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A few days ago i did a very basic vlite to remove extra drivers, tablet pc, media center and languages to install on an Aspire One netbook with a 160GB HD (box said 120 but hey ) It works extremely well, RAM usage is about double of the pre-installed XP, it's normally hovering just below 500MB. I can confirm that it's definately as quick as XP on the Atom processor, and now when I switch to XP (dualbooting them) it feels like I've booted into the stone age. Kind of like the feeling when you first got aquainted with XP after living with Win9x. Anyway, I've had an error when it comes to activation. slui.exe fails due to SCARDDLG.dll is missing. unfortunately I've already deleted my .iso and the vlite settings, but I'm fairly certain I didn't remove anything else other than mentioned above. Wether this information is useful or not to anyone I don't know - after all I may have removed something else and I've simply forgotten - but I thought it was worth mentioning in case it is. So for now it's back to the default install, I didn't notice any performance differences between this and a regular install, i just tried it to free up a bit of space

Ahh yes i think that could be a very useful feature! i'm always testing out new combinations of removals, and i also make some unattended CD's for friends with their codes and personal settings. Having the option to specify a 'master source' folder which creates a new disc by copying to a new location and removing on the fly would be very handy.