Difficulty with downloads from the Windows Store, and include appx in image

petrus

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I am facing a problem with downloads of some titles in the store, and compatibility for the store is already active in components, it downloads some applications such as WhatsApp and others, and fails in others such as Realtek Audio Controler, Facebook, asphalt 9
where realtek is necessary for my use, I used the mod to download the executable from the store, using the code present directly in the store, and I tried to implement it in the iso and I was also unsuccessful

In the case of appx, I downloaded Realtek, performed the test first, uninstalled it and installed it using the downloaded file, it installed and worked correctly, when I inserted it after installing ntlite, the parameter box appeared "< use as "%WINDIR%\Setup\ FilesU\Realtek.appxbundle" >"
So I went to the directory and added the file "Realtek.appxbundle"
However, when installing the iso, the program was not installed

The funniest thing is that I have another preset, which I don't add directly to appx installation, and this realtek control is already directly installed, in the driver compatibility list I add a small list of amd and intel, but I kept the same drivers for both presets, and the one I'm editing doesn't install it, I don't know what's necessarily happening, I've tried to investigate but I haven't been able to make any progress yet


If it solved the download failure problem, you wouldn't need to include appx directly in the iso
 
but it was through this mod that I downloaded the appx. I just couldn't successfully integrate it into the iso using the installation user phase, in the parameter box ntlite automatically adds the text: "< use as "%WINDIR%\Setup\ FilesU\Realtek.appxbundle" >"
and I went to the temporary directory of the image that will be created and inserted the file there, however when installing Windows the appx is not installed, in this case the realtek audio console
 
Appx package files may be installed using one of three different methods:

1. DISM integration as a Provisioned Package file (under Updates).
2. From Post-Setup, using a PowerShell "Add-AppxPackage -Path" command or script.
3. Clicking on the package file from Explorer, when AppInstaller is present in your image.

The reason the Store Apps script is provided, to allow everyone to use option 1. You add all the package files and their dependencies (if needed) from the Updates page. After your first desktop logon, Windows will acquire a per-machine license for all apps (which is normal), and it may take a few minutes before the Realtek app is usable.

For some Apps, they're distributed with an offline License1.xml file which can be included on the Add-AppxPackage command line, so you don't have to depend on the normal online licensing to complete.
 
Its annoying because i used the latest uhd 610(coffee lake) w10 driver that installs the graphics command centre but it cant be used. grrrrrrrrrr :mad:
Found this driver for Dell OptiPlex 3000 Tower
Dell OptiPlex 3000 Tower - Support/Drivers page

Intel-UHD-Graphics-Driver-and-Intel-Graphics-Command_DFFXJ_WIN64_31.0.101.4953_A01_02
Driver release date11th January 2024
on dell that has the driver and graphics centre so it should be the latest gcc from intel.
 
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There's two ways to install packages with an offline License1.xml, you can run a PS command from Post-Setup (more work) or just do it while NTLite already has an image file mounted.

1. Download the latest Dell driver installer file for Intel graphics.
2. 7-Zip extract the folder "Appx\IGCC".
3. Delete x86 and arm package files (unless you're using a 32-bit Windows).
Code:
3637f07019b34d75b2e64060e8fab3e0.appxbundle
3637f07019b34d75b2e64060e8fab3e0_License1.xml
Microsoft.NET.Native.Framework.2.2_2.2.29512.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe.appx
Microsoft.NET.Native.Runtime.2.2_2.2.28604.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe.appx
Microsoft.VCLibs.140.00_14.0.32530.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe.appx

4. Load your image in NTLite. Exit the program, without unloading the image.
5. Open a PowerShell window as Administrator.

Add-AppxProvisionedPackage -Path
[NTLite mount folder] -PackagePath [*.appxbundle] -DependencyPath [*.appx],[*.appx],[*.appx] -LicensePath [*License1.xml]
Code:
cd Appx\IGCC
Add-AppxProvisionedPackage -Path C:\Users\GARLIN\AppData\Local\Temp\NLTmpMnt -PackagePath .\3637f07019b34d75b2e64060e8fab3e0.appxbundle -DependencyPackagePath .\Microsoft.NET.Native.Framework.2.2_2.2.29512.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe.appx,.\Microsoft.NET.Native.Runtime.2.2_2.2.28604.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe.appx,.\Microsoft.VCLibs.140.00_14.0.32530.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe.appx -LicensePath .\3637f07019b34d75b2e64060e8fab3e0_License1.xml

6. Run NLite again. Load the same image. IGCC is now integrated with a default License file.

Windows 10 x64-2024-02-10-13-43-12.png
 
Yep, that all looks the same here :)

At the moment adding the xml post setup with a ps or cmd file is preferable and using the intel setup or zip file, i may want to integrate later, maybe.

Might be better if these posts are moved to the intel graphics thread you think.
edit - a post and a link will suffice i think :)
 
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Go for it. I don't keep track of the Intel UHD threads, so move the two posts to which one makes sense to you.
 
I just put a link in one, people can detour to here then go back to continue about the integration or post install methods.
 
Code:
f4ec19736f874fa89a009d4f6ebe0453.appxbundle
f4ec19736f874fa89a009d4f6ebe0453_License1.xml
Microsoft.VCLibs.140.00_14.0.32530.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe.appx

Code:
Add-AppxProvisionedPackage -Path C:\Users\GARLIN\AppData\Local\Temp\NLTmpMnt -PackagePath .\f4ec19736f874fa89a009d4f6ebe0453.appxbundle -DependencyPackagePath .\Microsoft.VCLibs.140.00_14.0.32530.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe.appx -LicensePath .\f4ec19736f874fa89a009d4f6ebe0453_License1.xml
 
I am facing a problem with downloads of some titles in the store, and compatibility for the store is already active in components, it downloads some applications such as WhatsApp and others, and fails in others such as Realtek Audio Controler, Facebook, asphalt 9
where realtek is necessary for my use, I used the mod to download the executable from the store, using the code present directly in the store, and I tried to implement it in the iso and I was also unsuccessful
If you mean "Realtek Audio Console", it seems the behaviour is that the Console gets installed from Microsoft Store if Windows detects you have a compatible Realtek audio controller. I do not think NTLite would by default block any of that.
 
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