Create Windows 10 ISO image from Existing Installation

Kari · 27 Mar 2017

fdegrove said:

Hi,

Getting a blank page in IE11 and Edge.

Cheers,

Clicking the link in my post in Edge, I get this:

Create Windows 10 ISO image from Existing Installation-image.png

cereberus · 27 Mar 2017

Kari said:

Clicking the link in my post in Edge, I get this:

Using Chrome and IE11 (in Windows 7 as at work), I get a blank page for part 1, but can see the rest. Cannot test edge until later today.

slicendice · 27 Mar 2017

Wynona · 27 Mar 2017

fdegrove said:

Hi,

Getting a blank page in IE11 and Edge.

Cheers,

That's what I got too. But Kari says it works, so I'll try again.

Kari · 27 Mar 2017

Wynona said:

That's what I got too. But Kari says it works, so I'll try again.

Wynona, try the link in this tweet:

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BTW, did you see this post, I think that checking the PowerPoint presentation in your own speed might make this whole process look simpler, easier to get the concept:

Kari said:

By the way, here's the most important (IMO) of the PowerPoint presentations missing yesterday due upload issues. The whole process in 10 slides:

You can download a copy of it:
Attachment 126761

... or view enlarged in PowerPoint Online:
Attachment 126762

Wynona · 27 Mar 2017

Kari said:

Wynona, try the link in this tweet:

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BTW, did you see this post, I think that checking the PowerPoint presentation in your own speed might make this whole process look simpler, easier to get the concept:

That link doesn't work either, Kari. The only one that works is this one you provided: Try this: All Windows Enterprise Blog Posts

I don't think it's the links you're providing that don't work; I think, since it's only the Part 1 link that doesn't work, it must be something within the blog itself. I've done some experimenting and here's what I'm showing:

When I click on your links, I see this:

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Edit: Note the different type of "working" icon at the far left. I've never seen one like that before.

Within the document itself are Links to All Series Parts (1-6):

Create Windows 10 ISO image from Existing Installation-links.png

If I click on Part 1, I get the same thing I got with your links. However, if I click on Part 2-6, I'm taken to the Part I clicked on on.

Create Windows 10 ISO image from Existing Installation-link-works.png

Although I wouldn't do it in the normal course of events, I tried the following just to see what would happen:

I scrolled all the way down to Part 1, found and copied it into Word for printing; however, when I clicked on its title, I got the same thing I got when clicking on your links in this thread.

Clicking on the title of Part 2-6, takes me right to it. IOW, the links work.

Wynona · 27 Mar 2017

Kari said:

<Snip>BTW, did you see this post, I think that checking the PowerPoint presentation in your own speed might make this whole process look simpler, easier to get the concept:

Thanks, Kari. Downloaded and saved to my Instructions.

DavidY · 27 Mar 2017

Wynona said:

That link doesn't work either, Kari. The only one that works is this one you provided: Try this: All Windows Enterprise Blog Posts

I don't think it's the links you're providing that don't work; I think, since it's only the Part 1 link that doesn't work, it must be something within the blog itself. I've done some experimenting and here's what I'm showing:
Within the document itself are Links to All Series Parts (1-6):

If I click on Part 1, I get the same thing I got with your links. However, if I click on Part 2-6, I'm taken to the Part I clicked on on.

I get the same - both when I tried it last night and again just now - the Part 1 link doesn't work for me but Parts 2-6 do.

Wynona · 27 Mar 2017

DavidY said:

I get the same - both when I tried it last night and again just now - the Part 1 link doesn't work for me but Parts 2-6 do.

Thanks for the confirmation, David.

vigermam · 19 Apr 2017

Thanks, Kari. I use the method 3 to capture the imagine of WIN10 LTSB with Few software installed. everything almost prefect when I test in the VM. However, there is one little improvement can add.

clean the quick access address drop down list (not the recent files), by default it will keep the administrator's last few visit in the address bar drop down list, and carry to the new created account. I see this script in one video link. i though share in here may can help someone.

Code:

Del /F /Q %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Recent\*

Del /F /Q %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Recent\AutomaticDestinations\*

Del /F /Q %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Recent\CustomDestinations\*

REG Delete HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\RunMRU /VA /F

REG Delete HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\TypedPaths /VA /F

Also, a note that in method 3, under the c:\ drive, there is a folder called chocolatey, I believe it can be removed before the image capture for a clean look. this folder keeps a record of chocolatey packages been installed and history information.
questions:
- how can i keep the icon that pin to taskbar? after fresh install and login, those taskbar quick start button go missing. ( i had created few pined icon in taskbar before sysprep,however those info is not copied to default user profiles)
- how to keep the default programs settings? is that in the answer files settings instead of capture within the user profiles? ( I like to keep the default programs setting for everyone)

Again, huge thanks to everyone in this form and especially to Kari.