Create A Custom Windows 10 or 11 ISO

Today we are going to make a custom Windows 11 ISO using a program called NTLite. This guide will work on both Windows 10 and 11. With NTLite you can decide what parts of Windows you want to keep or remove and you can also add 3rd party software to the ISO. You can also make many changes to the look of Windows as well. This is a long video because NTLite has a lot of options.
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[@R3TR0--93]

This dude is the Gandalf of computers, he even has the wizard beard.

[@SpaceVisYT]

true

[@Ffinity]

Not really, I've been using NTLite since launch back in 2014. He's 9 years behind!

[@Juliodax]

And the wisdom!

[@kdee1428]

Lol 😂

[@saravanamuruganandam9951]

😅

[@belvederebaileycambodia]

One year later..... I'm still churning out fully functional ISO mod's. This video was GOLD !!! Thanks man :)

[@rynesherman9099]

Doing this tonight

[@ayoubthegreat]

3:00 download 4:20 Windows ISO Download 5:30 First look inside NT Lite 6:30 Windows edition selection 8:00 Updates to windows 9:07 Drivers 9:50 Registry 10:30 Removing Components 11:40 System Apps 13:00 Scheduelded Tasks 13:20 Features 14:20 Settings (Personalization) 18:00 remove sponsored apps 20:11 Unattended setup 25:00 Adding external apps (use silent) 30:00 Apply 33:00 Virtual box to test iso

[@JB-tz9pi]

So does a windows update break the custom install?

[@asifali462]

@@JB-tz9pi You asked a valid question, I was also thinking about it.

[@asifali462]

Is it really necessary to run the iso in VM? Can we install the iso on our main machine?

[@ayoubthegreat]

@@asifali462 no you don't need to, but it's just to check if eveything is working as aspect

[@smarthalayla6397]

So where is his Custom Windows 10 for us to test the results?

[@JayrosModShop]

Just wanted to mention something important: When it comes to disabling Windows Defender, you'll want to keep the window open, just minimized. Or else it will turn itself back on and it may happen before you're ready for it. But keeping the window open and minimized somehow keeps it disabled until you either close the window, or re-enable it.

[@martinl1523]

But when the install finishes. Can i turn back on the windows defender feature?

[@JayrosModShop]

@@martinl1523 Yes, just unplug the usb first.

[@martinl1523]

@@JayrosModShop Ok thanks

[@Zombytes]

If MS was smart, they would just make a version of windows with a check box and just let people install what they want to, and not install stuff they dont want. But i dont see them doing that, so i think linux will be the future eventually, lol.

[@lexluthermiester]

@CyberCPU Excellent video! Well done. EDIT: Kudos for including FireFox! That was very cool of you.

[@AdrenalineJunkiesLive]

Great vid. Ill definitely be using this to help friends that want a de-bloated install. One thing Id like to mention: I run Windows 10 LTSC 2019 on my two primary PCs, which does not have the Microsoft Store installed (along with just about every other piece of pre-installed software), and I had no issue installing the NVIDIA Control Panel.

[@DanielLorey]

When removing components a good starting point is the templates (not shown in the video). Essentially the “privacy” template unchecks ALL of the components marked green. From there you can untick more (or less) but it’ll save you a lot of trouble going through all the menus.

[@dtsoltero]

I've followed step by step and I managed to make it work. I really NEEDED a bloat free windows and its working INSANELY well. Thank you for your videos!

[@machdaddy6451]

Excellent. I'm going to have fun playing with this program. Reminds me of MSMG Tool Kit, except with a GUI.

