Do you want to boot into Audit mode, before doing a sysprep/generalize and capturing an install image for NTLite?
Boot into audit mode:
Don't forget to disable networking (or unplug the network cable) during sysprep.
Otherwise Windows Update can silently update UWP (Store) apps in the background, and mess up your sysprep.
No, I want OOBE mode to allow the system to enter the first configuration interface after installation is completed. But when I used NTLite for the second round of packaging, the system did not enter the first configuration interface
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