Make A Custom Windows 10 ISO

[@CyberCPU]

Because the official website seems to be down I found a GitHub mirror of the MSMG Toolkit. I haven't used it, so use at your own risk.
github.com/iammrmehedi/msmg-toolkit
Hope this helps people out.

[@Nuub248]

what about the toolkit packs?

[@CyberCPU]

@@Nuub248 They are not necessary. Unfortunately they are not available. However, you can still make an ISO without them.

[@leoleoleoleeoo]

the website is back

[@andrewquenneville7765]

@@AliAlJohani i have same issue, even if file is copied to dvd it is not working for me

[@noseyparker6969]

notice on their site they lost their mega account... whom in the bloody hell that has a product like this uses a shitty cloud service instead of hosting it themselves. tells me all I need to know about the tool maker. hard pass.

[@CyberCPU]

Update: I've recently been made aware in the comments that this tool is charging $90 a year to download the packs. Whatever you guys do don't pay that. It's completely outrageous and not worth it. The packs are not necessary to follow the guide. They are completely optional.

[@wishub]

Based

[@Rob_eight10media]

..a bit of a net hunt and you can add them later as you need anyhow..

[@McMovesdotcom]

So, i used the tools in your links, and it appears as though i basically just downloaded a bunch of trojan horses. Is this a problem that is recent? it would be great to find a way to get rid of all this stuff without paying someone 100$ at a computer shop.
Am i screwed... do i have options?

[@McMovesdotcom]

basically, a bunch of files considered to be malware/trojan horses made at the same time/date as these tool downloads. this added about 25 processes running on my laptop that weren't there prior

[@CyberCPU]

@@McMovesdotcom Did you download it from the official mirror? I haven't heard of this happening to anyone else.

[@mikeoleksa]

I've been working on computers for 25+ years. I just wanted to say thanks for teaching this Old Dog a new trick. I had no idea this tool existed! I've been using the MSDN dev kit FOREVER and even after using it over and over through the years, it's still such a cumbersome process. FYI: This works with Win 11 ISOs created from UUP Dump, also. The menus change a bit, but it's easy enough to get through with the walk through that you have given.

[@CeruleanRex]

NOTE - placing the Toolkit within a folder that had a space in it's name caused the tool to crash when attempting to extract from the ESD. Found a reference to the creator asking someone if they were running from within a folder with a space in the name. Took out the space in mine turnging "MSMG Toolkit" to "MSMG" and no further issues.

[@valisfoln]

Awesome, thanks for sharing that :)

[@sh0k0nes]

This needs to be pinned for sure!! Lifesaver!

[@tonycalow708]

Thanks. I was having that problem and this cured it. 👍👍

[@icefire5799]

Amazing comment as already stated this needs to be pinned.

[@Sendbad-Eagle]

still crash although there are no spaces

[@vodoyem]

One note about the tutorial.
When you uncheck all in "System Apps" it also unchecks Security Center under "System" because of dependency on Windows Defender. When you turn on Windows Defender again it does not automatically re-check Security Center- you have to go back to "System" and turn it on manually.

[@CyberCPU]

That's a great tip. I had not realized that. Thanks.

[@youtubeeu4949]

@@CyberCPU when i go to sources end i pres 7,no file,i need add some file wim to dvd sources,but i finde in windows iso i finde this file but is not wim,this file is ESD i download this windows from Microsoft original pages before 2 or more years,now i download again end i will try again...Can you give me some commands, or a recommendation on what to do next ??

[@tomaszszupryczynski5453]

security center is a hog that slows down system same as windows defender, since its a lame shit that scans all as soon you enter directory and removes all that isnt even virus like hack and crack tools. also scanning all files always isnt needed only when you run them. as i know what i do and download i never have any antivirus

[@coisasnatv]

I'm using a different version (v13.0), to shake some time off trim down the windows versions when you apply your changes, instead of applying your changes to all your windows versions, just select 'No' and apply only to your "Pro" version, over here doing exactly what you did, it took only 5 minutes to apply everything (AMD FX(tm)-8350, 16 GiB memory DDR3 and regular SATA mechanical HDD). As for ISO, it only took less than 2 minutes.
Thank you for the video/tutorial.

