After processing with NTLite, the options in the Modern Tweaker do not work

[ExDeF]

Hi!
These options do not work in Modern Tweaker (Russian language only):

1. Context menu > Add items to the desktop context menu > Run as TrustedInstaller


2. Context menu > Add items to the Computer context menu > Edit file Hosts

 

[garlin]

Seriously, DO NOT post your preset on a random filesharing site.
Nobody should be exposed to several malicious ads just to read your preset, when it can be easily attached to a post.

I'm not even going to bother clicking the other link. Your problem is most likely caused by tampering with UAC.

 

[ExDeF]

Fixed

 

[garlin]

Thanks.

 

[ExDeF]

I set the default UAC settings to the same as in the original Windows. It still doesn't work!
It works in the original Windows.
This means that NTLite is breaking something in the system?

 

[garlin]

Follow the normal strategy for troubleshooting:

1. Make a backup copy of your preset.​

2. Load a clean image.​

3. Load your preset.​

4. From the Settings screen, click on Reset icon from the toolbar. Repeat from Services.​

5. Apply changes and test new ISO.​

If your problem disappeared, you know it was something in the Settings or Services tweaks.
If your problem continued, you know it was one of the removals.

For a removed component, I would suspect:

                <c>microsoftwindows.client.cbs 'Windows Feature Experience Pack'</c>

 

[ExDeF]

I've done all of this.
The reason is in the removed components.
but I can't find it.

 

[ExDeF]

When you launch from the context menu "This PC" > "Edit file Hosts" , the following window appears:



Translation: Application not found

Does not start - Control Panel > User Accounts
There is no deletion of this record in the preset NTLite.

 

[ExDeF]

I found the problem:
Components > System > HTML Viewer
I have marked in my preset not to delete, but the file \System32\mshta.exe gets deleted!
Nuhi please correct it!
p.s. I can specify in Components > Compotibility > Protected file patterns: \System32\mshta.exe ?

 

[tistou77]

If the file is deleted, it means that there is another component than HTML Viewer that deletes it, and therefore should also be kept

And yes, you can
You can already test by recovering the file in an full ISO/image and copying it to the System32 directory.
This will give you an idea of whether you need the component (with the registry keys) or if just the .exe file is necessary.

EDIT: sometimes the associated .mui file is also necessary

 

[tistou77]

It is the Internet Explorer component that deletes this file