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You can already check if Windows Update is checked in Components - Compatibility (to protect necessary components).

Indeed, Microsoft has pulled this update

I've seen some software (or mods) for this, but I haven't seen any registry keys (or other tweaks) to do it. Then again, I haven't looked for them either.

Post in English please

I'm removing all Xbox components, no problem. The new features from the Preview (which will be in Patch Tuesday) have already been addressed (leftovers added to existing components, etc...) Share your preset (after removing any personal information, etc...) and see if we can find something

Once the presets are generated (an .xml file like this: "Auto-saved 7531a409"), use Notepad++ (or another text editor that can compare files) and compare the two XML files generated by NTLite. I do it every time, sometimes but rarely, Nuhi changes the name of an entry, and therefore NTLite...

You can check if the same modifications are made with both versions of NTLite. Once the ISO/image is finished, save the generated preset for both versions of NTLite and compare them.

I haven't had any problems with the update (only following some changes we're making with Nuhi) But I'm not using a VM for testing or other, only a dedicated partition. Perhaps try using the old setup (which I've been using from the start) if you haven't already Settings => System > Boot/Setup...

It's good with "Oct 10, 2025 template" and NTLite 2026.1.10671 ?

nuhi has had driver issues with VMware recently (or something like that) I believe Should check with him

I remove Content Delivery Manager and no problem for me with 25h2 And the others components too, with clean install

Integrating the updates takes approximately 8 minutes, out of the entire NTLite process (14m 28s), for me With Windows ISOs getting "larger" with the latest updates, the process of recreating the image, for example, takes a little longer, but nothing too drastic. Between 26100.xxx and...

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