Pictures ran by the Photos app close after a second

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Recently, the pictures ran by the Photos app automatically close after a second.
 
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Kasual said:
Something has been removed/disabled, don't know what could be.

https://www.ntlite.com/community/index.php?threads/updates-and-photo-app-dont-work.126/post-1035
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I've been testing and it looks like an app removal caused this. I still don't know which one but it looks like it wasn't even a system app removal.

EDIT: Well, this is very confusing. It looks like it's caused by removing Microsoft Sticky Notes because after I removed all the unwanted apps but this one I didn't have the problem. The thing is that if I remove it with MSMG ToolKit I don't have the problem but if I remove the remaining apps with NTLite the problem returns, which is strange. If I choose to remove all the unwanted apps with MSMG ToolKit the Photos and Store apps are in english and not in my native language and if I run them nothing works.
 
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nuhi said:
@Windows 10 User, thanks for the feedback, since you mentioned Sticky Notes, I think I can guess what it is, a common API of sorts which is used on majority of graphic-related Apps.

Should be fixed in next, out today.
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Actually, I think it doesn't have to do with that app removal but with other thing. I removed all the apps except the NET.Native ones, the VCLibs, the Calculator, the Photos, the Store and the live mode ones. Will you fix the Internet Explorer bug that breaks the MMC Extended View after it (Internet Explorer) is removed by NTLite and will you add an option to remove the Microsoft Quick Assist app? Also, some services aren't disabled after I disabled them in NTLite.
 
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Make sure to enable Core Metro Services compatibility to protect crucial Metro components.

IE Engine/Frame removal removes Services page description, it's a dependency. Described in on of those components.

Quick Assist, not at this moment.

Which service is not disabled?

Thanks.
 
But I think there are some things I want to remove and in order to do that I mustn't enable Core Metro Services compatibility.

So, I can't remove Internet Explorer with NTLite without messing up the service's description? If I remove it with MSMG ToolKit I don't have this problem.

The Security Center service, among others. Another thing, if I disable the Biometrics service with NTLite I have the "Something went wrong You can try again, or skip for now." error message on the OOBE.
 
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ege914 said:
if your photo app is not the classic one and the new metro app then metro apps doesnt work while uac is disabled...
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What do you mean by that? I removed Windows Photo Viewer, kept the Photos app, deactivated UAC and all the UWP apps work besides the Photo app when I run a picture.
 
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@Windows 10 User, are you either getting paid by or work for the "other product", you have mentioned it 11 times on this page alone. I thought those poxy goggle work at home and earn 30million dollars per hour spam posts you see all over the web were bad enough, popping up like bloody moles everywhere but at least they only have one per article.
 
Clanger said:
@Windows 10 User, are you either getting paid by or work for the "other product", you have mentioned it 11 times on this page alone. I thought those poxy goggle work at home and earn 30million dollars per hour spam posts you see all over the web were bad enough, popping up like bloody moles everywhere but at least they only have one per article.
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What? I even criticized the other programs (MSMG ToolKit and WinReducer) and said that NTLite is more complete than the first and I couldn't even install Windows 10 in Hyper-V with the ISO created by the second and I'm not the only one complaining about this bug (there's a recent thread created by another user about it). What's even weirder is that this bug was fixed in a previous version (just like the one regarding Office OneNote and the following version had it again before being fixed again in the next one) and now the two latest versions have it even though it was said to have been fixed in the latest version.

EDIT: The Photos app issue was finally fixed in the latest NTLite version.
 
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