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Huh, I don't remember seeing that in the description. I guess I missed it.

Oh, I thought you meant you were going to add a command post-setup to make sure it works. I didn't know you were talking about the post-setup page in NTLite. Cool!

Ok, so as I said in the original post, I was going to try replicating the issue in an unaltered windows installation. The issue persisted in unaltered windows, which means it's unrelated to NTLite.

Hey nuhi Thanks so much for releasing this! First of all, the good news: DotNet works, thanks to the template you included in the updates tab. I also had no issues including the latest updates in my ISO as well. Now all of DotNet and my updates are pre-installed! Awesome! Sticky Notes works...

Unfortunately that's really the best anyone can do when tweaking windows... squeeze out a little extra performance. The backdoors and spying will always be there. I wouldn't be surprised if most of it is hidden deep in the suspiciously large NT kernel.

Interesting. I guess NTLite removes some component along with "Tablet PC" that also disables sticky notes. Does Windows PDF Reader work for you? Or do you have the same problem I do? That might help nuhi track down what the component is.

Hey nuhi I hope I'm not bugging you too much, but since the next release is tomorrow... Have you looked into this issue? Will it be fixed in tomorrow's release, or will it be in a later release? Thanks!

I'm not sure that sort of question is really answerable. "Privacy wise", nothing you do with Windows 10 (aside from unplugging the computer it's installed on) will ever be "enough" because Windows is closed-source. I know that's not the answer you want, but if you care about privacy at all, you...

Thank you nuhi! You're awesome! Also, why shouldn't the Microsoft Account Sign-in Assistant be disabled? I don't have a MS account.

My SSD is 128GB, so Windows doesn't compact itself by default. Running "compact.exe /CompactOS:Always" in CMD after installation works fine, so I also think it just needs to be added in both places to work in NTLite. Thanks for looking into it!

It doesn't work if the edition is Windows 10 Home or Pro, even though the option is available. So I think it's confusing, since some users will set it to "Security" and think it's working, even though it won't work. I already knew about the Windows editions that support the Security telemetry...

Bump... Will this be fixed in the next release? :)

nuhi I got it working by using host refresh, so my specific problem is already solved. My point was just that this is an important bug and I hope .NET 3.5 can be fixed when making ISOs in the next release. I thought you meant that Updates > Add > Templates > .NET was supposed to be a third...

Also, Updates > Add > Templates > .NET didn't work.

Thanks Nuhi! Host refresh from the full ISO worked! And although Windows Update has been working fine on this installation AFAIK, that wasn't the issue. The issue was that .NET 3.5 was enabled in my preset, but wasn't available in the resulting install.

go to the components tab, and at the top search for "Volume Shadow" make sure everything is checked. At the very least you need the "Volume Shadow Copy (API)" under System

1. see here go to Services on the left, then check that the Volume Shadow Copy service and RPC service are enabled. 2. go to components and search "firewall" at the top. There's an option specifically called "Windows Firewall - Removes Firewall UI and disables the functionality" nuhi feel...

OK! So telemetry is indeed set to "Security" even though it's not shown in GPEdit, right? Edit: Or are you saying ALL telemetry functionality is removed along with Asimov? Thanks so much!

haha sorry, I guess I opened that tab 30 seconds before you responded and didnt see it. I'll look through all your responses and respond in a couple minutes :)

nuhi See here.