Replace the installation file directly and add the corresponding registry entry

Mr. Yu

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For integrated patches, I have noticed a very practical feature in nlite. It allows direct replacement of files within the ISO, reducing the size of the ISO, and does not write patch record files.
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Similar to IE8 integration, I successfully replaced the edge file and registry in Win10 ISO to update it to 126.
Does NTlite allow this? I believe this can greatly reduce the ISO size of Win7-10 without causing it to expand due to the accumulation of patches.
 
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Directly replacing files and registry entries doesn't solve the problem of the WinSxS component store, which no longer matches the file installed under \Windows or \Program Files. SFC or DISM /restore-health would overwrite your changes.
 
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