[@radstorm]

Wow, this was a really in depth tutorial. No click bait here, you really did what you promised. Impressed with your devotion and detailing.. Subscribed because you earned it :o)

[@duncansingh8123]

Hi. I have a bit of a slower PC when it comes to specs. I was looking to download a mod of windows 10. Then I found your video. And gosh it definitely helped me. PC is running smoother than ever. Thanks a mil

[@mohdaamerkhan8828]

What's your pc specs? Because mine is also slow and wanted to try this iso.
And after 1 month use is your pc still running smooth?

[@duncansingh8123]

@@mohdaamerkhan8828 Pentium 4 631... 4gb ram. Still working perfectly

[@CutieFakeKirby]

@@duncansingh8123 that kinda suck, but I'm happy you say it runs perfectly!

[@MarkSuineg]

This is actually a great tool, and the explanation was very good. Thanks for your dedication. 👍

[@CyberCPU]

Glad it helped.

[@lpfigue]

I can´t believe you don´t like 7zip man. Anyway. Great video. Super usefull.

[@modbox9560]

I don't either Win mount has so many features and better mou compression it also allows to Mount wim zip 7z rar directly to my computer drive letter but good luck finding download links the website ones are broken also winm allows SFX custom logo installers and ICO during creation

[@foldinghomealone]

Thanks for the video. Helped me alot.
I encountered one issue during removal process. The script showed an error that the lenght of the file name was exceeding 260 letter.
So I unzipped the toolkit folder to the main directory and started over. Then it worked.

[@SantisLBS]

I don’t really know that much about making isos but with my info from reading articles he explains it really well and everything makes sense 👍

[@machdaddy6451]

Excellent very easy to follow instruction. If this guy isn't an instructor,but he sure is qualified to be one. It took me a couple of tries, before I started to get it to work, but it's worth you time to persevere and get through it.

[@hazed69]

did windows restore everything after update?
Cuz i manually removed edge but windows update added it again

[@tommyflowers7098]

One Important thing to note. If your Toolkit folder is within other folders with spaces in their names, MSMG will crash.

[@difsid569]

oh shit i been struggling and finally knew why, I'll move them to desktop and make my custom iso.
you saved me thank you

[@tuxpowerpc]

I am primarily a Linux user, but I do have need to install Windows for others and on at least one machine of my own. That said, the biggest frustration are the new builds, and to have to redo this every time is an uphill battle. No one wants to have to reinstall regularly unless there would be some way to just update to your newly may stripped down version, even that's a hassle. But, I suppose if you must have Windows, then you have to decide to what length do you want to have control and how willing you are to strip it.
The other option is to create a stripped out version and simply run it offline as in the old days of no internet if you need to run specific tasks that do not require internet. And, if you do need to go online to retrieve the occasional whatever, you can decide how much risk it would be to achieve your task. Either way, thanks for the great content here!

[@margen2452]

Nonsense

[@tuxpowerpc]

@@margen2452 You're entitled to your opinion just as I am entitled to mine.

[@cryzz0n]

Great Video! Made mine today and works great! Finally a channel that is to the point and doesn't skip steps! Keep it up!

[@p.k.3746]

Thank you ,I v seen many videos using same tool to create custom windows ,you made it much more easier to understand especially for me since English is not my native language thanks again ,Great work

[@CyberCPU]

Thanks.

[@janmillerty4528]

Yep it took some 10 to 20 mins for me to remove all the bloatware I just binge-watch some of your other videos lol

[@CyberCPU]

That's a good use of time. 😉

[@ragnar9217]

So, i downloaded the same version of msmg toolkit from the video in the alternative site and had no problem using it with a notebook. One thing i did is to not disable wifi services but with the rest i did the very same thing. Windows goes pretty smooth now, thank you very much sir and looking foward to the update since the toolkit is now on the 12.5 version and is pretty different from before.

