These are fine, you can also turn of slice timing correction, as this is done by fMRIPrep.
On the “Registration” tab, be sure to follow the instructions from the FEAT workaround video posted earlier in this thread.
This seems correct. If you haven’t, you can also view the design matrix as a visual check to ensure that everything has been set up properly.
On the “Stats” tab, I would strongly recommend selecting “Add additional confounds EVs” and add a text file where each column is a confound you would like to have regressed from the data. In your fMRIPrep output, each functional BOLD acquisition contains a corresponding desc-confounds_timeseries.tsv file with many confounds to choose from. You’ll want to select a subset of confounds to include in your design matrix. Specifically, since you’ve turned off motion correction in FEAT, you’ll want to include the motion confounds from the desc-confounds_timeseries.tsv files. For an example, see this post.