3rd-party apps, like Chrome or StartAllBack can be installed normally. Widgets taskbar icon is enabled by default, but clicking it does nothing. For this reason I consider it to be somehow baked-into this specific version by Microsoft, but I might be wrong.Ĥ) other than that this is just a regular Windows 11 without Store and Teams. I've checked everything, including GPO (in both registry and local folders, as well as gpresult report), but couldn't find where this restriction comes from and how to get rid of it. Installing StartAllBack allows to work around that (right-click works again and some of the Control Panel options can be accessed via StartAllBack custom Start Menu). I've tried different methods to remove them (including Universal Watermark Disabler), but none of them worked.ģ) there are some baked-in restrictions, like inability to right-click on the Start Menu button or to open the classic Control Panel. It shows Windows version in the bottom right corner and a warning about unsafe device in the upper right corner. You can create an offline account later and remove the Microsoft account you had to create initially.Ģ) it can be activated with KMS_VL_ALL_AIO, but the watermark stays on the screen. Now run the script by executing uup_download_windows.cmd as AdministratorĪnd my thoughts after installing it in a VM:ġ) creating offline account in OOBE is not possible, the option is there, but it doesn't work.In my case it was "vAutoEditions=Enterprise,CloudEdition", as I wanted Enterprise version as well. Modify ConvertConfig.ini by adding CloudEdition to vAutoEditions.
Unpack the downloaded package, but don't run the script yet.Pick "Download, add additional editions and convert to ISO" option when generating it.Choose "Windows Pro" edition and uncheck other editions (like "Windows Home").Download the Windows 11 package from uupdump.Here is what seems to be the easiest way to create Windows 11 SE ISO:
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