NET Core 3.1 Desktop Runtime, RegOrganzer, and so on., adding commands to SetupComplete.cmd to delete some system Services, commands to delete Scheduler tasks, autounattend.xml, WinPE removal, saving the result, installation test.Īnd if the assembly meets all the requirements - remounting the source, converting install.wim to install.esd, and only after that I save the final result to ISO, which is supposed to be used or stored. Then I close the Toolkit, and I specify the Toolkit\DVD folder as the source in NTLite (free), where I have additional tasks: removing some system components that cannot be removed using DISM and ToolkitHelper, some System apps whose removal does not yet support Toolkit, adding several small essential programs to post-setup, RuntimePack_Lite_x86_圆4. ISO at this stage is created as a backup. The fact is that my tasks, as you probably already understood, are not limited to adding Workarounds for installing win11. I want to add, although these details do not directly relate to your question, but to make it clearer, it is probably better to explain. After processing the install.wim, I apply the changes and save to Toolkit and create a new ISO I generally work with install.wim in Toolkit anyway, as I don't use the original images for installations, so there is no need to use additional tools. Click to expand.I don't know what's more convenient for you, it's up to you.Īnd that's exactly what I do - I replace MANUAL install.wim, I've already written it to you several times)
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