When added under Registry, NTLite imports your HKCU file changes to Default User's NTUSER.DAT.
There are HKCU settings that Windows provisioning is known to clobber during the install, or the first-time logon. This can be traced by comparing your starting reg values against what's stored in Default User's hive. The newer W10/11 desktop settings fall under this category. Not everything is automatically inherited.
There are HKCU settings that Windows provisioning is known to clobber during the install, or the first-time logon. This can be traced by comparing your starting reg values against what's stored in Default User's hive. The newer W10/11 desktop settings fall under this category. Not everything is automatically inherited.