[@michaeljavert4635]

Great video. Thank you for taking time to make these. It is greatly appreciated. Per your request, I do like the Windows Wallpapers, so I would keep that. However, when I install Windows, I generally don't have my computer connected to the Internet when installing, and I usually install something called WinAero Tweaker with the setting adjusted to "Disable Auto Update of Store Apps" and I find it keeps a LOT of that garbage off my system. Only after I got a local account pretty much the way I want it, and to block store apps update, then I connect the Ethernet cord and watch Windows update first tell me my computer is up to date, then actually come up with a scrolling list of updates. I will also likely remove all the bloat except for CDM for that lockscreen wallpapers and I will finally be able to banish Edge. I will be trying it on my "Break Me" machine first if it allows me to bypass the EUFI (or whatever) TPM, CPU, nonsense requirements. I have an ISO for that, but obviously I'll be blowing that one away in favor of this particular customized incarnation. My favorite browser by far is Mozilla Firefox, and then my go to when Mozilla blocks too much that it breaks things, "Brave", Opera, and Vivaldi. But for the most part, Firefox trumps everything and that's what I use if I can get to do what I need to get done. WinAero has a silent install so I might play with that and see if I can make it do that. I ALWAYS use the program. If I had my way it would come with Windows. I could have SWORN you told it not to install Edge, but maybe just wishful thinking on my part. Luckily, I have what I call a "Break Me" computer which is not my every day use computer. I use it to practice setting up what I want to do. As better as it is, there is still sometimes the need to blow away the computer and start from scratch again. Back in XP days I was doing it twice a year. Back in Windows 7 and 8.1, every other month, 10, once a year and 11... Maybe once every 3 years or so, give or take a year. $96.00 does seem a bit unreasonable. If the price was around $20.00 or $30.00 it would be worth it to pay and help the person out. I've always had the philosophy to keep prices low. For example, if I see something for $5.00. Keep the price there. If you raise it to $10.00 and no body can nor wants to pay it, then you'll end up with ZERO. $5.00 is more than nothing... This plays out in my head differently and I am not able to get it out the way I want it, so I hope the point came across. You're really awesome. The information you provide here is invaluable. It helps SO many people, and we need more people like you in the world, that takes the time to teach others. The information is valuable to those that know how and like to manipulate their computers. It's unfortunate we have to jump through so many seemingly impossible hoops to make OUR computers do what WE want them to do and that's another reason this information is so valuable.

[@CyberCPU]

Thanks for the kind words. Winaero Tweaker essentially just installs registry patches. You could do all the mods that program does manually when you create the ISO so that they will just apply automatically without having to have the program. In each mod from the program it has a link to a page showing you how to do the same thing manually. Use those instructions to apply to your ISO and you're done. I have used chrome for years. At this point it's just habit. I stopped using Firefox years ago when it was an absolute memory hog. I think it's gotten better now but I haven't used it for so long I just use Chrome now. However, I have been considering switching to brave.

[@michaeljavert4635]

@@CyberCPU The best thing I do with WinAero is it makes everything convenient. It also grabs all the wall papers fro the desktop and lock screens so I don't have to find the files and change the names and extensions. It's free and there are no ads, or nags. I've been using it for a very long time. I have countless wall papers. Not sure how many duplicates I have, but even without duplicates, countless.

[@GentlyUsedFrog]

@@CyberCPU Brave is so good. Faster than Chrome and more secure than Firefox, best of both worlds!

[@StefanGamerYT]

Huge comments be like:

[@michaeljavert4635]

@@StefanGamerYT ???

[@peterhaas93]

32:00 - 32:40 I think you could set up a Autohotkey script to click at the position of the Ok button every few seconds. But the problem for most people will propably be writing that script, I guess

[@MohammedMehdiTBER]

DISM++ is a good alternative of NTLite

[@Juliodax]

DISM++ is excellent

[@FatCatFanatic]

Presumably one of the registry changes you can add is the one to prevent the OOBE from checking for UEFI/secure boot/TPM support, to allow seamless setup on non-supported devices?

[@CyberCPU]

There's another way to do that in the program. I believe I mentioned it.

[@FatCatFanatic]

@@CyberCPU Oh, sorry - I must have missed it. Will re-watch. Thanks! 🙂

[@vilin8r]

JUST WHAT I NEED!!! I am CONSTANTLY having to install the individual apps when I setup a new computer; VLC, Adobe Reader, Chrome, Firefox... sooo many. Using this method, I can create a custom ISO so I don't have to install all these apps later! Thank you so much for this.

