Integrating Windows App and Feature on Modified ISO

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AnwarKongo

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hi, recently i downloaded customized windows 10 with stripped unnecessary feature but this customized windows 10 didnt have windows photos and windows backup, i tried install the windows photos using appx deployment but it only working for few days and force close every time i open an image. is it possible to integrate some of feature and app into customized windows 10 ISO using NTLite?
thankyou
 
Editing someone's customized image is risky, because you don't know what steps they took. You're better off using a clean ISO, and using one of NTLite's templates (ie. Lite) to strip down features.

NTLite forum isn't the place to talk about downloading custom ISOs, that's considered software piracy.

If the ISO's author explains what features they removed, you're welcome to try it on a clean image.
 
As we are here describing how you can ditch that 3rd party custom ISO, let me add to the discussion:
- detect removed components like this
- then edit an official ISO from Microsoft and refresh your OS with the Host Refresh feature, or reinstall it
 
Man's removed ICM, thats most likely the reason you have error with photo viewer software, some will still work like image glass and such, also handing out an activated ISO would be considered software piracy (or attempting to sell them), but giving someone a windows ISO in which they require their own license to activate is not considered piracy, this you can google and find out that its completely legal in about 0.15ms
 
garlin said:
Editing someone's customized image is risky
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Very risky. Its not what they have taken out its more what they may have put in ;) :cool:.
It is okay to look at them for educational purposes however to see what they have done then create and modify for your own clean ms downloaded iso.
 
Txmmy said:
but giving someone a windows ISO in which they require their own license to activate is not considered piracy, this you can google and find out that its completely legal in about 0.15ms
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Absolutely false, you're violating the Windows EULA where it explicitly states you cannot redistribute ISO's, or modify them for other people's use. The internet is filled with crap legal opinions.
 
If in doubt err on the side of caution. Besides, rules may vary from one jurisdiction to another.
 
what clanger said is true, err on the side of caution, legal opinions might be crap but in court decisions it is final and the guides to go by to reasonably predict outcomes, and if that says anything then I would say that giving someone a sample of provide free as is software that they can activate themselves by purchasing said licenses later would be entirely legal and would not land you in a court room, a clause in a contract that isn't enforceable by law isn't a term that should be in there and will be over looked and ignored in the outcome or decision
 
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