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Don't know, you properly the first one ever getting this error message. Make sure you not running out of free disk space. You need at least the size of \Windows\System32\config\SOFTWARE.

Sure, just add a APPX dispaly name to the RemoveAPPX section. Wildcards like ? and * are allow, too.

It depends if there is a wimlib_WIMHOST_error.log than 47 is one of the wimlib error codes else it would be a System Error Codes.

SAB tires to start ImmersiveShellController before sending Local\ShellStartupEvent, this can't work in a WinPE. It's ok with a tiny twinui.pcshell.dll, but maybe SAB could ignore this check if: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\MiniNT key exists.

WinNTSetup has an option to save drive letter assignment. If this not works for you, than manually backup the registry value of your Z: under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\MountedDevices.

It is the same syntax as the ini file uses: WinNTSetup_x64.exe NT6 -sysPart:HDD0:1 -tempDrive:Z: -sysLetter:C: -bcd:EFI -silent -setup

Yes, seems there got something wrong with the rar creation. WinNTSetup 5.4.1 - added missing LANG folder - bootice language files prefer MUI names - disabled multicore apply for x86 version. - removed system menu integration

See first post as usual. Merry xmas and a happy new year to all.

WinNTSetup 5.4 - support for Windows 24H2 and Server 2025 - added arm64 and x86 versions - language files prefer MUI names - support for RTL languages - use only one DISM session - fixed Windows 7 ESP drive mounting - updated Windows 7 USB3 drivers instructions - new disable defender tweak includes Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool

The NTFS permissions comes from the WIM file. MinWin apply only changes the admin rights (MinWin\Default\Options.ini --> AdminAccess = 1) EDIT: I'll disable AdminAccess in next version, it's useful to test and modify MinWin installation, but should not be default.

Did you make any progress on this? Sounds like the USB disk becomes inaccessible during boot. Did you tried different hardware to boot the USB disk? Is there any difference with official Windows To Go setup?

No, it does not touch this value. 0x1C - is the default on Windows 10/11, so I wonder why you have a different one.

WinNTSetup_x64.exe NT6 -sysPart:Q: -tempDrive:Z: -sysLetter:-C: -bcd:ALL -silent -setup

Yes, the currently running system has the correct data in \DosDevices\Z:. The offline system has invalid data in \DosDevices\C:

Mountpoints are calculated, but if you want to do it manually Look up the data of the new partition under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\MountedDevices and add it to the offline systems registry \DosDevices\C: value. I doubt that. VHDs are unique, you need to updated the BCD for every new VHD.