[@ruanschafer6877]

Which parameter did you use for Adobe Reader DC?

[@manfredriedelsheimer8927]

@@ruanschafer6877 huhu ::: WHY do you not install a full cracked version from adobe acrobat - my little kids 10 year old-who train in circus their acrobats have with this crop-tools no probs sorry i mean my script-kiddys

[@stevesummerlin2604]

Is there any way to extract just Win 10 pro in order to make a smaller ISO to be able to burn to DVD?

[@Nulimitz]

Followed this. Used a copy of LTSC 2021 and some activation stuff. Threw in the apps I normally install and ran into a few issues with the order of the setcomplete cmd. Figured out it was deleting the scripts folder before 1) it installed the apps or 2) it would activate. Moved all the deleting lines of the cmd to the bottom and boom ... Activated lite windows 10. Thanks for the great tutorial.

[@novicracker1980]

My question is why dont you use Brave Browser if you like Fire Fox and Chrome??? Brave is basically Chrome and Firefox in one browser.....???

[@psevastopoulos]

DUDE!! Classic context menu! this video is awesome

[@jimbobcheezeburger2020]

Would appreciate an updated for 2024 vid! Been looking to try ntlite out

[@TheWolfster001]

Always informative, I often learn or relearn from your video's.. I have a good tip for people who have a lot of different programs they use, but don't want to clutter up their desktop, Just open a folder and put it on you desktop and name it "Programs I Use" Then stash all those you use a lot.. Thank you for sharing..

[@claycassin8437]

I've done that for many years. I just named it "Shortcuts", but "Programs I Use" does the job quite well.

[@directcore9456]

you are not using the Free Version of NTLite in your Video

[@warplanner8852]

Thank you for the video, Rich. Seems to me that, until W11 gets its sea legs, there will be a lot of recovery being done with ISOs. It'd be a good idea to have a customized ISO on hand and €40 ($1.07 x 40 or $42.80) ain't to bad. But hiw big of a USB drive for the ISO? 32GB? Thanks!

[@nightstech7499]

You need min 8 gb usb for a bootable windows iso but many people recommend 16 gb.

[@zackzeed]

Debloating windows has been my standard since several years. So thanks for this video! I'll be starting to make my "own" iso's from this point onward.

[@Tech-geeky]

"bloated" and "debloated" are two words on KZbin i will every hear.🤣

[@StenIsaksson]

I only used Nlite (for Windows XP) and NTLite (Windows 7 and up) to add drivers for hardware, like network, RAID controllers and such. But you can do so much more.

[@oneeyedphotographer]

For XP, I used to create the Golden Master and use Linux to copy the partitions to flat files. To install, I booted Linux off the network and recreated the target system's disk. Everything happened automatically including joining the domain. I retired before upgraded to Windows 7, I think that would have worked the same. Later Windows, I don't know. The Golden Master always had the full software set installed, there was no third party software and Office etc was managed by Group Policy.

[@hex1934]

Great information. I’m an old guy who was pretty good from the start of computers through retirement in 2008, but wow, so much easier to learn with videos from experts. Thank you😀

[@regwatson2017]

Would be great if you could consider doing a stripped down version of Windows that only has the absolute minimum necessary for playing games. Surely that would have to run faster than the stock Windows ?

[@ecamsan007]

I'm trying to find a guide for this too!

[@timcampbell5027]

Hello sir, i would like to know if i can also use a "SD card" to be my internal memory since my chrome book has a low memory ? I am waiting for your answer. God bless. Thanks

[@kenrock2]

Thanks for the tutorial. Your tutorials are like a breath of fresh air - easy to understand and learn from!

[@itsupport3053]

right on point!

