Windows Media Player removal and Local Account creation problems

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After removing Windows Media Player (Windows Media Player 32-bits) in Windows 10 Enterprise 1809 x64 it still shows up in the Start Menu and in the Optional Features' list (and if I remove it through the Optional Features' list it still shows up in the Start Menu although with a blank icon) but curiously if I don't remove it Windows Media Player doesn't show up in the Start Menu but shows up in the Optional Features' list.

Also, on the OOBE I'm directly taken to the Local Account part where I have to choose a name for it (instead of being taken to this part) when I might not always want to create a Local Account but use an already created Microsoft Account.

Keep in mind that in the attached preset I purposely didn't unselect Windows Media Player because like I explained before if I remove it Windows Media Player still shows up in the Start Menu and in the Optional Features' list (and if I remove it through the Optional Features' list it still shows up in the Start Menu although with a blank icon).
 
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Clanger said:
Not long, its quick. :) Heres what it installs.

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I must have done something wrong since Windows 10 stops at "Just a moment..." during install and it's taking a lot of time (I deleted the VM because I was fed up). I already had a $OEM$ folder and a setupcomplete.cmd inside of it so after adding the Installer.cmd I cut it and pasted it in the Files folder (which was empty) from $OEM$\$$\Setup and added the new setupcomplete.cmd's entries to the already existent setupcomplete.cmd so I must have messed it up (the older setupcomplete.cmd ended with @echo off and I placed it after exit /b which was the new setupcomplete.cmd's last entry).
 
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