Today i added these commands to setupcomplete. it disabled microsoftteams and microsoftedge (edge only! not webview since we need it) installaton and blocks future installations...
system is clean on online install, no tray icons, no startuptasks to update or install them. View attachment 5999
I reached my goal of clean stable fast windows 11. with the preset i shared, +replacing empty start.bin and these commands. its adware free. the only thing missing is contextmenu editor. but atleast i added my own menu
would be interesting to try out on ltsc 2019 and 8.1 especially as i am having sysprep errors with it that may be apps/x related.
i would settle for an option to disaable them in setupcomplete.cmd.
nope my edits never break anything its so soft edited. it looks clean yes but its about UWP apps. i don't play with other components so nothing gets broken.
thanks garlin i might have solved my problem. i removed the answerfile xml at root, created user account as normal, logged in, updated and sysprepped. it didnt like Administrator account but does like normal user account.
DISM runs as TrustedInstaller, SetupComplete runs as SYSTEM. DISM would win on permissions. The way to test this would be install the previous month's CU in your image, and run WU. If DISM wins, you'd have to switch to NSudo and execute the batch.
.bmp and .txt can be removed if you remove paint and notepad by ntlite
.shortcut couldn't be removed and .ps1 couldn't be added back (i even tried installing powershell 7 and preview didn't add itself also adding it as reg entry didn't work)
i just want to remove .bmp and windows forcing me to remove paint just to do it. ffs its stupid. i would freakig completely destroy notepad and paint but even ntlite's edit preset button won't work if i remove notepad nuhi
I read somewhere start.bin is portable, once you're done customizing -- it can be copied to any machine. And it's doubly encrypted (for reasons?). Guessing for the express purpose of preventing edit to the reserved icons.
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