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I do it this way. I get all the files and registry entries from the manifest files so i only need this define a component. var c = new Component2(@"Calculator", Accessories, false) { CheckFs = (image, wim) => wim.FileExists(Path.Combine(System32, "calc.exe")), ComponentNames = new List<string> { @"x86_microsoft-windows-calc", @"amd64_microsoft-windows-calc", @"x86_microsoft-windows-calc.resources", @"amd64_microsoft-windows-calc.resources" } };

Hi ben, i finally tried your tool. The first thing i noticed is that loading the image is very slow. I think that loading the information from the image can be done alot faster maybe you can look at this.

I'am still working on this tool. The next version will be released 1-2 weeks after the .Net Framework 4 goes RTM.

To reduce the installed size you can try to apply the image from the install.wim to a Vhd and boot from it. Thanks to Ntfs-Hardlinks a unchanged HomeBasic x64 install needs just ~6,78GB.

Next Version comes in a few Weeks or so. I'am very busy with other things in the moment.

Hi can you post the log file?

@alex a: i check this b: the ExitCode = -2146498555 can be ignored. It means that the package does not exist in the image. This happens then a Package also removes others.

Thats becase enabling the WCF-HTTP-Activation Feature fails. I have the same Problem with some other Features. I think it's a Dism issue.

Thanks for the feedback the Servicing Baseline Packages are no longer shown. Fixed the preset bug in 1.0.2.7 i hope so. New Version 1.0.2.7 first post updated. If you get a Cannot Mount Image Error try in the new MenuItem Tools->Clenup Image Mounts and then try it again.

@Alex Can you post the complete log file?

To add all drivers from a folder you can type inf in the searchbox of the openfiledialog. Fixed in Version 1.0.2.6. Can you try enable features on and off again? Maybe in Version 1.0.3X @all New Version 1.0.2.6 first post updated.

Fixed in Version 1.0.2.5. First post updated.

Working on both issues.

New Version 1.0.2.4 first post Updated.

Next Version will show the Packages in a TreeView so you can see all the parent - child relations.