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Okay, for me that's what takes up the most time.

If you're integrating Windows updates, that's what takes the most time

I wanted to post this, but it's still in "draft"since several days, I haven't clicked "Post reply"....

Yes I was saying that I hadn't tested it on Windows 10, since Windows 11 (when I installed it)

I also removed it with W10, I haven't retested since W11, But there's no reason that should have changed

Yes, NTLite can remove them, I do

Great and you welcome I never install it, more like a "portable version"

Try with light theme (difference with me) just in case But that would be surprising

I don't have this problem, I can modify services, scroll to the bottom, and it's "blocked"

Are you disabling the option in Defender as indicated in the NTLite popup when you apply the changes ?

It seems there's an error with the registry (and "Image info") Either NTLite can't access it because it's already being used by another process (unlikely, there's an error message for that). Or the file mentioned doesn't exist, also unlikely. Error - Hive file missing...

The preset includes all the modifications you made with NTLite And that's what I do. When I want to integrate a new update, I start from scratch with an unmodified ISO (where the editions I don't want have already been deleted) add, remove and change the update in the preset, on this line for...

You're welcome

I can't remember if it was both or just one of them, normally <c>copilotpwa 'Windows Copilot (InboxApp)'</c> <c>microsoftwindows.client.aix 'Windows Copilot (Pacote de Experiência de Recursos do Windows)'</c>

You're welcome Ah yes, perhaps Game Mode isn't present with W10, I haven't checked With W11, I don't keep any of those components, and there's no problem with the Devices page, but I don't remember about W10, it's too far But that doesn't speak to me.

With W11, the Game Mode component (at least the DLL file) needs to be retained for Settings to work. Perhaps with Windows 10, it's only for the Device page. You can test this by retrieving the gamemode.dll file from System32 and copying it

From what I remember (it's been a while since Windows 10), it's not the OOBE but the setup itself, during installation. And needed for Settings too nuhi will confirm

Yes, Intel has managed to restore almost the performance levels to before those "patches" Since I have 2 BIOS on my motherboard, I have one with an older microcode version (2017 or 2018, I can't remember exactly) for benchmarks, best OC, etc...

Yes, it's indicated in the Notes

I don't know about those ones