MODWIN

A program to help users customize a Windows 10 or 11 iso.

Step 1

Open your Windows ISO and copy all the files.

Step 2

Open MODWIN. MODWIN will automatically create the Folders and Files it needs, if need be.

Step 3

MODWIN will instantly open the newly created ISO directory so you can paste your ISO files in.

Step 4

Close the ISO folder and select Option 1 on MODWIN's Main Menu.

Step 5

MODWIN will automatically detect if the unpacked ISO contains a WIM or ESD and present you with a list of options to choose from. You can select any option by typing the correct number and MODWIN will extract the WIM.

Step 6

Select option 3 to mount the wim.

Step 7

Now that the WIM is mounted, you are able to edit the WIM’S applications, packages, features, and registry.

This is the application menu. This menu allows you to remove applications manually, remove all applications, or install your own applications.

(OPTIONAL): If you add your apps to the APPS folder in MODWIN, it can detect them and install of them at once.

EXAMPLE OF INDIVIDUAL APP REMOVAL:

PACKAGE MANAGER MENU:

List of "safe" packages for removal. (Cannot be copy / pasted, for reference only) https://github.com/01101010110/MODWIN/blob/main/%22SAFE%22%20PACKAGES

EXAMPLE OF INDIVIDUAL PACKAGE REMOVAL:

FEATURE MANAGEMENT MENU:

ENABLE FEATURES MENU:

DISABLE FEATURES MENU:

WIM REGISTRY MENU:

LOADED REGISTRY HIVE EXAMPLE:

MODWIN is now able to open regedit for the user and prompts them to go to local machine / offline to see the loaded hive.

USER FOLDER:

Users can add their own files and folders to the user folder and it will install everything onto the wim when ran.

Step 8

BUILD ISO: This menu allows the user to build a compressed ISO or an uncompressed version. It is also able to unmount and clean the mount point with option 2.

COMPLETED ISO BUILD EXAMPLE: After setting a name for your iso, MODWIN will use Xorriso to build your iso and then open the folder containing your new iso.

Videos

It says v4, but it shows all of the features included in v6, minus the auto-unnattended support, which is shown in the video below.

This video shows how to use the auto unnattended feature