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When I modify a Windows 11 installation using Sysprep and ResetBase, and then try the version I created, I get the message shown in the image. I'm new to modifications and I don't understand why I'm having this problem.

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The first problem to solve is do you get install errors from doing a sysprep/capture, but make no changes in NTLite?

Some common sysprep errors are:
- Not removing C:\Windows.old on a 24H2/25H2 image​
- Not blocking Windows Update from silently updating Store apps in the background. A common trick is to unplug the network while you're in sysprep mode. Otherwise you have to run some PowerShell clean-up commands.​
- Not generalizing the image​

DISM /ResetBase from sysprep shouldn't do any harm, as long as you're not installing .NET (which requires a pending reboot to finish the .NET install process).
 
garlin said:
The first problem to solve is do you get install errors from doing a sysprep/capture, but make no changes in NTLite?

Some common sysprep errors are:
- Not removing C:\Windows.old on a 24H2/25H2 image​
- Not blocking Windows Update from silently updating Store apps in the background. A common trick is to unplug the network while you're in sysprep mode. Otherwise you have to run some PowerShell clean-up commands.​
- Not generalizing the image​

DISM /ResetBase from sysprep shouldn't do any harm, as long as you're not installing .NET (which requires a pending reboot to finish the .NET install process).


just wanted to modify the Windows interface and add some programs like Windhawk and the Token Light 7tsp Icon by VIN STAR theme. However, this problem has appeared several times, and I don't understand what the solution is. I need to activate the ResetBase file and move the unattend file to the Sysprep directory. After these steps, I try to modify it, but the problem still appears.
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I have a question: when I restart in sysprep mode, this problem appears.
 
I believe you need to restore this component:
Code: 
                <c>sharehost32 'Share Host - 32 bit'</c>
 
garlin said:
I believe you need to restore this component:
Code: 
                <c>sharehost32 'Share Host - 32 bit'</c>
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It didn't work, and I'm still trying because the shop I work at requires me to create a share file for the devices on the network.
 
If you just want to keep this component for testing purposes, delete the line, and the line break if there is one, and then save.
 
That error I would saw only when Windows Recovery winre.wim is removed on Win11 24H2+.

That said, you should check the logs:
learn.microsoft.com

Sysprep Process Overview

Sysprep Process Overview
learn.microsoft.com

But first use NTLite's templates like Gaming or Lite, not GamerOS preset from 2024.
 
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