Which missing Components cause those issues on Windows 11?

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Hello!
I used the "Lite" template with all Apps+Modern app support+Bluetooth+VPN+OOBE+Activation+Fonts+WLAN+Host Machine+VirtualBox compatibility and i have some issues with a few apps.

1) The MSI Afterburner setup doesn't work. After i click install it just closes after a few seconds and generates this log file.
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2) Firefox setup gives an error just when it's about to finish installing.
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3) Some context menu items don't work. When i click on them they don't do anything. TakeOwnershipPro is one of the affected apps.
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Does anyone know which missing componenets cause those issues? Thanks.
 
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Removing Client.CBS (Windows Feature Experience Pack - Desktop) will break your desktop.

At this point in time, I don't trust 24H2 is stable yet. Wait until next month's update (which should be around the RTM date), and try again with a newer image. Until then, it's throwing all sorts of random "referenced memory" errors.

Two more components you should not remove:
Code: 
                <c>eventtracing 'Event Tracing for Windows (ETW)'</c>
                <c>winsxs 'Windows Component Store (WinSxS)'</c>
 
garlin said:
Removing Client.CBS (Windows Feature Experience Pack - Desktop) will break your desktop.

At this point in time, I don't trust 24H2 is stable yet. Wait until next month's update (which should be around the RTM date), and try again with a newer image. Until then, it's throwing all sorts of random "referenced memory" errors.

Two more components you should not remove:
Code: 
                <c>eventtracing 'Event Tracing for Windows (ETW)'</c>
                <c>winsxs 'Windows Component Store (WinSxS)'</c>
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Ok. I will try the same but without removing CBS, ETW and WinSxS.
Thanks.
 
garlin said:
Removing Client.CBS (Windows Feature Experience Pack - Desktop) will break your desktop.

At this point in time, I don't trust 24H2 is stable yet. Wait until next month's update (which should be around the RTM date), and try again with a newer image. Until then, it's throwing all sorts of random "referenced memory" errors.

Two more components you should not remove:
Code: 
                <c>eventtracing 'Event Tracing for Windows (ETW)'</c>
                <c>winsxs 'Windows Component Store (WinSxS)'</c>
Click to expand...
Only the context menu issue got fixed (It was because of CBS). I still have the same issues with Firefox Setup and MSI AF Setup.
Stock 24H2 does not have those problems so its definitely a missing component.
 
An old thread suggests restoring Error Reporting. It won't fix why the installer fails, but it make the error handler not throw out an uninformative error message.
Code: 
                <c>errorreporting 'Windows Error Reporting'</c>
 
garlin said:
An old thread suggests restoring Error Reporting. It won't fix why the installer fails, but it make the error handler not throw out an uninformative error message.
Code: 
                <c>errorreporting 'Windows Error Reporting'</c>
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Ok I will try it thanks!
BTW I found the solution of the MSI AF installer. It was PowerShell 32 bit that was needed.
Now only the Firefox installer is left.
 
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garlin said:
An old thread suggests restoring Error Reporting. It won't fix why the installer fails, but it make the error handler not throw out an uninformative error message.
Code: 
                <c>errorreporting 'Windows Error Reporting'</c>
Click to expand...
Error reporting didn't give me any clue but i made some progress myself and the results are really weird.
- Removing just the components (Lite template), the Firefox installer works perfectly fine.
- Removing just the optional features, the Firefox installer works perfectly fine.
- Removing both (Components + Optional Features) will break the Firefox installer.

I have no clue why this happens. Help?
 
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