Cleaning Updates Backup (DISM ResetBase) and On-Demand Features and error when disabling [resolved]

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Failure to install the on-demand feature "TPM Diagnosis" diz que dar arquivo .cab não localizado

The update backup wipe (DISM ResetBase) is no longer green?
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What was my mistake to happen to be ignored the deactivation of "Windows Media Player Legacy"
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The on-demand resource "Math Recognizer~~~~0.0.1.0" is not being integrated and when I export the pre-definition file the line referring to the resource does not appear
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The components: "Eye Control" and "Remote Desktop Client - 32 Bit"
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None of your attachments are viewable. Please attach your preset, as screen captures are not a real substitute for a preset.

DISM ResetBase in general cannot be used if there are pending (staged) operations. After all pending operations are cleared (after a successful reboot during the install), or your image doesn't have any of them, DISM will allow a ResetBase.
 
Unfortunately I no longer have the attachments I sent, but as soon as I have them I will send them again.

I don't understand about DISM.

As for the other components, even without seeing the attachments, do you have any answers?
 
DISM is the Windows command that NTLite calls to apply Updates, Features, and packages for an image. Certain updates are staged, or marked as to be installed later after a reboot, so DISM cannot allow cleanups until the delayed install is completed.

You cannot answer questions based on a screen capture, a preset is needed to see everything NTLite is asked to do.
 
Failure to install the on-demand feature "TPM Diagnosis" diz que dar arquivo .cab não localizado >> The problem can be seen here

The update backup wipe (DISM ResetBase) is no longer green?
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DISM ResetBase gets the green dot on the recovery images, but not on the main image (Windows Home Single Language)
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What was my mistake to happen to be ignored the deactivation of "Windows Media Player Legacy"
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The on-demand resource "Math Recognizer~~~~0.0.1.0" is not being integrated and when I export the pre-definition file the line referring to the resource does not appear
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The components: "Eye Control" and "Remote Desktop Client - 32 Bit"
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1. Enabling .NET Framework will always trigger a pending operation. This is why we ask for a complete preset, and not a screen capture.
Code:
                <Feature name="NetFx4Extended-ASPNET45">true</Feature>

If you want to run DISM Cleanup, then process the entire image without making any .NET changes. After you have applied everything, reload the image and now enable .NET features. There will still be pending operations in the final image, but DISM Cleanup has already done.

2. Media.WindowsMediaPlayer feature is dependent on Media.MediaFeaturePack (codecs).

3. Math Recognizer is a pre-installed Feature in every image.
 
1. About DISM: Even though the dot is gray and not green, has it already been done or do I really need to create the image once with the .NET features disabled and then redo the same image again with the .NET features enabled?

2. About the Math Recognizer~~~~0.0.1.0 feature: I remember that in some older versions it was integrated into the image, but since a few versions it is no longer integrated as shown in the attached images. In fact, after installing Windows I have to install it manually, because it is not integrated into the image.

3. About Windows Media Player: I want to remove the feature and not install it, so the dependency would only be necessary if I were to install Windows Media Player, which is not what I want to do. Two Windows Media Players appear: 1 is successfully removed, the other is ignored, and it is precisely about the ignored one that I want to know why it appears there or not removed because of the dependency?

4. About TPM Diagnostics: I can't install it whenever the .cab file is not present, being that it is there yes

5. About Eye Control and Remote Desktop Client 32-Bit components: They are not being removed
 
1. About DISM: Even though the dot is gray and not green, has it already been done or do I really need to create the image once with the .NET features disabled and then redo the same image again with the .NET features enabled?
If you enable any .NET features (or integrate .NET 4.8.1 separately) and applied changes, the image is stuck with pending operations.

Which means DISM Cleanup is not available and you need to start over with a clean image, if you want to use cleanup. .NET is different from all other FOD's, in that it requires staging because of how .NET assemblies are created.

2. About the Math Recognizer~~~~0.0.1.0 feature: I remember that in some older versions it was integrated into the image, but since a few versions it is no longer integrated as shown in the attached images. In fact, after installing Windows I have to install it manually, because it is not integrated into the image.
This is 23H2 Home Single Language from the official ISO, but it's the same thing.
Math Recognizer is present in the image, because the package version isn't .1 (which means it's not a placeholder).

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4. About TPM Diagnostics: I can't install it whenever the .cab file is not present, being that it is there yes
TPM Diagnostics feature CAB's are only available on the Optional LSOF ISO, and must be added as an Update package. It's not one of the pre-installed features in any Windows image.
 
1. Do I then need to create an image without the .NET resources, then load this image and do the image creation procedure again, but this time with the .NET resources activated?

2. About Math Recognizer, it was installed in previous versions of NTLite.

And what about items 3 and 5?
 
Item 1 have already resolved.

Item 2 is still unresolved, for some reason after the image was created the mathematical expression recognition feature was removed and had to be installed manually after installation.

Item 3 resolved in some NTLite update.

Item 4 solved following Garlin tutorial in this post.

Item 5, when paying attention to the log, I verified that the components appear as removed, however in the graphical interface as already sent the screen prints, it shows as not removed, not completed.
 
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