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fair. My attempts showed similar results, but since I'm a little more 'forgiving' to some features, I thought that was the reason for the diminishing returns. It turns out to be the base material its an even less polishable turd than 21H2.

One way to go about it is using non-DCH drivers, but that's been getting harder and harder as time goes on. Another way, which I find preferable, is to get your hands on some OEM xml licenses (Dell is a good place to look) so you can have the UWP apps preinstalled 100% offline and working.

There was an MVS collection which had that ISO if I'm not mistaken... yes, it does. Do you want a PM or should I post it here? I had to leave LTSC 2019 behind because of controller support, as old controllers broke and had to be replaced.

Question: Did anyone tried Windows Server as a base media? (I mean, its close to windows 10 LTSC, but its meant to have less base weight on the system and more resources left to run the server itself.)

nuhi: I use it, since I'm on PT-BR but need EN-US input for some software and work stuff.

you can add these lines to the autounattend.xml, right after the </UserAccounts> line <Themes> <ThemeName>Space</ThemeName> <DesktopBackground>%WINDIR%\Web\Wallpaper\Space\00.jpg</DesktopBackground>...

Okay, back again at this. Downloading Microsoft-Windows-WirelessDisplay-FOD-Package~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~ and placing it into NTLite's Features on Demand folder does NOT help, neither does taking said file from the FOD isos, nor anything I do for some mysterious reason. Language packs for...

Extra context after many experiments: I have tried to enable other features like fax and scanner and that works flawlessly. The issue with Wireless display returning a red dot / "Ignored" message remains.

I might be doing something wrong, but whenever I try to integrate wireless display in features, I get a red dot and it doesn't work. I have the Microsoft-Windows-WirelessDisplay-FOD-Package~31bf3856ad364e35~amd64~~.cab in the NTLite folder, as well as the packages for all the languages I'm...

Explorer Support for zip and cab formats.

Works on both LTSC 1809 and 21H1. nuhi can I suggest that to be added as a tweak?

Ok, after quite a bit of research, I stumbled on this: If you use anonymous access to connect NAS or other computers, you need to enable the insecure guest logon policy. In Windows 1803/1709 it blocks access to shared network folders over the SMB 2.0 protocol under an anonymous (guest) account...

Will do so again, the first attempt have windows breaking itself under updates or so. I am in the middle of trying a different preset, but I found that keeping the SMB1 client is enough to make them detectable, but no accessible, trying to map or access the drive gets me an error 0x80070035...

Exactly what it says on the tin. I have a Portal Router and it has usb capabilities and I want to put a usb HDD on it. The configuration page says it uses SMB, but not which version, FTP and DLNA. On the windows side, however, even when I can find the disk, I can't access it, and I have tried a...

Or the machine in question can be incompatible, like Dell G Series. It supports everything EXCEPT power delivery though USB-C (With good reason, mind you, there is no USB-C PD capabilities to deliver the 240W the RTX variants need to work properly), so the protocol is disabled within hardware...

ok, I managed to find a dell thunderbolt package which comes with the preinstall license to the uwp App. Like with realtek app, with the license you can add it to an install script, as long as said script runs after the first boot (I personally suggest a registry file to add a runonce script as...

A Graphical interface for UWP Drivers, bypassing the apps themselves?? Now THAT is a magnificent idea! Windows would be a LOT better if this UWP crap was exterminated.

Hmm, I've done that just yesterday, and it still works. How I do it: 1 - Prep ISO with NTLITE, updates, driver integration (non-DCH), Unnattended (DCH drivers go here), tweaks everything. 2 - Boot PC from the USB drive, go get some coffee while it does it's thing. 3 - After it has booted to...

after starting connected to the internet for the first time, no connection with the internet is needed for further use. They have been working on my PC for about a month and a half, and I plan to reinstall my brother's computer soon, and will report if it still works or not.

The issues with Linux start with the Kernel. Nevermind the whole deep ingrained issues with graphics, the main problem though, is the all encompassing mentality that if it is not free, then it should not be a focus of linux to make it work, and in some cases it should not be allowed to work. I...