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damien6z

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Bonjour je voudrais savoir quelle et la procédure pour remplacer le buttons de démarrage sur windows 10 et 11 pour qu'à l'installation windows il soit déjà personnalisé. Car je les modifie avec startallback et récupérer la cle dans le registre et remis mon . Reg dans ntlite mes sa fonctionne pas a l'installation windows c'est celui d'origine qui et mis . Merci a tous
 
The French translation is a bit complicated. Are you trying to beautify the interface?
Most of the beautification is done by going into the system setup and then wrapping it.
Use a tool like HiBit Uninstaller in a VM that contains an "installer monitor", beautify it and check the new values he creates in the registry. The registry can be imported into ntlite by opening the mount directory, copying the files one by one, and setting up boot in ntlite.
This method is very primitive, but worth a try.
 
Welcome. We ask everyone to post (or translate) in English, because it's the preferred language for NTLite forum.

When using StartAllBack or any desktop UI modification apps, they do most of the actual work in changing Windows' appearance. The reg value by itself probably doesn't do anything. You must include StartAllBack installer as a Post-Setup (After logon) command.
 
damien6z said:
le start orbs pour l'installation windows
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I suggest you use more words to describe and translate into English. "Windows installation starts working"? Are you referring to the OOBE stage? Each part of this process cannot be terminated or replaced, otherwise Windows cannot be installed.
I know a lot of English, but I have no understanding of French at all. I am unable to select your word.
 
reg key won't help since orbs change it as image and they are not in your system, you need to use startallback to make those changes. orb images need to be placed via startallback.
 
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Can't the registry be packaged into wim and loaded during installation？ Will the registry be reset after system installation?
 
You're missing the point. The reg change does nothing without StartAllBack to enable this functionality. There is no way to simply replace the desktop UI bitmaps by a reg setting alone. If you could do that, then why do I need StartAllBack then?
 
garlin said:
You're missing the point. The reg change does nothing without StartAllBack to enable this functionality. There is no way to simply replace the desktop UI bitmaps by a reg setting alone. If you could do that, then why do I need StartAllBack then?
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What is the difference between using the installation monitoring program to view any changes made by StartAllBack and modifying all files and registry according to its changes, and using StartAllBack?This is equivalent to replacing StartAllBack to complete all operations.
 
No. Because StartAllBack, ExplorerPatcher and all those UI mod applications work by DLL injection. They are hacking the running Explorer process by replacing the normal library calls with custom functions.

StartAllBack is not in the same software category as WinAero (which is a reg tweaker).
 
garlin said:
StartAllBack is not in the same software category as WinAero (which is a reg tweaker).
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Thank you for your explanation, garlin. The work of StartAllBack looks very complex.
So far, the only beautification solution is to install it in the virtual machine and repackage it into an image.
 
You can unattendly/silently install startallback. and apply reg file after installation. No need to install on vm and repackge it into an image. repacking image is so unnecessary in these times incase you are installing really complex softwares from companies like autodesk solidworks etc.
 
Did we figure out a way to silent install startallback? cause i still get the window after install even when /silent even on post logon tab does the same
 
Im tryna make it work on post setup either before logon or after, but at the moment im checking if it works by installing in cmd... with /silent /upgrade it does not start installation... with only /upgrade, its literally the default instalation aswell, doing /allusers still show me if i want to install for the user or everyone... i just need that window to be gone...
 
ExDeF said:
StartAllBack.exe /silent /upgrade
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Yeah, this worked!

Post-Setup, After Logon

/upgrade does the trick, so it doesn't open the settings window once the installation is complete! I also had to add /allusers so it doesn't ask:

/silent /allusers /upgrade

I also merged some basic settings, not sure if that helps:

Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\StartIsBack

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Im tryna make it work on post setup either before logon or after, but at the moment im checking if it works by installing in cmd... with /silent /upgrade it does not start installation... with only /upgrade, its literally the default instalation aswell, doing /allusers still show me if i want to install for the user or everyone... i just need that window to be gone...
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Have you tried all three? That's what finally worked for me.

/silent /allusers /upgrade

And if not, then maybe try merging the settings, like I did? Just remove the License and Cache sections and that long Recolor section. This will cover 99% of the settings: Explorer, Start Menu and Taskbar.

Screenie 2026-03-13 11.13.06.jpg
 
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