[@VladLOnFIRE]

thank you for this awesome video. I've been waiting for something like this. I do have a question. Is there any place that has explanations what each of the apps or packages do so we know whether or not to remove them? I basically started googling each item to get an explanation, it kind of worked, but was wondering if there is a place that has more explanation or even suggests which ones are recommended to be removed as you've explained for some apps in this clip.

[@America_1st_the.rest.r_last]

exactly what i wanted to ask

[@nitewing7442]

Want to know this as well....

[@wharkkyryhniann8023]

I Upvote this. Tooltips would be great for short explanations of what the apps/packages do and perhaps their corresponding website to visit.

[@Laniz001]

Always a joy to learn new things from you! My company installs new computers almost daily, mostly laptops, so this might come in very handy! Too bad all the third-party apps has to have silent installers.. We do have some software which do not support silent installs.. I was wondering, have you ever tried creating a custom windows installation by copying an existing computer with tools like Clonezilla? I'm currently working on a bare-bone system to use as a template right now to see if it's possible ^^

[@repairman2be250]

Here I thought laptops come pre-installed by the OEM. Are you seriously want to install a cut down version of Windows to your customers laptop?

[@Laniz001]

@@repairman2be250 There seems to be a slight misunderstanding. My company installs laptops, but not for customers. We install computers/laptops for our ever growing staffs (Mostly on-site photographers). We could make a cut-down version for them but I'm more interested in creating a version which comes pre-installed with all the programs and tools they need instead of having to manually install them every single time a new computer/laptop needs to be sent/replaced.

[@repairman2be250]

@@Laniz001 OK, yes you are right I misunderstood.

[@aiCore_YT]

If hardwares are similar, You can simply clone SSD

[@oneeyedphotographer]

@@aiCore_YT Or over the network as I mentioned in another comment. Possibly, there could be an activation issue. I was talking to Bing/ChatGPT yesterday and that's something the bot mentioned. At one point it also recommended e2fsck for repairing an NTFS filesystem. e2fsck is good on Linux, not so much on Windows.

[@Azazeal777]

Any Idea where to get Windows 11 IOT edition?

[@SametKaratas-db1xu]

I use NTLite for also custom Windows 7 iso file

[@alihassanjatt8898]

Ninite installer going to work here

[@JONSART007]

how about MS Office can you include on your sample?

[@arielavz1091]

Thank you for this guide, everything was so crystal clear! My only doubt is on how can I update my custom installation if keep a template and generate a new build. Will I have to reinstall the OS from scratch or there is another way?

[@anthonydejoma2413]

I want to make a USB like this one, and then let it install on the costumors laptop or PC automatically without doing everything manually, good idea or not? i do like i do like 10+ laptop ore pc every week ore more so everythime the deleding of macafee, and all the office and instal chrome, adobe reader, teamvieuwer, updating takes a loth of time

[@QuantumKurator]

Having an article to refer to would be a nice value add

[@byrd203]

The content Delivery Manger i use the custom wall papers yes but I did find anther way to keep windows from installing Apps there's a REG setting you can change it stops the Apps from loading that are not part of the ISO image or updates directly use that in connection with keeping content manger I forgot the name though this I can confirm I did this trick on 1703 and it has stayed no problems

[@LaNfinity]

Good ol' days... 20-25 years ago, I made similar things with Windows 98, then 2k and XP. In reality, only the 98lite worked as expected (I have used it to remove Internet Explorer integration from the shell, so it was much stable and faster - and it was still possible to install it separately as a browser). None of the others worked well as the mentioned glitches continuously appeared, so I gave this up after the 98 times - but anyway, it's nice to see that someone else is continuing this road... Just one recommendation for 3rd party installations: if possible, always use MSI packages (FF and VLC also has it), so you don't need to research for the silent install option - it's always the same for all MSI packages. Otherwise, I don't recommend any other customization - there are still chances that some apps or games will not kick off (for example: if secure boot is not enabled, FIFA 23 will not start on Windows 11).

[@codenzo1277]

Can you skip the windows 11 requirements?

