SgtSixpack

Sorry for not replying earlier I saw the post but it was in the middle of removing sata cables to be sure all files remain on the disk I installed the OS to ( a problem I've experienced with dual boot before). At the same time, my Samsung CFG73 was presenting itself as the culpret of the situation where a display signal is not always picked up (not a problem ordinarily since it finds it on hittng the desktop). I reset the bios but that only served to illustrate the signal is a problem for the Integrated IGFX and my vega 56 is not the cuplret. Sorry for the tangent. TO THOSE WHO UPGRADED TO WIN 10 https://teamscm.co.uk/showthread.php?tid=1244 The above explaination was illuminating because ofcourse I have the option in NTLite to disable this stuff beforehand. I also went to blackviper for service tuning. However part of the problem was that I must have been too eager to hack the ISO filesize down, make other changes; because the setup failed after I got a monitor signal back (didn't matter if I was using display port or not, flakey monitor signal is flakey. The monitor in other respects is grand however. I didn't need to grab another older monitor, it eventually resolved it own problem on its own. After reading posts about trying to execute scripts and minor hiccups such as detailed here: Silent Post-Setup PowerShell script for all users | Page 2 | NTLite Forums https://www.ntlite.com/community/index.php?threads/silent-post-setup-powershell-script-for-all-users.180/page-2 & Here: Batch and Post-Setup | NTLite Forums https://www.ntlite.com/community/index.php?threads/batch-and-post-setup.101/ I've decided that I can run the script on the windows 10 desktop to save time and effort. FYI I've got the mining bug and some programs like xmr-cast don't support windows 7 and I could not get the amd blockchain driver to hit the desktop in win 7 (reboots just as the desktop is appearing). I'm glad I have setup multiboot to test this stuff. Keeping my main boot OS on win 7 sp1.

https://teamscm.co.uk/showthread.php?tid=1244 I did make a post on another forum but it placed it into moderation so I can't copy n paste (another lesson learned). It was rather lengthy so I'll wait till I can copy it but in the meantime I hope that link above works.

I want to make this part of my unattended install: https://gist.github.com/matthewjberger/2...fa34e597f457b7f I am following a guide on how to customise windows 10. I have at least my storage drivers since they are compatible between windows 7 & 10. I have a copy of windows 10 pro and an activation code. I'm using NTlite to customise the .wim files. However the guy who wrote the guide said my question on how to use this script in my install was better asked here. FYI this is the guide I speak of: https://www.win-raid.com/t750f25-Guide-Integration-of-drivers-into-a-Win-image.html

I want to install on a 30Gb partition of an SSD and I think that none of my updates were applied from the image I created in NTLite (300 updates pending from WU). I think it was the hibernation file which ate all the space and the installer decided to not do any updates. I have previously installed on 37Gb partition but since I always disable hibernate and put my pagefile on a partition it can share between different OS's I don't need such a large windows folder. Apart from this problem, I read that it could be disabled under unattended but I've never seen this option and wasn't really fussed till now.