Windows 11 update problem KB5034123 (Tiny11)

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Vista1967

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Hello, I need your help because I don't understand why this update problem occurs when I create a new iso with NTLite?
Also when I install Tiny it's impossible to update Windows 11 and it's the same problem again KB5034123.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Sorry for the bad english because I'm using a translator :)
 

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You're right, I used the iso Tiny 11 as a base, it was safer for me because I don't have a lot of competence to realize and reduce the win11 original iso myself.
I will try again with the original iso and thank you very much for the quick response in both topics!
 
Vista1967 said:
[modified iso] was safer for me because I don't have a lot of competence to realize and reduce the win11 original iso myself...
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This is a mistake (link) that many new members make, and what most of them don't realize is the more you remove from Windows the more skilled and knowledgeable a person must be in order to troubleshoot and fix issues related to that tweaking. In other words, using a premodified ISO is the absolute worst thing a newbie could do, and they should instead choose to start fresh and either learn how to make their own image so they can tailor it to their specific needs and more easily figure out how to troubleshoot it, or follow a vetted guide and don't go off-course unless you can handle it.
 
The problem with Tiny11 and other debloated ISO's is the developer has already decided on what's removed, and how they did it. Many of them aren't compatible with applying Updates (and most disable Windows Update).

While NTLite can handle adding Settings, Unattended, and Post-Setup changes to modded ISO's – it can't guarantee the image is serviceable for updates or more removals. Also redistribution of MS software violates the license agreement, so we don't support other projects here.

You're fine taking a clean ISO, and asking for help on making your own image.
 
You're right, it's a beginner's mistake :) Do you have any advice on what to do and what to deactivate on the original iso?
I don't speak English, so it's a bit harder for me to do it myself, but I'll definitely try more times to understand how it all works.
 
I found everything in the forum you posted for instructions, I'm starting to read slowly and in 2-3 days I will dare to do a personalized iso myself.
Thanks for all the information and your effort to make it easy for us!
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