GamerOS Windows 10 & 11 DIY Preset

Download the latest NTLite build (2023.5.9249), and do:
- Load live host
- Preset / Save / Extract current image state

This will create a reverse preset listing what's currently on your system. Attach the preset file here. They won't be any personal data revealed in the save file.
 
garlin said:
Download the latest NTLite build (2023.5.9249), and do:
- Load live host
- Preset / Save / Extract current image state

This will create a reverse preset listing what's currently on your system. Attach the preset file here. They won't be any personal data revealed in the save file.
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Thankyou for the assistance.
 

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Traccs said:
Thankyou for the assistance.
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Comparing your preset against the default GamerOS, we have several UAC changes:
Code: 
<Tweak name="Microsoft-Windows-LUA-ConsentUI\Diagnostic\Enabled">0</Tweak>
<Tweak name="Microsoft-Windows-Security-UserConsentVerifier\Audit\Enabled">1</Tweak>
<Tweak name="System\ConsentPromptBehaviorAdmin">5</Tweak>
<Tweak name="System\ConsentPromptBehaviorUser">3</Tweak>
<Tweak name="Uac\Debug\Enabled">0</Tweak>
<Tweak name="Microsoft-Windows-UAC-FileVirtualization\Operational\Enabled">1</Tweak>

Honestly with so many tweaks, I don't know which one is breaking it. Make a backup copy of your preset, and use Notepad to remove all these lines. Then remake the ISO.
 
Hey guys so after some input, and some thought of what I want to put out, this is what Ive been doing so far

Its a windows thats fully customizable afterwards, the stuff that one isnt able to rip out thru dism, ive removed and left everything behind functioning

to customize you require the powershell script, and then choose what you want from the lists, disable with a # the stuff you dont want to happen
(you only need the powershell script after, and its designed so you can experiment with whats the best configuration for you}

stuff to note is that Im just taking tweaks from elsewhere and compiling them into one iso, with gaming purpose in mind

it would be nice to see what you guys think, about the iso and in which direction, i should take it, as Ive got an idea in my head of how i want the thing to operate, and look upon install but lack knowledge and still have much to learn, Im just a dude over here clicking buttons, trying to gauge
if anything has changed and is it postive or negative, on average I strip an iso and gain at least 5% fps and thats just removing stuff from the iso

and because of fear monger's I have gone ahead and left defender (fully working} and windows updates (fully working), thanks chris for making me think about things and kinda see where your guys heads are at with custom iso's, but I assure you that any stripped iso is far more secure then an iso from microsoft, if its not there and or broken it cant be exploited, thats a pretty easy concept to wrap ones head around, but I understand the fear when it comes to changes that they have made other then ripping stuff out, thats why the powershell is included, so you can choose what to
do to the os

this is not a new gamerOS, its just a version of it for those people who want a default looking os, please let me know what you think, ive pretty much got my gamerOS formula road all set, its just ive got no direction, and when one idea doesnt work with another idea ive got to go back and change stuff, if i could get some help on making powershell scripts that would be amazing but alas I know no one

Ive been working on buttons for my powershell script, but im thinking checkboxes would be better, and then a run script button, but alas my ocd doesnt live up to my skill, so i will take time and learn more
 

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Txmmy said:
Hey guys so after some input, and some thought of what I want to put out, this is what Ive been doing so far

Its a windows thats fully customizable afterwards, the stuff that one isnt able to rip out thru dism, ive removed and left everything behind functioning

to customize you require the powershell script, and then choose what you want from the lists, disable with a # the stuff you dont want to happen
(you only need the powershell script after, and its designed so you can experiment with whats the best configuration for you}

stuff to note is that Im just taking tweaks from elsewhere and compiling them into one iso, with gaming purpose in mind

it would be nice to see what you guys think, about the iso and in which direction, i should take it, as Ive got an idea in my head of how i want the thing to operate, and look upon install but lack knowledge and still have much to learn, Im just a dude over here clicking buttons, trying to gauge
if anything has changed and is it postive or negative, on average I strip an iso and gain at least 5% fps and thats just removing stuff from the iso

