Solved Trying to Slipstream a Windows Mod into Ntlite

Over the years, Microsoft has tightened the reins on Windows 11 in different directions. They claim it's all about improving security, but that's debatable.

One particular area causing a lot of grief is sharing and mapping drives. Microsoft has tightened this so much that it's currently very difficult to fix. One fix I've found that works so far is 'Enable insecure logins for mapped drives'. This involves two statements that need to be inserted using PowerShell. They are:
I like to keep my Windows 11 ISOs up to date, so I slipstream my own with NTLite. These two statements have stumped me when it comes to inserting them into NTLite. I can't for the life of me figure out how to do it.

I have several .reg files, including one I made about 10 years ago, and I can insert them through the 'Add Registry File' option in NTLite. However, these two modifications are done through PowerShell. I searched the Registry hoping to save these two modifications for inclusion in NTLite, but I can't find them. I just don't know how or where PowerShell saves them.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers, John

From NTLite's Post-Setup (Before logon) screen, you can add a single PowerShell command line to Post-Setup.


You can visit the NTLite Community forum for more help.
NTLite Forums

The non-NTLite equivalent is to add the same PowerShell command line in your unattended file, from the specialize pass or using <FirstLogonCommands>.

Thanks very much, I will give it a try later this evening and get back to you, CHEERS, John

Thanks very much, this worked quite well.
There was just one Glitch, During the later part of the installation it stopped.
There was just that normal Circle of Dots.
I got sick of waiting and after about 5 minitues I rebooted and it continued on it's way.
Until it got to where it showed the two Mods and was waiting for me to give it aproval to proceed .
Do you know how to automate that part of the install.

When running those commands in a script, you need to disable the confirmation prompts.


From NTLite: