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do it in practice, it only costs u one minute of ur time. this only because it is unbootable in theory.

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my mod made on the earlier and if it fails i will resort to the latter? unbootable for one minute? its twin will be bootable the next minute. So alacrán i come to u ppl saying what I got here and u tell me the literature says otherwise? what can I say, follow the literature? system unbootable? 4gb.vhd copied to 4gbcopy.vhd. many programs out there promise to shrink and clean this huge folder, but to the best of my knowledge and observation, winsxs stays huge in most win10 versions. the way this reduction has been carried out is still unknown to me.

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Still talking about build or version differences, I have found starting from an already lite version much more comfortable than from a full version, at least considering the plethoric winsxs folder (ca5gb to say the least), which has apparently been reduced to only about 90mg in some lite versions.

so everything must be tried ex post facto. The post-install procedure enables you to tailor the shrinking on a per-machine and/or on a per-build basis - some steps in the development are successful if taken on one build but not on another, which allows other steps to achieve the same shrinking result or even a different one. I confirm not having been able to do it all on a pre-install basis, probably owing to the specificity of each build or version. Of course, I am talking of an operation of no hindrance whatsoever to a normal everyday computer experience nothing has been done without in order to obtain better shrinking results, even though some of you would tell me I could shrink the lz4 to a smaller figure. So, at the end of the day, I think it has been worthwhile shrinking the win10 system on a post-install basis:ġ) plain vhd size 3.5gb to be comfortable with freespaceĢ) wimboot vhd consisting of a 2.25gb install.wim + a 450mb vhd (for wimb) (further shrunk to a 146mb. Needless to say, suggestions are more than welcome. I am just trying to avoid all the fuss for the fluff. the most valuable thing would be to 'capture' an ideal deduction scenario thru some *.xml or other backup means in order to save time for later application of the endeavor to next setups, without going back thru all the fuss again. It takes a lot of patience and a little going back to the previous move in case anything goes wrong in the process, but it can be done.

As far as the component compartment is concerned, I have managed to halve the inf-drivers-driverstore trio, which I consider good result. I remember asking wonko, wimb, alacrán and all the pundits here for advice and they said to go little by little, lest I should take too much out.

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I confess never having been successful at that, but I have done a lot on a post-install basis, i.e., by subtracting all the superfluous items I could (e.g., no need to keep adaptec software if I have no adaptec hardware, and so on and so forth) from an already installed system.

To be precise, the video material was on using NTLite on a pre-setup basis in order to shrink the iso to be installed. Lately I have played with NTLite, after watching a lot of videoclips on it.

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We find ourselves hunting down drivers for unsupported hardware, choosing between a light or dark theme for our windows, and fighting with installed 'fluff'.I am almost thru with tailoring my system software to my system hardware, or at least I think so. And yet, when we do eventually reinstall Windows, it's a chore. Average us may not be reinstalling Windows every other day. Still, this can also be useful for every user. Why not have them pre-applied and invest your time in something better, like binge-watching your favorite series when the boss is not around?

That's why NTLite was created in the first place: as a tool with which you can add and remove elements of Windows and customize its 'innermost' options before even installing it.Īs IT workers can tell you, this can prove a lifesaver if you have to apply the same tweaks many times on a large number of PCs.

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Why install Cortana if you're not going to use it and believe it's a security risk? Is there a reason to have the printer service enabled if you don't even have a printer? Why should Windows consume resources 'indexing your files' if it's running on a never-changing PC that's 'frozen in time' for a specific purpose, like acting as a light fixture controller?

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