When NTLite lists the updates, some are checked by default, but some are not. I ran DISM to create a new install.wim and used AnyBurn to create a new ISO from the original one with the new install.wim replacing the original.also so far so good.Īll of that was from guides and youtubes. After Sysprep was run and the machine shutdown I rebooted to USB Hirin's boot CD. I ran Sysprep with '/generalize' to create an image with the apps. I even made a folder there with some notes and such for me to use after the install.so far so good. I also copied some apps that work in 'portable' mode to the default oaming dir. I then tried to lock down more privacy settings (OOShutup) after the install and add apps with NINITE. I made several other setting changes mostly for privacy.and the ISO installed! I was able to add updates and drivers too. I have created an ISO that has EDGE, SmartScreen, and OOBE removed. I am testing on my two PC desktops, not in a virtual machine. I have been playing around with good results. NTLite is a great program and easy to understand. The application is entirely free to use and offers a massive amount of features to toggle.I am new here and I bought the license for home use. Many of the options within the software are generally hidden in alternative tools. O&O ShutUp is a great application to use if you want to control your computer, down to the setting. It will change colour if you’ve enabled or disabled the setting. All you need to do is navigate to the option you want to edit and click on the switch. Toggling your settings is a quick and straightforward task. Additionally, the portable version of the app requires no installation before use. The software is allowed for personal use, companies and schools.

O&O ShutUp is entirely free to use on any Windows computer. Changing this setting on your computer is as quick as toggling an option. This data can quickly lock you out of sites or other content, providing you with the regional option automatically. Having your Windows computer share your location information is a burden at times. Additionally, you can control what apps can do on your computer that may infringe on your privacy. These include preventing feedback from reaching Microsoft, uploading data about your biometrics and disabling application notifications. Due to the option to toggle many privacy settings on and off, you’re in complete control of your privacy.

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