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The error only says "cmd.exe", not the full path of to cmd, so I really don't know what it was using.

I've tried dualbooting 2 NTLite'd Windows on a VM, Windows 8.1 and 7. Both User Post-Setup tasks of these 2 have the install dir set to "%ProgramFiles%\dir". The first one works fine, but the second one still throws this error while installing. No problems with Machine tasks.

I forgot to include that I have Windows 10 installed on my C: drive.

I was trying to install some apps post-setup on Windows 7, and after the machine tasks complete, when Windows is "preparing" my desktop, I've heard the error sound being played. I tried to Ctrl+Alt+Del then open taskmgr to see what is happening, and I was met with the "cmd.exe is not a valid...

Thanks, I'll try this.

Can I replace shell32.dll and imageres.dll of my mounted image without encountering any errors? I have a modified shell32.dll and a modified imageres.dll (I changed some icons)

For example: I have Windows Media Player on my current OS, and what happens if I upgrade my Windows with an image without Windows Media Player component removes the WMP on my current OS?

I've changed the brandings in C:\Windows\Branding and add some wallpapers and it does save after saving the image, I'm gonna install the thing to test.

Did you keep something in the mount directory open when the image is saving? Or can you tell me which components you've removed from your image?

Can I modify the files (like change the brandings, add more wallpaper/themes, etc.) in my Windows install?