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Well first make sure the installation has the wof driver installed. Best if you have installed that system with any of WinNTSetups compact option. Than start the compression: WofCompress -c:LZX -path:C:\ It will automatically use the exclusion list in WimBootReCompress.ini that WinNTSetup has placed in Windows\System32 folder. You can also use it to just compress any folder, if you want: WofCompress -c:LZX -a -path:D:\Programs

Yes The WofCompress tool for Win7 - win10 http://jfx.cwcodes.net/WofCompress/WofCompress.7z

What you mean with "won't let you"? It should display a warning, but let you continue.

Added a link on first post.

Yes, a ini is always loaded if found. Either Winntsetup.ini or the one specified by -cfg parameter.

No order does not matter, expect NT6 must be first one.

WinNTSetup_x64.exe NT6 -source:%MYISO% -wimindex:1 -cfg:WinNTSetupHome.ini should do exactly that.

No, if you set source in command line you must set wimindex there too.

NONE option does not compress any file, but adds the wofadk.sys driver and copies the WimBootCompress.ini to System32 folder. So this new install can read WOF compressed files and is ready to be compressed later.

Ah, ok my mistake, seems it uses bcdboot.exe from your system32 directory and that one does not accept the firmware switch. I'll fix this later, but older version should work for you: http://jfx.square7.ch/WinNTSetup/WinNTSetup392.rar

The error comes from bcdboot.exe, see G:\Windows\WinNTSetup.log for more informations.

Yeah, Defender now detects some of my tools a as virus. So MS blocked my entire outlook account Well new link to v18.10 on first page.

@blipton Make sure the 3 icons next to boot drive are green. @click-click Not sure what you mean with old icons? The tweak only removes cortana, task switch and people icons from taskbar. The 3 options you also have on the taskbar right click menu.

I have not problem with gimagex, it produces a correct wim file.

It does not have the needed xml information and not even my fix for that seems to be working for this image. How did you made this WIM file

It are 2 separate combo boxes, when you set ALL you mean this command. bcdboot C:\windows /s C: /f ALL

Why not use: WinNTSetup_x64.exe VHD-CREATE -file:H:\myVHD.vhd -size:16GB -type:fixedfast -label:"MY VHD" VhdTool2.0.zip

I create the VHD manually and diskpart only to create the partition in this case. If you curious search for vhdtool and vhdxtool.

@Tihiy MS remove the option to disable ImmersiveContextMenu in Windows 10 1809. It seems to be an easy fix for CDefView::_DoContextMenuPopup, but I guess we really need your skills for the CProperTreeHost::CreateHWNDInternal part. Can we get rid of the blurry menus with the next ONE release?

Use "Instant creation" option.

Hmm, the log file tells that there was a "F:\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\BCD" And a "F:\Boot\BCD" file.

I would say, you already had this entry before and just deleted the old VHD.

Your right, if you use no tweaks and no other checkbox or command line, the only registry change is the drive letter.

Interesting yeah, but not so easy to implement. Not all tweaks are simple registry values. Also some are different depending on the Windows version. Removing the useless build-in Apps would not be possible on all Host OS, due to dism limitations: I'll consider it if I find a good way of doing it, but for now it's properly the best doing that with setupcomplete.cmd in $OEM$ folder. "Applying tweaks" sounds better than "Applying settings" or any idea?

Hi mnogo999, the "Turn off USB Device after safe remove" tweak is only using the DisableOnSoftRemove REG_DWORD you mentioned.