Quote from: humbert on April 12, 2025, 05:48 AMNo I don't. Actually, I've been able to create a new image and the problem wasn't due to Vmware. This new version will be available later this week-end.Quote from: scarface on April 10, 2025, 12:00 AMFor unknown reasons, I'm unable to capture the image of windows 11 under Vmware player (Sysprep fails during OOBE with "Error SYSPRP BCD: BiUpdateEfiEntry failed c000000d"). I'm going to use another virtual machine. Hence, The release of a new image of windows 11 is delayed.
Do you know of another virtual machine program other than VirtualBox and VMWare?
Quote from: scarface on April 10, 2025, 12:00 AMFor unknown reasons, I'm unable to capture the image of windows 11 under Vmware player (Sysprep fails during OOBE with "Error SYSPRP BCD: BiUpdateEfiEntry failed c000000d"). I'm going to use another virtual machine. Hence, The release of a new image of windows 11 is delayed.
Quote from: humbert on April 05, 2025, 04:41 AMIts not tampermonkey scripts rather automation scripts to install Windows in unattended mode. You only need manual intervention with Selecting Language, Disk and User account creation with/without cloud account. I have made it to be compatible with 32bit, 64bit and ARM64 for Windows 10 and 11. NTLite has issues with component removals so this script will remove bloatware and other apps/pinned items for clean experience. Just copy to root of burnt flash drive or extracted ISO and you're done. No need to install OOSP 10 and manually select everything etc. You need to perform only minor tweaks using winaero tweaker. I kept it as stock as possible to avoid breaking secure boot and boot.wim updates that refused to boot when I deep clean unneeded components via NTLite. Component removals through WinToolkit didn't break Windows 11 23H2 and 24H2.Quote from: Vasudev on March 29, 2025, 06:37 PM@humbert Found a unattended answer file generator https://schneegans.de/windows/unattend-generator/
You're confusing me here. I don't remember finding anything. BTW what is this thing? It looks like a script for Tampermonkey. Tell me more.
I'm on 23H2 and it works great. I keep hearing complaints about 24H2. For example, they made it more difficult to map network drives. You have to go into the Group Policy Editor and enable it. Let me hold off on it until they iron out the remaining bugs.
Quote from: scarface on April 07, 2025, 10:04 PMActually you can do both. The on-access scan can be disabled. By default it's automatically on after each restart, but this can be disabled too.