[@CyberCPU]

Yeah, I have to update this video.

[@juim1j]

@@CyberCPU Please do, Its in version 12.6 and its crashing when I try to extract the ESD

[@charleecee6201]

@@juim1j im having this exact same problem.

[@Saturnit3]

I think I was doing it wrong for years and suffering the removal of all the bloatware afterwards... You're great man, thanks. Love from Turkey

[@demontekdigital1704]

Be advised, there's a newer version of MSMG toolkit (12.2) which has different options than the one used in this video. If you're not sure whether or not to remove something I suggest keeping it. I realized this is a bit too spooky for me to mess with so I quit out. I'll just stick to the tried, and true methods of uninstalling after the OS is installed. The last thing you want is a borked Windows install on a new drive/machine. If you're like me, and not very smart, there's tons of options for removing bloatware and MS spying apps. CyberCPU did a very good job detailing all steps involved with this, but I honestly don't trust myself enough to attempt this, lol.

[@darthex0]

It's been around for ages under other names, on older windows. You need to have a working system to play around with, separate from your main pc. You could also do virtual, sand boxing but that isn't necessary. The main purpose of these type of toolkits/programs, was to provide for unattended installation on multiple systems. To reduce the actual time it takes to install OS's and software(that is why it has the option to "bake in" 3rd party programs in the ISO as well as remove programs) in a large number of computers. Say for example, all the computers in a classroom or office. It saves alotta time and allows for the customisation and management of redundant software. This in turn provides the most efficient use of system resources, an important feature when hardware was less powerfull. Now it is a valid means of reducing external meddling in your resource allocations. Controlling automated tasks and usage at the local level. Maintaining control over your time and or money.🙃

[@Mysteri]

@@darthex0 Beautifully said

[@matnovak]

I'm late to the party, but I have a very important tip: before all of that, make a separate usb bootable drive with *clean, untampered Windows*. You can use Rufus to burn the clean ISO you got straight to your USB stick, or use the Media Creation Tool to automate the process. Everyone who claims to be a Windows power user needs one anyway, and if you screw up your ISO mod, the "clean" drive will be your failsafe.

[@closetGaming587]

@@matnovak or a virtualmachine cheak?

[@kolobaikamara2532]

Extremely helpful and your explanation is clear and straightforward.
Thanks

[@CyberCPU]

Your welcome.

[@IgorGiganskiANtiatom]

10:36 It's a crime you removed Snipping Tool ! It's a vital tool if you're a student or you're making memes! Nice video btw , very useful!

[@unavailable_user9733]

really liked the video but I had to wait painfully long to complete everything which was worth it

[@xxslayer255xx]

14:00 that was some really clean and subtle editing!

[@Pinoytube]

Planning to make a win10 lite and found this well explained detailed video of how to do it, thank you very much sir this really helps a lot.

[@CyberCPU]

Glad it helped

[@coz_daysoff]

I dont know who you are mister, but where the hell have you been in the last almost 20 years of my life? :)))
your content is what every windows user needs ! you're golden! golden I say !!

[@theseolertm7086]

Hey @CyberCPU Tech. Could you maybe do an Updated Version? There are a TON of new things which can be removed with MSMG Toolkit 12.5 and I am unsure which I can delete without doing it multiple times. There also seems to be no real documentation to figure it out by myself. I HIGHLY appreciate your work you put into this!!!

[@ThomasExtraordinaire]

You should redo this. MSMG toolkit at the time of me typing this comment is v12.5 it has ALOT more choices and a walkthrough may possibly be helpful. If it works for Windows 11 as well other might appreciate that video too.
Also, I’ve tried multiple Linux distros on an older laptop to attempt learning it so I can put it on my everyday laptop. However, I can’t find one I like as well as one that functions well out of the box with a laptop containing integrated and Nvidia graphics except pop os with fighting. The newer laptop is set up the same way hardware wise. Can you do a Linux setup video with maybe your favorite distro?
Thank you!

