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1st picture shows version number of the ntlite (stable release channel) that I got, and 2nd picture shows what happens when I try to download update files to my current 20h2 edition of windows 10 pro 64 bit Before I updated NTLite to this new version, it could download updates just fine, but...

So I saw that NTLite had an update and it reminded me when I went to check for windows updates through it to see if I needed to do any (and it continues to do its program checks, despite me unchecking every box related to that). So instead of doing it through the program, I downloaded it from...

Long ago back when I was on an HDD only setup, I was told to refresh to full, boot up ntlite, and do the preset I had set to remove crap I didnt need. After that, I could install CU's perfectly, get whatever it needed to update as is, then run ntlite again and never have to worry about doing too...

Windows has this thing of being able to sort folders by name, type, date modified, etc..., and other programs use this functionality as well in certain respects to their coding So....why doesnt NTLite have something like this? If I ever have to re-download a copy of windows 10 from microsoft...

Version of NTLite is 1.8.0.6976 64-Bit I depend on NTLite to let me do host refresh updates after I integrate the most current windows updates into my 1809 windows 10 iso I downloaded from the techbench website (which has been working perfectly so far). Now lately that functionality has been...

I updated to the latest available ntlite stable 64-bit build, and when I went to integrate the latest cumulative update for windows 10 version 1709, it showed kb4093105 in red coloring. Does this mean this update is not applicable, that I need either a fresh windows 10 iso to download, because...

So the problem is that I had my computer setup where I could make system restore points, and in-case I deleted a file that I really needed, I right click (for example) the desktop folder in my user profile folder, go to previous versions tab, and I could choose whatever restore point existed to...