Clean Install's premature end: Load Failure [26] Security Violation

[InnerBrat]

Do you disable Copilot + Recall setting (Settings - Privacy) ?
It breaks the explorer if disabled in the image

With Home you should have Gallery at least (if you haven't disabled this option in NTLite)

THIS is the kind of answer which I was hoping for.
It doesn't even matter if you're on spot or not.

So, yes, I did remove Copilot + Recall.
If I understand you right, it's safe to disable after the install, but not from the image?
And what can I try now to see if this is really the cause?
Is it possible to re-add it without a clean install, to see if things change?

I did disable the Gallery in NTLite. Is that also problematic?
I can avoid doing it in NTLite, Brink in Elevenforums offers a way to remove it after the install. I simply wanted an image with all like I want it from day 0. But if it's a problem, it's not worth the 2 minutes times I spare. Let me know.

 

[tistou77]

Never tested by reactivating the option in Live, you can test
And yes, only disable it in Live (under Windows) if you want to keep the W11 explorer (and if MS has not changed anything since)

For Gallery, if you have disabled it in NTLite, it is normal that it does not appear, so you can re enable the option (reboot or just disconnect maybe)
I restart the explorer process for this kind of test

 

[InnerBrat]

Never tested by reactivating the option in Live, you can test

For Gallery, if you have disabled it in NTLite, it is normal that it does not appear

Ah, I thought there might be some DISM command to reactivate it, eventually by getting it with WinGet or something if it's not present in the component store anymore?
If you know of any such command let me know
Otherwise how would you proceed?

I know it's normal that what I remove doesn't appear , although I'm finding a few weird things in NTLite which I will publish in a separate post later.
But it's not about Gallery. It's about the fact that the Home in Explorer is completely blank, although there are folders pinned to Quick Access, as you can see on the left panel.
This, and the malfunctioning navigation arrows, are beyond simply "defaulting to legacy Explorer".

 

[InnerBrat]

DISM /Online /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:Recall /All

And baam. Back to the new Explorer:

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F.CK YOU MICROSOFT!!!!!!!!!!
F.CK YOU AND YOUR F.CKING RECALL!!!!
F.CK YOU F.CK YOU F.CK YOU F.CK YOU F.CK YOU F.CK YOU!!!!

So ironic that the one to provide me with the DISM command to solve this sh!t was Copilot.
But thanks tistou77 for the hint


And while before restoring Recall the command

Get-AppxPackage -AllUsers *Microsoft.WindowsAppRuntime.CBS*

was returning nothing, now it returns this:

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Which means, it was installed (as I had already suspected from the fact that C:\Windows\SystemApps\MicrosoftWindows.Client.CBS_cw5n1h2txyewy was present).
But the absence of Recall breaks something and the system somehow doesn't find Microsoft.WindowsAppRuntime.CBS.