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Everything posted by vinifera
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well here we don't care from where he gets it ... torrents is my best bet but oh well... by trial testing I meant install it and use it for some time... hell I already wrote all this, the fuck am I repeating this
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Well, if you believe that you shouldn't be surprised that in order to have a secureboot shim signed/certified you need Silverlight (among another number of "queer" requisites), allow me to say: WHAT THE f*** ???? well they are digging their own grave, I don't care win7 is my last NT OS, I will have, later I will probably force myself to learn s***ty linux but better "s***ty" than "total dog s***" too bad Snow Leopard wasn't made for PC's
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I'm not into a fight but that slower difference is maybe by 0.5 to 1 second and office work what he says he does, doesn't require astronomy PC as I wrote, if he is so eager into 7, he can always trial-date it (tho I'd never use full original clunky version hahaha, but thats just me)
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nothing new from M$ they always forced their crap onto people
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winblinds > styler maybe you can do same shit on winblows 8/10
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any dual core CPU (like has) and 2 GB RAM (like he has) will run win7 ok only GPU we don't know (for DWM), as basic theme engine is broken in 7, wait I already wrote this shit above.... point is if he wants to try win7 for his OFFICE related stuff, let him try... it ain't illegal to download and use trial version of 7 and rearm it 3 times thats 270 days if i'm not mistaken, plenty of time to see how it runs for him
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ractos is limited to NT 5 kernel wine as far as i know is shit, hence why i wrote INVEST money in making proper one and metro... thats not qualified to be called an app
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just like they didn't allow changing skin since XP doubt they will allow boot screen to be changeable in other words, they are manipulative asshats
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I guess they were smoking pot when doing those things then
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would be cheaper to invest in making linux emulator for winblows apps
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boot anim is locked since win7 sp1 forget about changing it, you need valid certificate which cost $$$ or if you use test one, you'll end up with that stupid test mode watermark if not BSOD
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Premium yes, basic not basic is limited and its even worse since DWM is non existant if i remember (or was that starter ?) and when you run win7 in "XP theme engine", its so choppy and broken that its nightmare shit this NT 6 line has so many versions I can't keep track
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pretty much all slimmers do the same I'm aware of only 2, RT7 lite and NTlite (vlite breaks win7 SP1, so its out of question) its just up to user to know what should remove and what not, tho you can "lock" certain components NOT to be offered for removal those that usually break things if removed everything else you have to do manually (7zip is your friend)
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if he is doing just office things then he can dual core cpu with 2 gigs of ram without page file runs win7 just fine tho i wouldn't go for ultimate as it is filled with maximum junk you're better off with home premium or whatever is below Professional version Ideally Embedded is best but no user has it
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we are talking about OS, not apps XP flies with 2 gigs of RAM 7 flies with even 3 both no page file, in fact the most hungry thing are browsers and media editor programs but we are talking about OS
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I have it on older system and had it on even worse system and soon will put it on even worse than worse system take note that WEI score means nothing, its bul***** which you can cheat, yet it doesn't mean to system anything slimmed down OS, can help as it will naturally search through less files to use (on magnetic HDD's), for SSD's this is no longer an issue also if you want it faster don't use page file and indexer and superfetch, these 3 will constantly slowdown daily usage you can also look at black viper's guide to disable services for optimal use
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Actually WFP is also backbone for firewall, so that is a plus. System files are protected by Trusted Installer but even that one fails if PC is infected with any crypt trojan. I use RT7lite + manual deletion outside the WIM and then returning things back into it unfortunately unlike vlite, RT7 doesn't show what was removed but list should be something like this: system wide ~80% redundant data, (duplicate files, other language and SKU files except EN and HR and Professional) .net Framework 3.5 (and 3) and its backup Win Media Player and codecs Media Center components, Tablet components All language packs except EN and HR System Restore, Volume Shadow Copy, Indexing, Backup file(s) recovery invisible Recovery Partition (its that crappy .wim with ~250 MB) Windows Photo viewer CD/DVD recording WinSAT movie clips all themes except Aero/Basic and Classic (and its additional files) Prefetch Indexing Defragmenter Defender Natural Language search (this s*** alone saves you ~500 MB) --- Disabled Page File and Hybernation File SxS folder has been "filtered" (down to 1.8 GB) - there could be more i can't remember anymore overall not much is removed, just junk bit funny how actual OS should have been "big", but they went lazy way, just dump all language files all SKU (version) files, and when user needs some sort of recovery, just copy it back from shitty duplicates... but why bother if you still have to install OS from DVD, why not then leave all that crap on DVD ?
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he'd have to do it manualy as registry holds "bonds" and that is nightmare
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- the only errors can be maybe found in event viewer of volume shadow copy errors - it sucks at it while UAC may help but at the end of the day, its user who says "yes run it" and any modern malware is capable logging in as SYSTEM, and here is where WFP fails well until microshit develops normal sandboxing NT will never be safe
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wow how time flies by .... so I guess with this extended support it means they will put any junk in so called updates that they want what a shame, win7 definitely deserved SP2 if not 3
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so don't rely on SFC scan I downsized win7 to roughly 2 GB (installed) but will create my own "repair" method, while WFP still works, and should be left to exist as it is tied to more things than just recovery (which is useless)
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true, but some components are really unnecessary i compared for example SP1 SxS with my fully updated and cleaned, the SP1+2015 is over 9 GB !!!! f*** me that is huge, my cleaned is 1.8 GB and what components I ditched, the ones that nobody needs 1. language packs... OS uses english, and your keyboard uses your locale, everything else is not needed 2. filter out any other SKU that isn't yours, for example I use Pro, so any other... bye bye 3. WMP, WMC, who the hell use this ? - its obsolete, crappy and DRM-ed... bye bye 4. "Natural Language" for search, I never used it nor even know what the hell is it, all I know its half Gig of junk 5. dotNET 3 and 3.5, totally unneeded, v2 needs to stay 6. defragmenter, defender, system restore (which includes VSS and Backup/Recovery) - useless, if your system gets infected nice day restoring it with virus back init 7. Photoviewer - another total crap in MS line of products there, all this listed removed, and everything else intact gets your SxS from 9 GB to 1.85 GB (if you keep backup folder) hell I even left some .net 3 components, and IE win update works without problem manual update works without problem and someone who has good programming skills, that can make app to filter out things like locale, builds, sku's that would be it... when I did full manual removal of things (not just SxS), I couldn't believe how many JUNK does Win7 has its monstrosity..., there is no self-cleaning service at all which OS badly needs
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you dumb or blind or both ?
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actually, being evil, theoretical size can be ~350 MB but I haven't seen smaller than 500 MB if I remember correctly, this I'll inspect today my bad, now I see SxS reduction to 114 MB - LOL