[@agostinhomatos321]

Precise and clear information, and above all a voice easily understandable for non US citizens, this is why I subscribed your video channel.

[@wayneosman8971]

When something is this good I store it on a Rich Text Doc ( meaning your UA-cam video). VIA Windows 10, unfortunately, Windows 11 doesn't have RTD, so I reverted back to Win 10. And I will make this ISO, As always this is another great video. Thank You

[@ChriswithaCrc]

great tutorial there buddy
im just going through what your showing here as i build gaming PCs for people on a regular basis and wanted to save some time to not to have to sit there and remove parts of it all .
you have earned yourself a sub .
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@jonathanwessner3456]

I work IT for a small company. I have been using this toolkit to build personal images for them. Since most of the systems are work related, i don't need xbox stuff

[@gjergjkastro9404]

Hello friend! Maybe you can help me with my problem installing nfs heat at my nephews pcs both haves w10 x64. It gives me an isdone.dll error during the installation. I have tried so many things and nothing solved my problem. Thank you in advance.

[@Spiceweasel473]

Great tutorial and it worked like a charm. THANX!

[@USBMEDICMalcolmScole]

Thanks for this .I used to make minimum instals for all my old customers from WindowsME upwards it saved so much time when they needed reloads sometimes more than once a day ......and the free bit was me not charging as i needed everybody to be computer literate and WALLA everbody is now a computer engineer and i have no job . . . . .hahaha . . .

[@NoneRain_]

Nice vid man, keep it up.

[@TheHighborn]

Hey. at 7:02 option 7 just doesn't exist for me. Any tips?

[@sereifonghong8046]

All the bloatwares are gone! That's amazing! By the way, there's a thing I'd like to know is the RAM usage between the Original and Customized Windows 10 ISO. Could you show me a bit about the difference bwtween them?(The RAM usage percentage)

[@23_rior19]

>> For so~ many years I have waited. . . . duh-duuhmm~ BOOM! We've got a Hero now !!!
Thanks, mate~ Really helped a lot.

[@23_rior19]

>> Subscribed !!

[@notpracticinglaw]

WOW i'm voting for U to B the next president of MS! And giving you a three thumbs up on one the best "how to" vids I've seen on utube since a few months after utube started! I might keep W10 after all, but do your steps and, purposely reinstall "TWEAKED" W10 just to get my CPU down form all the flipping useless startup apps I know didn't STOP / Terminate when I turned them OFF, and did so also in "services," and some of the "bloat-ware" were "GRAYED" out, that I'd never need, or use!
YOU should have at least half of the 28,000 Plus viewers give ya a "thumbs UP," if they weren't so RF Radiated!
Yep great VID, to state the least! THX!

[@goromajima5250]

Very great video, I was waiting for this ❤️
By the way I have a query, will I get regular Cumulative updates on this Custom Windows ?

[@CyberCPU]

You should get them. Depends on what you remove.

[@mohdaamerkhan8828]

@@CyberCPU if I do get Regular Windows Update, will all the bloat that I just removed be back? Or it'll still be the de-bloated version of Windows?

[@CyberCPU]

@@mohdaamerkhan8828 it depends. Some stuff comes back and some stuff doesn't. Lately it seems most stays the same.

[@daveboggs1745]

The MSMG Toolkit link for download has been taken down for gross violation of MEGA's terms of service. "Due to recent takedown of Toolkit's primary Mega account, all the Toolkit Pack contents has been lost.
So, from now on only Toolkit's custom packs will be available, the rest of pack files the user needs to get themselves and copy them to the respective packs folders as specified by the Toolkit error messages."

[@luism.2050]

Tremendous video !!! Thanks a ton ! I’ve just finished building a new pc. I’m not interested in Win11 yet (seems to still be essentially a beta version). And I really wanted finally a Win10 install that feels like my PC belongs to me and not Microsoft.
Thanks for this tuto.

[@olegyamleq7796]

the explanation was excellenttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt!!!!!!!! Thanks. Upvoted. And i will check your channel for other videos!!!!!! greatttttttttttt job!!!!!!!!