[@nikolatesla169]

This video brought back fond memories of 20 years ago when I was using Nlite and NTlite for the first time.

[@KeronBullock]

The best context menu to use for windows 11 is indeed the one from nilesoft as it blends in well with the modern ui of 11 and is way more superior than the classic menu by far and ofcourse the default one in Windows 11.

[@clark3830]

I love your shows but after purchasing AOMEI partition software, I bought a new NVMe 2T stick to increase my C boot drive and It left me with 1.5T un-allocated space. I cant move the space together with the C drive section. I followed every suggestion the manufacturer stated. Still no change. Any suggestions?

[@CyberCPU]

In this video I not only show how to do the clone, which it sounds like you've already done, but also how to resize the new partition. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYSzfaOdfp2boKM

[@clark3830]

@@CyberCPU I tried all options and it stays the same. 1.5T of the 2T drive stays unallocated .

[@mohamedaallam892]

please don't activate SM 1.0

[@wolfman011000]

Is there a setting to only allow critical/security updates? rather than keep killing onedrive for example, bloody thing is like a cockroach.

[@CyberCPU]

There's a saying that I heard years ago. If there's ever a nuclear war the only living things left will be cockroaches and Keith Richards. We can amend that saying to If there's ever a nuclear war the only things that will survive are cockroaches, Keith richards, and OneDrive.

[@AAZAZA-i7s]

hi can you upload your preset?:) thanks

[@mikahot1371]

I'll tell ya who use team... My online school that i'm doing to get my professionnal study diploma to become an informatic tech... Guess what... The program litteraly use 8.86 Go of ram.

[@emulationemperor8924]

Not to feel old, but I wonder how many kids watching this video don't understand the fast forwarding noise edit at 11:30. Sort of like how the original meaning of "roll down the window" has been lost, or that the save icon is a floppy disk. I bet a bunch of kids have never fast forwarded a cassette or VHS tape this day in age. Fantastic video. Extremely informative and immensely useful.

[@long1name]

Possibly the best tutorial I've ever seen after 24 years on the net, I think that is a compliment!

[@kondehyirah292]

Wow, thank you so much, sir.

[@256kane]

SMBv1, I know you said some people would disagree you turned that on, I strongly disagree with turning it on, big security issue. Legacy scanner that needs it still? Buy a new scanner, it'll be cheaper in the long run

[@wayneseymour1]

I know that you are aware of this but why not revisit this video and show how to download the win10 ISO without having to download the media tool?? which unless you are logged in as admin to the machine doesn't work. this way you can just get the ISO itself.

[@aperson1181]

Are you able to plz upload your Win iso after presets, for some less tech savvy users?

[@CyberCPU]

No, unfortunately I'm not. This video was made several months ago and that ISO isn't even in existence anymore.

[@Lampe2020]

Unfortunately NTLite crashes my Rectyfy11 VM…

[@rojoroj9777]

What about TPM, secure boot, processor check option for windows 11

[@DaleHiltner-CRS]

Great video, you do an amazing job with this tutorial but I do have a question if you don't mind. I was able to create a custom ISO of Windows 11 Enterprise 22H2 with a few windows apps removed, drivers for several HP EliteBook standard laptop models using HP driver packs. I also have a few apps installing like 7-zip, VLC Player, FireFox, Chrome and Office 365 Enterprise. It worked beautifully. I used Rufus to create a bootable USB with the new ISO from NTLite. When i inserted the USB in one of our HP laptops and booted to USB to install the new custom ISO, I didn't have a mouse pointer during the Windows install screens. Couldn't use the touchpad. I had to use the keyboard to navigate through the install questions. Once Windows was installed the drivers from the driver packs were injected and all was well. It was just during the install wizard I didn't have a pointer. Strange thing is, if i use the Microsoft OEM Win11 install iso, the touchpad works fine during the install wizard. Any idea how I can get the system to load a mouse driver for the laptop touchpad for the Windows install wizard screens? Also, I'm still struggling with trying to get Office 365 to install during the post-setup part. I have to use the Office Customization file 'customize.xml', along with the Office Deployment Tool so it's not the typical method of adding an exe and putting in the silent switch parameter. So if anyone has any ideas how to do that, I'm all ears. Thanks again. Your tutorials are great!!

