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If you're using Windows Enterprise IoT, you can permanently remove the component: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/iot/iot-enterprise/optimize-your-device/removable-packages Otherwise, you can disable the package that contains the component and windows will leave it disabled until you...

You can avoid having successive versions of windows components reinstalling themselves by deprovisioning the app in your registry: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/application-management/remove-provisioned-apps-during-update

To install specific apps and leave others out in O365 you need to build a configuration xml that the installer can understand. Microsoft offers a generator for that specific purpose: https://config.office.com/deploymentsettings. Using their xml generator, you can create a configuration file that...

Has this feature been added yet?

Windows system

No $oem$ folder in current iso from Microsoft for 1709 release. Suggestions?

Is there a way to define an environment variable during the image build? I'd like to embed an internal image version so I don't have to do it manually after each deployment.

Would this example work? /Y copy master_preferences %programfiles(x86)%\Google\Chrome\Application

Do I need the drive name after the environment variable? or are you just providing both examples?

What would be the pathfilesource? Can I assume by the time the ISO is created that it will be D:?

Is there a way to include a file in the install folder and run a command during post-setup to copy it to a specific place on the C drive, such as the program files folder or the windows folder? I created a folder in the unpacked .iso folder for the installer disk that holds all the installers...

Sorry, that was a later preset with the components already removed. I reran it clean from the raw installer folder and can confirm with the Enhanced Protected Mode AND the 64 bit processes for Enhanced Protected Mode that IE11 is stable after the install. I still think there should be a warning...

I removed the local account settings as they contained passwords, but the rest is there.

Windows 10, both Pro & Enterprise. Protected Mode enabled or disabled causes same behavior.

Removing WindowsFeedbackHub from the Apps kills IE11. When launched, it can't load the first-run website and any attempts to navigate to a different page are unsuccessful, even typing in a url in the address bar does nothing, it just reverts back to the first-run page and then says Internet...