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vLite/nLite slows down start-up

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I got a feeling that Window$ installed from nLited or vLited DVD/CD was slower than un-Lited ones.

Am I the only one having this feeling?

stop using $ mid sentence, it looks daft

i had that too but old royal theme

but now with noir its good

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Window$ installed from slip-streamed CD/DVD really has a longer start-up time.

It's slower than installing Window$ from the original CD/DVD and then applies hotfixes.

Is it actually an expected behavior?

Or is vLite/nLite inserted something? No... I don't think so, right? :)

did u removed the drivers ? from it ? and put newer ?

post ur ini pls

Please don't remove the service whose name is "Event log"

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did u removed the drivers ? from it ? and put newer ?

post ur ini pls

For my currently installed vLited Vi$ta, no driver was removed. I only slip-streamed SP1

and add Nvidia nForce 570Ultra's drivers (version 15.12 if I remember correctly).

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Please don't remove the service whose name is "Event log"

OK. Will remember this on my next re-installation of Vi$ta. Heard that

SP2 is coming....

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I just re-installed my Vi$ta Ultimate x64 again. This time, I removed most drivers and some

components (sample video & pictures, Defender, .... etc). The start-up speed is kind of back to

normal.....

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