[@kazreij]

Extremely clear tutorial. Thank you.

[@BrunoInBrazil]

Hello CyberCPU Tech,
Would you mind in creating an updated video segment on this custom ISO Windows 10 topic? The MSMG Toolkit software version has been updated; Some of the numbered functions ( that you explain within the video ) have been removed and/or changed... while other new functions ( unknown as to what they actually do ) have been added into the MSMG Toolkit.
Additionally, Whenever I proceed with the step relevant to the " Extract Source from Custom Windows ISO Image "... the MSMG Toolkit always crashes and closes; I have even tried to re-install a fresh copy of Windows 10, and the exact same issue repeats... time and time again. :(
It is driving me bonkers !
Thank you for posting this video; It has been super helpful and very concise - straight to the point. :)
- B

[@krystalhu6631]

Thank you,
That was really informing and helpful.

[@sosaucemp3]

You deserve much more views. Great Job !

[@michaelrichardson7277]

Background Information:
The USB3.0 stack is a special case. It contains a USB controller, a USB3.0 Root Hub, and, for Intel devices, an eXtensible host controller. The USB3.0 controller is connected to and available on the PCI bus, which is visible to the WinPE OS. HIIClient can see it and choose a driver for it. However, the Root Hub and eXtensible host controller devices are not on the PCI bus; they are on a separate USB3.0 bus.
The USB3.0 bus is not visible to WinPE by default because WinPE does not have a USB3.0 controller driver by default. That means when HIIClient.exe asks WinPE what devices are connected, WinPE will not return information about the USB3 hub or eXtensible host controller. Because there is no USB3.0 controller driver, the bus (and any devices connected to it) cannot be seen. WinPE will return only information about the USB3.0 controller, even if driver assignments are made for the remaining USB3.0 devices.
Resolution:
The solution is to inject the USB3.0 controller drivers into your boot.wim image. This makes the drivers available in WinPE. Essentially, the USB3.0 controller device will be installed in WinPE, so when HIIClient runs it can detect the full USB3.0 bus that is controlled by the USB3.0 controller, and select the appropriate drivers for all the USB3.0 devices from the HII driver library. Sometimes it is sufficient to inject just the USB3.0 controller driver, and other times drivers for all USB3.0 stack devices should be injected.
You can use the DISM GUI tool for Windows to add the USB 3 drivers to the Boot image file before using Rufus to create the USB install drive. THIS IS ONLY IF YOU CARE ABOUT LEVERAGING USB 3 SPEEDS DURING INSTALL.
www.thewindowsclub.com/dism-gui-windows

[@DuckAutomata]

Note: when you extract the msmg toolkit, you need to put it in a path that has NO spaces. If you don't then it will break when you try to extract source from MCT or custom ESD install.

[@VikingDudee]

Thank you, was about to lose my mind for a min lol

[@31_savagegodx]

I dont understand it says cant find install.esd

[@opokukoduah1122]

@@31_savagegodx facing same issue

[@interestingfootball0]

tysm, was facing this same issue.

[@fredflintstone4002]

THANK YOU! I will give that a try as the program just shuts down when I tried to follow along at 7:00 here! Hopefully that's my issue! TYVM!

[@craigsmestad6952]

Awesome Video! Many thanks!

[@emilmezo295]

This is what i got after i selecting source from Folder
" The selected source image build does not support custom component removal,
However it supports DISM component removal. For component removal, use Remove
Windows Components using Package List (DISM Method) menu. " I used ISO from MediaCreationTool 22H2

[@justincosgrove2864]

Very nice! Thank you for the simple tutorial. Works great on modern systems so far, but I’m unable to install on older computers without a UEFI bios. Is there a way to make these custom ISO’s a non UEFI version? I noticed it does delete the setup.exe file at some point during the stripping process. Some setting in the toolkit, perhaps? Thanks again!

[@justincosgrove2864]

I figured it out! You must select “MBR” partition type in Rufus and not GPT for the older, non UEFI bios installations. Once I did that, it’s a smooth install like the UEFI version. Thanks again, man!

