried my hand at modifying it. For example, the preset disabled snip&sketch, which I would want active. So I re-enabled the component. NTLite told me that I needed to re-enable the related CaptureService...

Thanks, garlin. That aligns with my understanding of the items in question, but I'm still puzzled why they are all left activated in GamerOS. Particularly since you say "IE11 is deprecated, but keep Edge (Legacy) for backwards compatibility", but GamerOS does the exact opposite, deactivating...

Hi all, I'm trying to learn about OS image creation and am using GamerOS as an example to learn from. I'd like to ask about some of the component choices made in this preset, to better understand them. As in, do certain games actually require these to be present? Or were they perhaps left...