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A lot of these tweaks are already present in Enterprise LTSB but for this is wonderful for those who don't have access to Enterprise LTSB.

 

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Hey, I think you should upload those Windows 7 similar to one above as well. Set it up similar as you done with 10 for those who would like quick easy access for nice ISO like I do.

 

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Hello, i am wondering if this custom clean W10 ISO would be stable enough?

Why did you remove Windows defender?
I dont have any antivirus program, so it might be helpful for average user like me, to use WD instead of any antivirus crapware, isn't it?
I have network print (ethernet), so if you disabled drivers windows update, does it mean it wont find print drivers?

Thanks

 

WD has a bad habit of keeping itself running in the presence of other AV suits, and turning itself back on after being disabled. Removing it is more fail-proof in this case.

With that said, as long as you're on Windows update MS can load whatever they want on your system. It's the Windows equivalent of "erm, we have root".

 

What AV should i use instead of WD?
Avast seems to be a little annoying

 

Just curious what's the final ISO size / fresh install size for a Single 64 bit version?

I usually use Winreducer and I've got the iSO down to 1.99GB ISO / 5.7GB fresh install.

Could of got it down more but I had to keep the Windows Store / Xbox App cause' of Killer Instinct and I stream my games to PC.

The only things I couldn't remove without the install not working was IE / Edge. Also I kept Cortana as without it the search function does not work (it's disabled though).

 

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Originally Posted by ajx

What AV should i use instead of WD?
Avast seems to be a little annoying

i prefer bitdefender free edition.

 

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Originally Posted by ajx

Hello, i am wondering if this custom clean W10 ISO would be stable enough?

Why did you remove Windows defender?
I dont have any antivirus program, so it might be helpful for average user like me, to use WD instead of any antivirus crapware, isn't it?
I have network print (ethernet), so if you disabled drivers windows update, does it mean it wont find print drivers?

Thanks

Disabling the windows update driver service disables windows from going "online" to fetch a driver automatically. Windows defender has one of the worst detection rating, I honestly prefer avast it has always had one of the top detection rates.

 

Looks good, most of the tweaks and removals made are ones I would have also, though remote registry I would have left enabled as deployment of applications via a server or domain controller require client PC's to have remote registry to be enabled otherwise remote installs will generally fail

 

Can this be used as a clean install on a laptop (using the laptop's key of course) or is that not possible? I've been hearing of some issues where even a BIOS flash can make a Windows 8/10 install think it's not valid for a laptop it came out of box with.
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Looks good, most of the tweaks and removals made are ones I would have also, though remote registry I would have left enabled as deployment of applications via a server or domain controller require client PC's to have remote registry to be enabled otherwise remote installs will generally fail

For home installations It's probably safer to have this turned off. The less of a profile open to outside connections, the better.

 

Is this meant for having updates disabled or is updating fine?. Also what version is it?, is it after anniversary update. This reminds me of the good old xp days with the different versions of xp people made.

 

Yes you can still tell it to update windows though a update may enable certain services, also yes you can install it on a oem laptop as long as you install the same version. I have it running on my inspiron 15 7990

 

Is this Win10 Anniversary update?

 

Found this in the NtLite.log file from the ISO

Host: Windows 10 Pro 64-bit - Client 10.0.14393.0 (en-US) - en-US

 

Build 14393.0 has the anniversary update.

Is there any particular reason for removing windows search and zip view?
Also why is the pro ISO 7gb when the home ISO is only 4gigs?

 

It'd be interesting to know which updates would break this.

 

I was just about to download this then saw that remote desktop has been removed. I actually use it often so these iso's are sadly not useful to me.

 

Dunno if I done something wrong, I doubt it but i tried installing the Home version to the new drive and it never installed past the first reboot. I left it on all night just to be sure it wasn't just real slow loading up.

As it turned out I tried again in the morning with same results. I then used my full win 10 and got the job done. I don't know if there is something that Win is doing in the install such as trying to run home and not seeing all the install components or what.

Any ideas? I would rather go light.

 

The description says you disabled Windows update, can it be turned back on once installed?

 

Has anyone given this a whirl yet?

Stable?