[@margen2452]

@@justincosgrove2864 common sense bro

[@jimrindone]

Hello! I did everything exactly as instructed in your video and succeeded. However, the original Windows IS0 that I downloaded from Microsoft (on 11-19-2021) was 4.28 GB and the custom ISO per your video increased to 4.44 GB. Shouldn't the custom ISO have a smaller file size? Thank you!

[@CyberCPU]

When you convert the ESD image to WIM it gets bigger because the ESD uses better compression. However, the tool is unable to manipulate the ESD image so it has to be converted to WIM.

[@jimrindone]

@@CyberCPU Thank you for your helpful reply!

[@DaniyalFaizBBE-]

Can i revert WIM to ESD after customization?

[@mustafacankoken1434]

@@DaniyalFaizBBE- i think you can but not by this tool

[@DaniyalFaizBBE-]

Thanks!

[@ChrisDN]

Ohhh yea! Now this is the tutorial I've needed but never found, and quite honestly gave up looking for.
Hang on, did youtube recommended actually suggest something useful? Red-letter day!

[@charleecee6201]

your channel will grow and become successful brother. great work. my best wishes

[@cptnsx]

MSMG Toolkit download link has been taken down and other downloads on the Internet DO NOT match the SHA1 Hash - they are compromised. You need to either update this video or take it down.

[@JohnnyG193]

What does this mean? What happened?

[@CyberCPU]

I wasn't aware of that. Hopefully it will come back. Seems they are having some kind of hosting issues.

[@timothy5480]

the new link is a virus love the content and honestly people who didn't use SOG video deserve to give you there info

[@SilichipX]

Here is my list of removed components for Windows 10 Home x64:
[1] Internet
1 - Adobe Flash For Windows
3 - Internet Explorer
[2] Multimedia
D - Screen Savers
E - Snipping Tool
H - Wallpapersers
I - Windows Media Player
J - Windows Photo Viewer
K - Windows Themes
[3] Network
3 - Remote Desktop Client
5 - Simple TCP/IP Services
[4] Privacy
B - Customer Experience Improvement Program (CEIP)
C - Face Recognition (Unless the camera has an infrared projector)
F - Picture Password
H - Unified Telemetry Client (Asimov)
J - Windows Error Reporting
K - Windows Insider Hub
[5] Remoting
2 - MultiPoint Connector
3 - OneDrive Desktop Client
4 - Remote Assistance
5 - Remote Desktop Server
6 - Remote Registry
[6] System
M - Paint
P - Steps Recorder
U - Windows Subsystem For Linux
X - Wordpad
[7] System Apps
16 - ECApp - Modern UI Dialog App for Eye Movement Control (Unless you have Tobii eye tracker)
28 - Parental Controls
34 - Retail Demo Content
36 - Secure Assessment Browser
39 - Skype ORTC
47 - Windows Mixed Reality
[8] Windows Apps
01 - 3D Viewer
02 - Advertising Xaml
03 - Alarms & Clock
04 - Calculator App
05 - Camera
06 - Cortana
08 - Feedback Hub
10 - Get Help
12 - Groove Music
14 - Maps
17 - Mixed Reality Portal
18 - Movies & TV App
20 - My Office
21 - OneNote
22 - Paint 3D
23 - People
24 - Phone Link
25 - Photos
27 - Screen Sketch
29 - Skype
30 - Solitaire Collection
31 - Sticky Notes
33 - Tips ~ Windows tips and tutorials App
34 - Voice Recorder
35 - Weather
38 - Windows Mail App

[@j0hnl0cker]

Excellent, this is just what I needed. Thank you! 🙏

[@isaacpiscopo]

I love the shirt. IT Crowd is amazing!

[@somnathjana1667]

Awesome video man! Keep Going !
- From INDIA

[@CyberCPU]

Thank you.

[@frankkimball1168]

Is there a way to build Firefox or Chrome into the ISO so you don't have to have explorer or Edge?
Thanks for the video by the way. Most people give a very complicated explanation on this.

