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Ok, I thought it was the one for Win7 Your explorer : Windows 7 explorer : Windows 11 explorer : Your Explorer doesn't look like the one in W11, that's why I thought of third-party software.

Yes confirmed for me too nuhi

It looks like you're using SAB with 7 theme, right ? SAB's dark theme is a bit different from Windows', if I remember correctly.

Or just enable it for the dark theme, it's very noticeable in the light theme.

Yes, that's the correct option on the Drivers page in NTLite. To list the .inf files, aside from the Drivers page too and viewing each driver individually I don't see any other way at the moment.

And with Dark theme in NTLite ?

If you want to import a Power plan into the image from the host, you can use this option on the Registry page. Example for the "normal" plan. Host (read-only) => Import -> Image, then leave the "Activate" box checked. This will activate the Power Plan and overwrite the existing one if it's...

You might need other drivers in this Chipset Drivers directory, I need 3 for example, other than those in the specific directory for my platform. You can test this by using the "Import from the host" option on the Drivers page, and you'll be able to see exactly which driver is imported. For...

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Hello Is there a Windows component that manages the refresh rate (monitor) ? After each boot/reboot, the frequency reverts to 60Hz Having never tested a monitor above 60Hz, I wondered Thanks

It's Windows Feature Experience Pack (Client.CBS) in NTLite, if I remember correctly

The best thing to do is test it and see if everything is okay for you I don't remember why I'm keeping WSDAPI anymore, I'd have to look into it

What I kept on one of my PCs, just for the Ethernet connection Network Profile is just for Antivirus

Maybe "Network Profile" component Better with your preset, to see

Share your preset

Perhaps there's a change in the boot.wim file, or maybe an option (script or otherwise) is modifying the default installation.

If you have an autounattend.xml file in the ISO, maybe remove it I've never tried leaving that file with a "in-place" installation

When I use Process Monitor, it's very fast, I haven't noticed any significant resource consumption.

I also kept Event Viewer until Nuhi and I talked about it, and he told me it wasn't very useful, so I deleted it. It never missed

Ah, you tried with NTLite, I only saw it with Windows Update. Testing directly with the .msu file under Windows (Standalone) should produce the same problem. You're not the only one with this issue, it seems. See if the link above can help.