Doubt in presets

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Numberman

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Hey Hi, I'm new to this ntlite concept.. I'm about to create my own custom lite windows 10 version... Is applying preset is a must do step for creating my own iso? Sorry for asking basic questions

Thanks in advance
 
Yes, it's just a file that has a bunch of component removals and registry keys or other tweaks saved so that you could share it with someone, or use it yourself to make another custom image with, but without needing to manually go through and select all those options again. It's a timesaver.
 
Hellbovine said:
Yes, it's just a file that has a bunch of component removals and registry keys or other tweaks saved so that you could share it with someone, or use it yourself to make another custom image with, but without needing to manually go through and select all those options again. It's a timesaver.
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I'm glad that you seen my post and thanks for explaining.. and also i have a small doubt... Ntlite went not responding while removing any components or updates, is this usual?
 
You mean it froze or crashed? Make sure you're using the latest version from the official site (https://www.ntlite.com/download/) and disable any antivirus that's running, such as Windows Defender's realtime protection, or else it will interfere with NTLite.

If you continue to have problems then it's because of something on your computer (corrupted files, virus, bad tweaks, etcetera), you may have to do a clean install of Windows again, using an unmodified and official ISO from Microsoft, then install NTLite, disable Defender, and try again.
 
Hellbovine said:
You mean it froze or crashed? Make sure you're using the latest version from the official site (https://www.ntlite.com/download/) and disable any antivirus that's running, such as Windows Defender's realtime protection, or else it will interfere with NTLite.

If you continue to have problems then it's because of something on your computer (corrupted files, virus, bad tweaks, etcetera), you may have to do a clean install of Windows again, using an unmodified and official ISO from Microsoft, then install NTLite, disable Defender, and try again.
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It's just frozing for certain seconds and after that it just removing the components I've tried to remove... I just had my defender turned on.. I'll try it after turning it off.. thanks man... Do you got discord? It'll be helpful to text..
 
I don't have Discord, however there is an NTLite community there (link) if you're not already on that. I'm going to bed now, and most members are in a timezone where they aren't online on the forums right now too, so you won't receive much support for a few hours--if you post something else don't expect a reply for a while.

You should really spend some time just playing around with NTLite and familiarizing yourself though, before asking a ton of questions, because a lot of things will be answered by just experimenting. It's okay to make mistakes and start over, it's going to be trial and error to get it right.

Take the time to thoroughly read through these 3 links and especially spend the time doing the NTLite for Beginners guide because it shows you step by step how to make your very first custom ISO, that you can then save a backup somewhere so if you mess up you can then copy that ISO and try again:

1) Guide: Choosing a Preset (link)
2) Guide: NTLite for Beginners (link)
3) Guide: Installing Windows (link)
 
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Hellbovine said:
I don't have Discord, however there is an NTLite community Discord here if you're not already on that (https://discord.com/invite/UDMbgc6B5e). I'm going to bed now, and most members are in a timezone where they aren't online on the forums right now too, so you won't receive much support for a few hours--if you post something else don't expect a reply for a while.

You should really spend some time just playing around with NTLite and familiarizing yourself though, before asking a ton of questions, because a lot of things will be answered by just experimenting. It's okay to make mistakes and start over, it's going to be trial and error to get it right.

Really take the time to thoroughly read through these 3 links and especially spend the time doing the NTLite for Beginners guide because it shows you step by step how to make your very first custom ISO, that you can then save a backup somewhere so if you mess up you can then copy that ISO and try again:

1) FAQ: Choosing a Preset
2) Guide: NTLite for Beginners
3) Guide: Installing Windows
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Sure thanks man and joined in discord too
 
Numberman said:
It's just frozing for certain seconds and after that it just removing the components I've tried to remove... I just had my defender turned on.. I'll try it after turning it off.. thanks man... Do you got discord? It'll be helpful to text..
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It is recommended in some cases to temporarily disable AV while the process takes place to avoid any issues with removal and/or corruption of the image being processed. It also speeds up the process too
 
Numberman said:
It's just frozing for certain seconds and after that it just removing the components I've tried to remove... I just had my defender turned on.. I'll try it after turning it off.. thanks man... Do you got discord? It'll be helpful to text..
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If you are removing a lot of components at one time it will lock up from time to time. It happens on my machine as well on a vanilla install. Just got to be patient and let Ntlite do it's thing.
 
Don't forget to backup your master preset to enforce with future removals/ configuration and maybe rename it, as NTL name it as Auto-xxxxxxxx if you run it continually.
 
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