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Help taking customizing XP

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I've built a computer to use for a media center/entertainment system now I'm trying to customize Windows XP and take out all the extra features and components that I don't need for this so it'll work faster. the only things I want it to be able to do are:-

-Connect to websites like YouTube to watch videos

-Play video files (with added codec packs)

-Play audio files

-Update an iPod (not necessarily through iTunes)

-Download files p2p

-Convert audio files

-Run AutoIT

-VGA Video Out (though I think thats more of a hardware but I don't know if there's something built into windows that contributes to this)

I have been working on a windows shell in auto it to run ontop of windows as a media center type shell. basic menus with pictures is all that required for that

I've included my Last_Session.ini and Last_Session_U.ini as attachments and was hoping anyone knew of other features I could take out while keeping compatibility with the features above (or if I took something out that might prevent one)

Please and thank you

Last_Session.ini

Last_Session_u.ini

Edited by AcidCorps

1. SP3 and Hotfixes are missing

2. Drivers are missing (can easiely be integrated with nLite)

3. Missing WMP might cause problems playing some filetypes

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See I wasn't sure if it was worth SP3 and hot fixes since I figured it'd just be upgrades for stuff I don't need

Drivers I'm going to add later but good catch I should have mentioned that

WMP is a very good point I'll re-add that

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