and because of fear monger's I have gone ahead and left defender (fully working} and windows updates (fully working), thanks chris for making me think about things and kinda see where your guys heads are at with custom iso's, but I assure you that any stripped iso is far more secure then an iso from microsoft, if its not there and or broken it cant be exploited, thats a pretty easy concept to wrap ones head around, but I understand the fear when it comes to changes that they have made other then ripping stuff out, thats why the powershell is included, so you can choose what to
do to the os

this is not a new gamerOS, its just a version of it for those people who want a default looking os, please let me know what you think, ive pretty much got my gamerOS formula road all set, its just ive got no direction, and when one idea doesnt work with another idea ive got to go back and change stuff, if i could get some help on making powershell scripts that would be amazing but alas I know no one

Ive been working on buttons for my powershell script, but im thinking checkboxes would be better, and then a run script button, but alas my ocd doesnt live up to my skill, so i will take time and learn more
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Gameros has and always will be just a customized Ntlite script. It's not to be the end all and be all for any one person or for all. It's for a person to load up, see what they want to keep and what they want to leave and that should be it.

Honestly it's up to the end user to understand what this does and adapt. I have really enjoyed it and changed it to my own needs. Nothing more and nothing less.

Thanks for putting the work!
 
Np thanks for the support, For The Advanced Users, this is my personal script, the registry is from ltsc 1.0.5c unchanged, and the other stuff is all self explanatory, enjoy yourselves
 

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FYI -- Txmmy's 5.20.2023 preset removes several required packages for UWP (Store) apps. Just be aware if you want to try this.
 
Nice, I think yours is similar to my GamingOS 10 and GamingOS 11 but better, I haven't tried yours out. It is still in development and I plan on making it public, also the presets of GamingOS 10 and GamingOS 11 are attached below. You can test it and find out why the post-setup applications are not installing, I have tried using suggestions from other forums but I cant understand it.
 

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singharyan44 said:
Nice, I think yours is similar to my GamingOS 10 and GamingOS 11 but better, I haven't tried yours out. It is still in development and I plan on making it public, also the presets of GamingOS 10 and GamingOS 11 are attached below. You can test it and find out why the post-setup applications are not installing, I have tried using suggestions from other forums but I cant understand it.
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What i think you may find with some of your 'tweaks' is that some controllers need xbox services to work. Also, the apps you have added are mostly for lower end machines, which some would benefit from the thought of. Silent switches will install them unaided
 
Does anyone know what packages I need to keep in order for Snipping Tool (ScreenSnip) to work properly on W11?
The Win +Shift + S menu opens properly but attempting to view or paste the snipped image does not work.

I have already preserved the Capture services, Snipping tool itself, capture picker.
I tried to restore/reinstall the snipping app via dism / powershell but that did not fix it.
 
Lykrin said:
Does anyone know what packages I need to keep in order for Snipping Tool (ScreenSnip) to work properly on W11?
The Win +Shift + S menu opens properly but attempting to view or paste the snipped image does not work.

I have already preserved the Capture services, Snipping tool itself, capture picker.
I tried to restore/reinstall the snipping app via dism / powershell but that did not fix it.
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<c>clipboardusersvc 'Clipboard User Service'</c>
 
Im new to the NTlite scene. My question is what does the post setup script do. And when exactly should I use it after setup.

Thanks
 
robmc826 said:
Im new to the NTlite scene. My question is what does the post setup script do. And when exactly should I use it after setup.

Thanks
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In the last preset, the Post-Setup script is only a placeholder. Scroll back to post #704 if you want to try a more finished version of it.
 
Txmmy said:
Np thanks for the support, For The Advanced Users, this is my personal script, the registry is from ltsc 1.0.5c unchanged, and the other stuff is all self explanatory, enjoy yourselves
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This works for Windows 11?

And does the script file that is zipped in the other script post work on Win 11? GamerOS PostSetup.ps1
 
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