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Oh ok, look here https://www.elevenforum.com/t/add-or-remove-all-apps-section-on-start-menu-in-windows-11.9293/ Maybe that's what you want

Directly with NTLite, you load Windows (Windows 11 Pro for me) You have the same options as when you mount an image, except for those that are "specific" to the image.

These options are not in your preset. You can check in NTLite which option is applied for these two parameters.

Indeed, after a reboot, the gateway is displayed in the setting Otherwise, by applying the registry keys, even if the gateway isn't "visible" in the settings (before the reboot), it still works. But yes, since the GUID changes with each installation, registry keys are not the best choice.

Ah ok, maybe that's why by applying the registry keys, the gateway is not applied in the network settings, I would look with a reboot Thanks PS : No need to reboot for IP, DNS and Mask

Hello Is it possible to change/modify the "DefaultGateway" from the registry (not with a command prompt) ? It's ok for IP, DNS, Mask, but "Gateway" is not applied Thanks

Okay, I have the service for the image and in Live. I was doing the tests directly in Live.

I tested it, and indeed, disabling the "DHCP Client" service allowed internet access when configuring it manually. Microsoft has changed this. I will test it by removing the component For info, the service is listed in the Services tab in NTLite and can be disabled

You can remove Secure Boot Update BCD is useful for other things

Look in the Visual tab

I'd have to test it again, maybe MS has changed that since then

Since 24h2, if this service is disabled, there is no internet access (as with the DNS service). Until 23h2, these 2 services could be disabled (or even deleted) and the internet would still work by manually configuring the settings.

With nuhi we tested some but not all of them. And in 2 or 3 tested, there was already this "non-application" problem.

I deleted it and there were no problems with the network. I don't use WU

It's not possible to exclude a directory from the SFC scan, if I remember correctly.

Asked nuhi to add it

It seems you're keeping the "SmartScreen" component. You can try renaming the corresponding file first to see if it breaks anything you're using. And if that works, you can try deleting the component.

If you have Defender, did you disable the relevant option before launching the NTLite process ? Or could another antivirus be causing this problem

You're talking about those options, I suppose

I have this, when I download this ISO on the MS website : Win11_25H2_Swedish_x64_v2.iso