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I found nowhere mentioned of any dependency of Backup and WFEP. As I said, by now the only way I found to get rid of this literal pack of bloats was deleting the WFEP update in the builtin updates list, to generate a new intermediate ISO as starting point (since update removals cannot be stored...

Ps. I sent him a message thru the apposite form, still no replies, I hope he received it...

I didn't know of that, thanks VM. But now that I have discovered the trick, I don't need it anymore... at least, NOT for this component ;)

UPDATE ! Actually, it turns out Remote Desktop IS WORKING even without Firewall and with the respective switch in Settings panel turned OFF !!! It was enough to set the two reg values as you suggested: reg add "HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Terminal Server" /v fDenyTSConnections /t...

Thank you Garlin. So it turns out one really cannot remove the Windows Firewall for RDP to work. Oh well, I will restore it. Btw yes I can confirm, even here, there is no need to change anything in firewall config for RDP to work. On a fresh install with Firewall not removed, it is enough to...

Just to reply to the OP, it is my recent experience that removing the Firewall doesn't allow activation of the Remote Desktop, and likely nothing else (Internet works, file sharing works, everything else seems working BUT mine is a very streamlined ISO without OOBE, Store, a lot of M$ stuff...

Hi, I just wanted to report that I found Remote Desktop not working in my ISO, i.e it could not be enabled in the Settings (error message "Remote desktop is blocked by your firewall" plus "Open port 3389 to let Remote Desktop through your firewall"). In my ISO I had removed Windows Firewall and...

Thanks Garlin, very helpful !!!

Thanks Garlin, what a mess ! Oh you mean 'PM' Nuhi I suppose lol... surely I will Thanks for your explanation btw

I was talking in general. Since in the Updates page there is a menu to Remove every update, and since NTL pretty stores every operation in Presets except this one, I simply judged more logical that even any removal of builtin updates could be stored in a Preset. For example, I found the hard...

I got your points. My idea was simply to avoid maintaining too many separate files for a single project. The solution including all Registry tweaks inside an xml Preset would have resulted more "centralized" and compact, closer to how I would have done things. I understand the need of inspecting...

I think that it would be very convenient if NTL offered a list of Registry operations to integrate, which will be saved in the current preset. Such list will use the same format of standard .reg files (addition or deletion of keys or values). This way, one can avoid maintaining separate .reg...

I think it would be nice if any removal of builtin Updates could be stored in the current Preset, so one can avoid to repeat the same operation manually every time. Only if feasible and without side effects of course. Thanks.

Thanks, I wasn't aware of these details, I tried, it works magnificently :)

Oh I apologize. I read just now that passive files are simply deleted. Ignore this post.

Hi, I need to inject an external file so that after installation it should be automatically placed in the system root (C:\). Unfortunately I don't understand which is the proper path I should enter for that in PostSetup (Copy File). I am not allowed to leave an empty Destination. If I put just...

I know. But I managed to have all "problematic" Windows components, like all Settings panels, Search, Taskbar and Start Menu working even with OOBE removed. Namely, I discovered that it is enough to keep Appx Deployment Service, Runtime Broker and Windows Update Service / Client License Service...

I am always working offline, never live. Yes I have eradicated the OOBE because I really don't want to keep unwanted stuff in my ISO, not just disabling it (for fears some unwanted stuff or annoyances might pop up at some point... with Windows one never knows...) But I still fail to understand...

Oh I see it... what a mess LOL

Ok I'll include it. As you can see: -Microsoft.UI.Xaml.2.0 is NOT removed (NTL shows NO DEPENDENCIES for it) -Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 UWP Runtime Package is NOT removed (NTL shows NO DEPENDENCIES for it) yet Paint3D does not start... Maybe it also needs Microsoft 3D viewer (REMOVED), despite...