[@CyberCPU]

That's a good question. I know that there is a way but not sure if this tool will do that. I'll have to look into it.

[@JohnnyG193]

@@CyberCPU You could download a copy of FireFox on a USB drive from a different computer then install it to your machine running your new custom windows install.

[@bereketgirma8613]

@@JohnnyG193 what about integrating it into the iso file itself

[@JohnnyG193]

@@bereketgirma8613 I don’t think that’s possible but haven’t tested non windows app integration into ISO’s.

[@ale_8045]

thanks bro. nobody here in italy has done a job like yours. it works very well on my computer of 2008. 25 seconds boot time.. hahahaha 🙏✌️😂

[@jamestech9109]

Very helpful to me. However, the process with the updated version of MSMG toolkit has changed. An updated video would be awesome.

[@CyberCPU]

I did an updated video with a WAY better program. Check it out.
ua-cam.com/video/_gMJNQ3yWNE/v-deo.html

[@honahwikeepa2115]

Thank you brother. Cheers from Sydney Australia 🦘.

[@stevenschulze3758]

Thanks for the instructions on debloating for Windows 10 I have 1 or 2 things different than you but these are worlds to the original now there is a rocket under the hood. 😁🚀
I think Microsoft will hate this video too. 😂

[@Jakeu1701]

kind of reminds me of the slipstream days. The tool looks interesting, but some of the concerns/issues raised by commenters makes me cautious.

[@LidiaLeeSun]

I like the way you think, very great guide and useful in the days in which we live, you earned a subscribed, a like and our love :)

[@alexalainterieur]

great video ( and usefull quality comments down below ) thankyou for your time and dedication --> subscribed !

[@henockt257]

I liked the video and subscribed to the channel even way before I watched fully.

[@primuscaprius8245]

Liked and subscribed. Thank you.

[@--8u]

Thank you so mcuh sir. That's a great work!

[@CyberCPU]

Glad it helped.

[@tommyb.6064]

Recent note from msmg:
Note
Due to recent takedown of Toolkit's primary Mega account, all the Toolkit Pack contents has been lost.
So, from now on only Toolkit's custom packs will be available, the rest of pack files the user needs to get themselves and copy them to the respective packs folders as specified by the Toolkit error messages.
That's when you trust cloud as a reliable backup...

[@khurramtareen]

very good video and i especially like the way you teach .. really good ..my respect

[@CyberCPU]

Thank you.

[@SAM-ef5bu]

Good stuff. Thanks for share with us.
If future you also have Windows 11 version kit, I'm sure would like try it.
Anyway I still good to continue use Windows 10.

[@theepicpenguin5494]

I prefer using sysprep with an answer file to create a custom Windows image. The answer file can use "CopyProfile" to copy the profile settings to be used as the default settings for any new user. Customizing Windows is as much about debloating as it is about unhiding the system tray icons and showing file extensions in Explorer and setting dark mode and changing other defaults. WinPE can be used to capture the image after it has been customized. And DISM can be used to turn the wim file into an esd which can be copied to a USB.

[@tomaszszupryczynski5453]

i use winreducer, more options and control what you remove. still need virtualbox to test image first

[@closetGaming587]

tbh i was gonna use sysprep after the bloatware removal

[@ebrahimalhuremi7132]

This is the best tutorial video ever seen with a professional guy. thank you so much.

[@papa.alfredo]

I was chocked to see that you want Defender, Defender is the biggest SPYWARE there is inside Windows, mixed with the privacy of users and letting them to install or not what Microsoft wants! There are so much other antivirus software that you can control its behaving at will or? However, I enjoyed your video and explained well about how to make a Lite version of Windows 10 but I felt sick when you said, I will need Defender! my goodness!!!! If you are talking about Bloatware DEFENDER is the biggest of them all!

[@skullnoober]

I also use defender not because I like it, but I don't have any other choice, I need a free anti virus, know any?

