+ Updated the Feature “Remove Windows Component” to support Windows 10 Client v1903 (v2.1) & v1903/v1909 (vx.2274) Source OS. + Updated the Feature “Remove Windows Component” to support Windows 10 Client v1809/LTSC2019 (v3.1/v3.3165) Source OS. + Fixed a Bug in the Feature “Remove Windows Component”, where the Clipchamp Windows App was not removed when selected for removal for Windows 11 Client v22H2 Source OS. NET Framework 3.5 Critical Dynamic Update. + Updated the Feature “Integrate WHD Updates” to support integrating Microsoft. NET 6 Desktop Runtime Pack (Windows 7/Windows 8.1/ Windows 10/Windows 11) with Microsoft. NET Core 3.1 Desktop Runtime 3.1.27 Runtime. NET Core 3.1 Desktop Runtime Pack (Windows 7/Windows 8.1/ Windows 10/Windows 11) with Microsoft. NET Core 3.1 Desktop Runtime” for Windows 7/Windows 8.1 Source OS. + Updated the feature “Integrate Microsoft. + Updated Toolkit’s Bin folder with 7-Zip v22.01 Command-line Binaries. + Updated Toolkit’s Bin folder with Windows 11 v22H2 Insider Preview WADK (v8.1000) Tools.
The ToolKitHelper.exe requires Microsoft. Windows 8.1/ Windows 10 Host Operating System for Servicing Windows 7 / 8.1 / 10 Source Images.
Msmg toolkit windows 8.1#
Windows 7 with SP1 / Windows 8.1 / Windows 10 Host Operating System for Servicing Windows 7 / Windows 8.1 Source Images. Windows 7 with SP1 / Windows 8.1 / Windows 10 / Server 2008 R2 / Server 2012 R2 / Server 2016 R2 Installation Disc DVD/ISO. Windows Server 2016 R2 (All Editions) Requirements Windows 10 Threshold 1, 2, & Redstone 1, 2, 3 (All Editions) Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry (All Editions) Load/Unload WIM Image Registry for Modification Supported Operating Systems WIM Manager to Display, Delete, Rename, Export, Split, Merge, Capture, Apply, Cleanup, CheckHealth, ScanHealth WIM Image Indexes
Msmg toolkit install#
Sync Source Boot and Install Images to Bootable USB Flash Driveīurn an ISO Image to Bootable USB Flash Drive Import Default Metro Apps Association from XML FileĮxport Default Metro Apps Association to a XML File Remove Windows Components Using Package List Remove Default Metro Apps Using Apps List
Integrate Custom Default User Account Pictures Integrate Custom Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) Integrate Windows 8.1 Pre-Activation Data & Tokens Integrate Windows 8.1 Media Center Generic Activation Tokens
Msmg toolkit Pc#
Integrate Windows Thin PC Add-on Packages Integrate Microsoft DaRT Tools to Boot & Recovery Images Integrate Remote Server Administration Toolkit (RSAT) Integrate Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) Integrate Windows Multimedia Restricted Codecs Integrate Windows Management Framework 5.1 FeaturesĮxtract Source DVD Files from OEM / IMG ImageĬonvert Windows Store ESD Image to WIM ImageĬonvert Windows Media Creation Tool (MCT) Image to WIM Image Start to finish, the Win 10 + BI + configuration and setup took less than an hour, it'll probably go a little faster with the SSD.The MSMG ToolKit is basically a Tool to Service, Customize, Add or Remove Features and Components, Enable or Disable Features to Microsoft Windows Operating Systems.
It should be an easy transfer but if not then I'll just reinstall the system again on the SSD. I going to swap the current spinning HDD with a cheap 1Tb SSD that I just got this morning. I think you can script it to do an automated debloat and then task it to run regularly, once a month, or every Sunday or whatever you want. We'll see.ĭebloater is good because you can use it after installing Windows and you can re-run it as needed. I can't say for certain yet but since the MSMG tool makes a new install manifest, my understanding is that it's more locked down in terms of updates restoring unwanted stuff. I'm not sure, but I understand that it won't always prevent things like Cortana from coming back. I've used Debloater and it's pretty good. I can feel a Win10 re-install coming up this year TimG wrote: ↑ Mon 12:01 pmI've used a few of these things over the years, the last one being debloater.
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