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No, just no. MSStore means windows updates has to be running, which means random reboots while I'm doing my stuff despite many, many hacks trying to tell them not to. Anyways, I have found a 26.20.100.6951 (sorry don't have the URL, but can upload it to Mega if you guys want it) driver from...

Fair enough. As far as my machines go, 1809/LTSC and 190X Drivers are the same, and software works as expected.

I would choose enterprise, not pro, simply because you can (supposedly) disable telemetry and updates. Essentially, Enterprise S and LTSC are the same thing, except by the latter has longer update cycles. If you're going mainline though, why not use the current 1909 version? With proper...

Huh, my dell monitor (U2419H) buttons are underneath as well, but mine pops these speech baloon like labels on screen when I press any.

That you guys are using Intel Graphics Control Panel is likely the reason for that. Uh, the app has been discontinued in favor of Intel Graphics Experience. The name is a bit of a mouthful, hence why I call it 'thingie' or IGE. "UGH" would be a better acronym, it is all flair and essentially...

I've attempted a minimum W10 (for my standards, I'm sure some people here could shrink it even more by taking touchscreen, miracast adn such) this weekend, and it installed successfully. Still have to attempt UWP drivers on it, but I'll do it tonight and see if it works. It has no Hyper-V or...

I don't think it is Hyper-V, I have both Intel Graphics Experience (Y'know, the new UWP panel thingie) and Hyper-V completely removed in this machine I use (Dell G5 5590). I've recently posted the config used to create this windows version I'm using here, and while I don't claim to be an expert...

Try the dependencies of the Store apps? Also, what is the last version of IGCP you have? I'm trying to figure a way to avoid UWPs but its been hard as **** to bypass M$ latest round of bullcrap.

Copy the microsoft-windows-netfx3-ondemand-package~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~ Microsoft-Windows-NetFx3-OnDemand-Package~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~[language code]~ files in the [unpacked iso]\Sources\sxs\ to [NTLite Folder]\Updates\[Isobuildnumber].FOD\ (usually into C:\Program...

I know how to add things to runonce, yes. What I didn't had was time to test with a functional run yet, my previous attempt had a bad update (something onedrive related) so it didn't run setupcomplete correctly apparently. Trying again without that update later today. Also Spotify I managed to...

Trying that. Notepad++ gives me problems because Replacer (which runs afterwards) needs the admin permissions. *sigh* ...onwards to more testing

:/ Tried that. Spotify and Grabber are installed for that user account and deleted along. Notepad++ appdata folder with the resources goes as well, and simply copying it back gives me error messages. Trying to work on getting Setupcomplete back on track. I suspect there is some tweak that...

Yes, and as mentioned that is part of the problem. Some programs do NOT install correctly when launched with admin permissions.

Eh, no, I don't have a M$ account, and as long as I can I never will.

Yes, in many models we are. A Dell G5 for instance, needs DCH Audio driver or the Headphone plug will not work correctly, as well as a 'Alienware Control Center Application' to control RGB (which I can live without) and the Fans speed (they are set to Turbo otherwise), and this UWP App REQUIRES...

Minor nitpick. Miracast/WiDi and DLNA actually check some registry entries, but need very little to work (You should just avoid CCleaner or Wise's Registry Cleaning Apps afterwards). Keeping "Media Streaming", "ICS Internet Conection Sharing" and "Aplication Layer Gateway" got that working on...

So I'm using SetupComplete for some automated installs, but nowadays the script only runs if forced (via autounattend.xml) for some odd reason or another. Therein lies a problem: Forced SetupComplete runs as Admin, and not Elevate-As-Needed, meaning some odd programs do not work correctly...

Not really, because I've been busy trying to make UWP drivers to work and they are a PAIN. Thanks for pointing that out, I'll try.

OK, this is the most effective, surefire way I've found so far: 1 - Open NTLite, mount the image you want language packs for. After it finishes mounting the image, you'll see something like 'Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2019 (1809) x64 - Client 17763.107' This last number is the build numbe and...

Ok, updating on that, yes that method works, for nearly anything. I got a failure on Dell Mobile Connect because it needs a driver installed beforehand. One issue is that it was copying every app indiscriminately which is just poor form when dealing with more than one machine. The correct CMD...