[@Razer4971]

that fucker uses 2gb of my ram lmoa process is antimalware service executable

[@KnivesTV]

Very handy. Thanks for the tutorial. I have the new LTSC 21H2, so I'll give this a try later.

[@rogue572]

so i removed almost everything, but the ms store and xbox stuff is still present, (21H2)

[@dangan-mafiaofficial8641]

It keeps saying that there's no ISO in the folder "DVD ISO Image folder is empty... when I put the iso there.

[@rvreqTheSheepo]

This will do a lot for my coming Steam Deck, cheers!

[@yadooomadooo3833]

Thank you!! You helped my pc run faster than before!!!

[@RollerCoasterLineProductions]

excellent video! new sub! im following along making my image, for some reason I have alot more options in the M$ toolkit. No biggie, I'm not a newb.

[@siripalapala6802]

explai was superb. subscribed and liked. super work.thanks for this.

[@djdonbentley2141]

there are errors with some revisions to different versions of the toolkit.
some are giving errors working without the uncompressed esd files, some toolkit versions dont need to uncompress the full esd file. the latest versions of windows 11 dont use the esd file when downloading the regular iso,
so everyone, you need to use toolkit version such as version 13.3 if your iso dont use uncompressed esd.
lately the newer win11 iso use regular iso and wim files, so use version 13.3 toolkit, ver 13.6 gives errors
because it wants only the esd files.

[@youtubeeu4949]

ok but how to add app or program to this windows iso file ??? i see how to remowe/remove,but how to add programs ???

[@TheCarGuru]

How is this compared to NLite? Seems very similar except that NLite has a nicer UI. Oh, and you have to purchase NLite to unlock deeper levels of Wmdows 10 bloat removal.

[@dylahnrossi9429]

It just says windows canot be installed to this disk does not support configuration or installation theough a usb port or IEEE 1394 port.

[@carptackula7536]

Cool idea, but so is preparing a system debloated, with all programs, and ui tweaks, and then imaging THAT (eg via macrium reflect) and then having THAT to deploy as needed!

[@Martin-ot7xj]

Hi there , please make a tutorial video , about how we can customs windows iso file to add office & VLC player in to iso file and during windows installation office & vlc player will install automatically . thnx

[@imnotusingmyrealname4566]

I found the tool Anyburn to be far superior to Rufus. It can create bootable USB drives with just one partition and it has some extra capability for ISO operations like extracting files from an ISO

[@sear9993]

I learned how important it is to have a backup the hard way lol (trying to dualboot PeppermintOS)

[@jonathanwessner3456]

i just did this today, for some new systems i got in. They def don't need a lot of this crap on it. I just used WinRar to unpack everything

[@techy_thanos]

Thanks a lot ☺️
Love from India 😊

[@bobdobbs7828]

I'm going to go ahead and actually say thanks. I'm going to go ahead and follow these instructions and go ahead and install windows 10 without all the bloat.

[@MrYuck-ec5do]

Thank you, this was great! I have a nice bloatware free ISO for my virtual machines!

[@OriHalevi]

Please please please make this video again (Microsoft added many more options and apps), but this time please explain what each app and option is before you remove it (not all of us do well with English, and the explanation in words makes it much easier for us), I hope you will see it, thank you very much

[@happyfeet4506]

What a brilliant easy to follow video.

[@Chr0n0s38]

I'm more of a Linux guy myself, but this is great content. You break things down well, without getting too repetitive.

[@flintfrommother3gaming]

Even though I use linux mainly, I think you should atlleast open a VM for Windows or dualboot a modified version with no telemetry like this.

[@Chr0n0s38]

@@flintfrommother3gaming I dual boot Windows, but only for 1 or 2 games, and for access to firmware updates on laptops (since those are always exe files)

[@Saturnit3]

Hey, I have to ask, does this toolkit automatically disable windows update?
If not what do you do to block windows from reinstalling the missing bloatware/services?

[@unstopology]

Great, thorough tutorial. I was waiting for drivers but you didn't cover it. 😭 Also, updates are overrated and often kill compatibility with hardware and software.