[@okwudirigodswill9209]

Please, what silent switch do you use to install Office 365. Thank you

[@a.g8517]

POST-INSTALL can be just a BAT file with batch code, its very easy to change or add something

[@davinhunt7558]

I like that you actually mention the risk of doing a 'lite' windows install. I've ran into issues and it's good advice.

[@Obi1KB]

Same

[@lulqt]

No one will probably see this, but does anyone know how to fix nvstor.sys is missing. i tried on a VM and this error pooped up.

[@jeremydemarco8697]

I've always wanted to be able to create an iso image, full custom, of windows 10 with all my 2D/3D applications already installed. Every time I build a PC, it takes me hours to install all my software. I can very well create a backup point, but it will only be valid for the PC on which I'm creating the backup.

[@chrisjlocke]

27:58 - I wonder if you can install the portableApps versions of the applications? These are portable versions (well,duh) but to install them you simply unzip them. No installation required. You may just need to add a shortcut after the event, but that should be easy.

[@craigballington2214]

Those VLC folders aren't ordered from oldest to most recent because their version naming system is stupid. (Version 3.0.9 is at the bottom of the list, 3.0.18 is listed much higher up in the list before 3.0.2 ...... etc.)

[@CyberCPU]

.9 is older than .18. 18 is larger than 9. That would make it a newer version.

[@craigballington2214]

@@CyberCPU Yeah that's what I am saying too :). explained it poorly. You clicked on 3.0.9 . the latest version - 3.0.18 - is up higher in the list. Its all out of order on their site. Just pointing it out in case someone wants to follow this step, so they dont go and get their .iso perfect then realise they have VLC from 2020. (pretty minor detail TBF) Thanks for this really detailed video, I like the idea of doing this but may agree with your sentiment at the end on using the full install. I'll install my slimmed down .iso soon and see how I feel. Can always just reinstall the full windows again later I guess. Cheers mate

[@craigballington2214]

they should have named the earlier version .09

[@ulrichtobben2003]

Thanks so much! Keep up the great work! Thanks for taking my suggestion. Love these videos!

[@CyberCPU]

Any time. I get many of my ideas from the comments. Keep them coming. 😉

[@godkingedward]

Sorry I don't get it. Isn't the iso supposed to be trimmed down in size? But mine rather increased in size. What happened or what did I do wrong? The original iso file is about 5GB but after going through the process, I realize it's now about 7GB. HELP PLEASE

[@HARRIER13]

This video is gold, even year later. I managed to reanimate older PC from the GTX era and from almost dying on windows 11 now on debloated version it works as smooth as new.

[@ronaldscalzo7174]

How about a video about using Win toolkit which is so much better, faster and as customizable as nt lite...

[@SeedBeed]

Me making a silent install sfx archive to place a ninite installer with all essentials on the desktop

[@reelax.]

Hlw sir.. I am using a Superlite version of windows 10. I cant access my phone storage using FTP Server over wifi in windows explorer. Can u help me which file are missing and how it can be fixed or installed? Thanks in Advance❤

[@bill14scott]

im confused !!!!! HOW this video didn’t hit 1M views ??? GOOD JOB Man 👍

[@hpg1963]

Hello. I got this message when I tried to run the image What is wrong? VM Name: Win Not in a hypervisor partition (HVP=0) (VERR_NEM_NOT_AVAILABLE). VT-x is disabled in the BIOS for all CPU modes (VERR_VMX_MSR_ALL_VMX_DISABLED). Result Code: E_FAIL (0X80004005) Component: ConsoleWrap Interface: IConsole {6ac83d89-6ee7-4e33-8ae6-b257b2e81be8}

[@kiavooshdevansallare8145]

These were, by far, the best instructions and explanations I've come across for installing a silent version of Windows 11. I have a question: how can I install it on an external hard drive? that doesn’t meets W11 requirements !?

