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They specifically warn you not to remove existing associations, otherwise it triggers a storm of app reset warnings. The reason you don't notice is because you've blocked them: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Explorer] "NoNewAppAlert"=dword:00000001 1. How to...

MS actually recommends for you to append/merge FTA changes on top of the image's normal associations. In your example, the XML doesn't include any of the other default applications. Attached is a copy of W11 23H2's default XML with "Windows Photo Viewer" replacing "Photos".

Does that work if you don't have the HEIF or WebP image extensions installed?

No, but I finished updating the script for W11 24H2 (26100.1). Thanks for reminding me.

That is a Russian-hosted site, so you need to decide if that's trustful for you. If you need to download older W10 images from a real MS source, there are two options: PowerShell GUI for Downloading Windows 10/11 ESD images - W10_11aria2ESD.ps1 Trouble finding W10 21H2 ISO UUP dump is another...

Please post your preset (after removing any user passwords or license key).

Removing component removal lines is straightforward. Editing disk layouts in the preset or unattended file can be error prone, if you're not experienced enough to check for mistakes.

If you've disabled or removed System Notifications then no systray icons will be visible.

Was this ISO created using MCT? If you downloaded it from a non-MS website then I would look for a more official source.

Brink's method restores the missing registry entries explicitly, while using W10-style Default Associations does it implicitly. The other difference if you want to squabble over the individual format mappings. In the end, photoviewer.dll doesn't care and opens the image anyway even if a PNG...

That's not created by NTLite, to my knowledge. Where is this folder located? On the mounted USB drive, or inside the ISO file itself?

NTLite permanently removes any component which gets unchecked. You may see some networking and HW device features missing from GamerOS, because Txmmy didn't care about them on his PC. The easiest way to find removed items is by opening the preset in Notepad, and looking for XML lines with...

GamerOS preset does remove Network Discovery, but I'm not sure about why your NAS can't be mapped. <c>fdphost 'Network Discovery'</c>

The checkbox's color bar represent which default (removal) template they belong to. Because the templates are graded from safest to unsafe, they can be used to judge the risk of removing this component. Device drivers, on the other hand, don't belong to any default templates and therefore get...

Gray colored components are locked by Compatibility mode. You need to read the Extra info column, and uncheck the Compatibility mode protecting it from removals. This is done to prevent accidental removals of important dependencies.

For more technical details: https://kolbi.cz/blog/2024/04/03/userchoice-protection-driver-ucpd-sys/ Workaround: 1. Load the image. 2. Confirm that UCPD is disabled under Services / Extra Services. 3. From Scheduled Tasks, remove task Microsoft Windows / AppxDeploymentClient / UCPD velocity...

OK, I guess you really do need to read the linked article: UserChoice Protection Driver – UCPD.sys 1. Load the image. 2. Confirm that UCPD is disabled under Services / Extra Services. 3. From Scheduled Tasks, remove task Microsoft Windows / AppxDeploymentClient / UCPD velocity, 4. Apply...

From Unattended mode, the Configure disk wizard has a "double arrow" for extending the system partition. Due to a design problem with unattended files, this moves the Recovery partition before the Windows partition. That's because "extend" means "extend until the end of the disk", and not...

The only way to see this Repair option is NOT to use Unattended mode. Having an answer file causes Setup to skip certain screens.

How many times have you've been banned, Afonso? There's nothing wrong with your preset. But you're always leaving out some key details...