Questions about creating your own setup build?

Question

Windows

Good day people.
I would like to ask a few questions about creating my build of Windows 10 and get answers to them (to know what should be done programmatically and what can be included in the build right away).

1. When creating your own assembly, will the modified bootloader be saved? (replacing .efi files and adding others)
2. When creating your own assembly, are changes related to disabling / deleting explorer.exe and other system files saved?
3. When creating your own assembly, are changes in the registry saved on your own?

All of these changes and more should be applied as soon as the user installs the OS. Is it possible to include this in the assembly right away?

Answer 1

1. it's not entirely clear what you mean. If you want to integrate firewood, then yes it is possible
2. how to set it up. I would generally recommend automatically entering into the domain and rolling group policies
3. how to set up
In general, as you set it up, it will be so. Policies and drivers are installed immediately. The programs prescribed in postinstall are also installed. But I don't recommend doing it that way. It's better to set a minimum (basic image for 1 group of computers with the same hardware), enter it into the domain and deliver programs through policies.
https://docs.microsoft.com/ru-ru/windows-hardware/...
https://www.ekzorchik.ru/2019/01/installing-window...
Most tips for Vista are also suitable for 10