[@donaldmcgowan2464]

Just now I downloaded the ISO file for both Windows 10 and Windows 11 onto my Android phone. I then copied the files to my phone using a USB cable. Previously, when I tried to download, windows ISO file on my PC, it would not allow me to do that without going through the windows creation tool. Try it on your phone.

[@realwitness5341]

Thanks for the video, BUT, this tool (NTLite) leaves a lot to be desired. I ran as administrator and pointed the working folders to my desktop. Yet, I got lots of "access denied" and several crashes. Also, the GUI leaves a great deal to be desired and not very intuitive. Many entries I would think to disable were grayed out (un-selectable). What does that mean? Bottom line, NTLite is a nice idea, but not practical - unless you want to spend days researching entries and what they mean. Take Rich's last advice in the video and install a complete ISO and then muck with it.

[@garnerdix2829]

I don't have the "Post-Setup" option... "Unattended" is in the "Configure" section. I don't have an "Automate" section. Weird. EDIT: I also don't have the option to "Create ISO"! It is greyed out and I can't check that box. What the???

[@aidolame]

Hello Bro, I watched your video on how to customize Windows 11. I have a problem after creating the ISO, when I install Windows, I want to display the "welcome panel", like when I unbox my computer with OEM Windows installed from the vendor. But I don't know what service I can recommend.! Thanks team

[@osirislives369]

very good content! I learned so much from this video and subscribed!

[@RivellaLight]

Adding drivers that are already installed on your system is a premium feature. Would've been helpful for the video if you did add a few drivers and then just remove them because you didn't need them.

[@dher1000]

I'm not seeing Post Setup as shown at 25:23. I've followed along all the way through this video and just hit a wall. I've installed NTLite v2023.11.9477 (64-bit) *UPDATE* found it The latest version moved Post Setup up in the menu. Game on.

[@adamkee97]

If Windows 11 is lightweight light Windows 7 but with all the new performance improvements, PCs today will be so so much faster. On another topic, I use UUPdump to download the ISO image with just the edition that I want. Without selecting the "ESD" option, I will also get a WIM file.

[@romeinkadir9819]

can you make a video about systems that have S mode..that makes it difficult to switch off or in some cases "can't".. also blocks system from booting from a USB to install new OS.. how to fix.. and also when trying to boot from USB goes to blue screen "NPN watchdog error" and is it possible to skip sign-in without logging in a microsoft account.. it is becoming more and more difficult to skip login screen when setting up new systems.. i'm a technician & find it a bit difficult to work with the new security systems.. Mainly HP & Lenovo

[@ivanmaglica264]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but scanners that only support SMB 1 are clients, not servers, right? So installing SMB1 client support on Windows will do nothing to enable support of SMB on those devices. Unless you intend to open a local share, in which case your computer would be acting as server.

[@kibaofficial6332]

oh you mean the SMB 1.0 with the beautiful CVE-2017-0144 Exploit? Yeah man love it xD but anyways pretty good tutorial thank you ^^

[@aperson1181]

how does it compare to MSMG Toolkit?

[@CyberCPU]

It doesn't compare. This method is in a whole new category of cool.

[@rickdevous9255]

I bought a 12 user license for Windows Enterprise in 2021. Can I use NTlite to upgrade my ISO so I can "upgrade in Place" for all my computers?

[@ThembinkosiNkosi-bb8xh]

Could someone help me?😭😭😭😭 I've installed my custom Windows ISO via bootable usb but that OS messed up my laptop, so does anyone know how can I delete the OS and reinstall Vanilla Windows?

[@marvins1373]

Great Video! Now hopefully future windows updates wont overwrite the choices made?? Ive never done this and want to build my own pc in a month or so. Can someone confirm? Also, my old PC is never going to be able to run virtual box, believe me. What can i do?

