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(64-bit) New: - Settings: ‘Phone calls’ privacy option - Parameters: ‘/saveallstates’ – Include currently unchanged states on a preset save - Together with forcing non-existent components, captures most of existing changes Upgrade: - Source: Windows 10 21H1 build 20190 support +license date changed - Components: ‘IPSec’ leftovers - Components: ‘RDP ActiveX Client’ 32-bit split - Components: ‘Remote Desktop Client’ 32-bit split - Components: ‘WMI (Core)’ 32-bit split - Components: ‘WMI (Providers)’ 32-bit split - Components: Replaced Live-Only removal lock with OOBE compatibility - Make sure to keep that compatibility enabled to avoid setup issues Fix: - Updates: Improved cumulative update integration to reduce the chance of WU reoffering already integrated CU - Components: Settings-Privacy-Diagnostics page now removed with Telemetry removal instead of disabled with Error Reporting removals - Components: Slow ‘Preparing data’ at 99% in patched Windows 7 NTLite 2. selecting two cumulative updates, leaves only the last one selected) - Components: Components page filter bar for easier browsing (‘Uncheck all’ toolbar button applies to listed, non-filtered only) - General: Improved REFS support for image content storage (Note that temp/mount dir needs NTFS by design) - UI: Faster Components page opening, expanding and collapsing of all items - UI-Translation: Thanks for Chinese Simplified (Gskening) Fix: - Updates: Existing updates could have duplicate entries - UI: Automatic update will now prompt before restarting the tool if image loaded - Components: ‘PeopleExperienceHost’ removal leftovers NTLite 2. using only description instead of the name element will no longer leave ‘NONAME’ prefix) - Updates: Downloader now disables the already integrated update entries to simplify choice - Updates: Downloader now unchecks unnecessary cumulative update on manual selection (e.g. (64-bit) Upgrade: - Source: Windows 10 21H1 build 20206 support (+license date changed) - Source: Better handling of a non-standard WIM/ESD image names (e.g. Windows XP / Vista / Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 10