[@claycassin8437]

Excellent tutorial. Clearly and simply explained, as usual. I was considering doing this months ago...probably when your previous video came out. But after trying Windows 11, I realized that it is a dog of Vista and Win8 level proportion...and I'm tired of "fixing" Windows at this point. Ripping out the telemetry, only to have Microsoft break my efforts with new updates has been exhausting, and they will do it to this as well. Learning Linux is my new goal. It will be work, but I think my efforts will be more rewarding. I will have to learn this ISO building method to include my programs with it instead...maybe you could do a tutorial on that, too? That would be truly awesome, although I'm sure it won't get enough views to make it worth your while...yet!

[@RonDoyleVA]

I suggest Zorin OS for Linux if you are switching from Windows. It looks like windows but operates like Linux. I think it is an excellent test or usable product. 😉

[@CyberHak]

I tried this three times. Every time, there's always something that breaks the Windows OS. It's a dangerous program that can waste so much time. Gonna give it one more try. Does anyone know if it's okay to use NTLite with the latest windows insider preview (beta version)? Might be even more risky.

[@TEJAJANO]

this guy is hilarious. Its like watching This Old House or Bob Vela explaining home diy lol good stuff

[@bertvantol9669]

So now comes the next question: You can run many Linux distro's directly from ISO with the Ventoy USB Tool. Question: Is it possible to make a Live Windows ISO to run also from Ventoy ??

[@CyberCPU]

Check out this video I did a couple weeks ago. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZSpcoGYr8yspdE

[@martynpage4823]

Question...are you sure that VIP Scdkey isn't selling MSDN licenses...those are not for retail...

[@n1kkri]

I upgrade from Windows 7 Enterprise to WIndows 10 Enterprise Version 22H2 OS Build 19045.3324. (It's not currently activated) I want to buy a legit key for it and activate but I am not sure which Windows 10 Enterprise key I need to buy. I know you offer a place to buy a key with a discount. Could you give me a pointer to know which version I want to buy. I also watched on a different youtube Windows 10 Enterprise is a monthy payment and I am not interested in going that way. Can I buy a Windows 10 Pro and activate with that and have it downgrade me and work normally ?

[@T.Lspitz]

SOMEONE PLEASE HELP! I cant seem to boot from usb drive. I have an Asus b550i itx motherboard. I was able to create a bootable ISO by following along with this video and even tested it successfully using VirtualBox on my x99 test bench pc so I know the ISO is good but I am not sure if I moved it to the thumb drive correctly? Tbh I can't think of any other reason why it won't boot from thumb drive. I made sure to disable fast boot and secure boot in bios before attempting to boot from thumb drive but still no success. Do I need to attach the ISO file to thumb drive a specific way? Am I supposed to attach a folder from the ISO file and not the whole ISO file itself? Any help would be appreciated!!

[@CentHiker]

I guess its rather easy to create a AHK-script to deal with those prompts... And to ask ChatGPT 3.5 to make everything for you. I dunno. But I will find out. Thanks for uploading :)

[@JB-tz9pi]

I'm still on the fence about getting windows 11. I used your video from last year to make an image back in December. I still have the toolkit. I assume it still works?

[@adamcopeland4594]

After debloating wouldn't the next Windows update just re-install everything? I created a custom Win 11 ISO with 3rd party apps installed and it worked amazing for a week on different laptops, but then they all had problems after a few weeks which required me to reinstall everything again manually, and I had to trash my custom made iso. 😢

[@MajorGamePC]

on the Legion7 RTX3080 i had to disable secure boot in the bios (F1 or F2 keys to get into it) and i use the Ventoy usb to have this windows installed. Use F12 to get the BootMenu show up. Great tips on NTLite. Was a great fan of NLite/VLite too on windows 7

[@lionelc.7145]

Great content. Thank you. I'd like to change the disk layout before windows installation, i.e. set EFI partition of 1GB rather than the built-in sizing that comes with the PC. Is it possible to do it with NTlite? haven't found the option. Thanks again.