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[Guide] Liting Win8 with WTK and manually removing


aviv00

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Step 1 - removing with WTK

download it from:

http://www.wincert.net/forum/files/

here good removing config

http://www25.zippyshare.com/v/40940473/file.html

A. After removing stuff from the wim with Windows ToolKIT

B. install it to vhd [vmware or on host]

C. run vmware and start the windows 8 from that vhd

D. install the dot net 3.5

E.use dism /append-image to capture to same wim u deploy from

no need to sysperp win8 using uni drivers

[it save time of compressing]

F.use the old wim filter to mount the captured image

Step 2 - removing manually

with whereisit [application google for it ]

capture the mounted dir with whereisit

start deleting :)

here a list what can be deleted

1.metro apps from program files

2. winsxs\backup dir - *.*

3.winsxs\*.inf* [dirs]

notice some of the dirs the search will find not related to drivers files

u can delete them but if u can save them

4.nls* files all from 1mb and above[u can delete them all im not sure]

5. run *.* in dirs IME and Speech

add the files to user list and search from there to whole clg

remove all

6. remove *prn* folders from driverstore folder only 1mb and above

7. remove ttf files from winsxs dir

here a footprint example

Image Index: 1

-------------------

Name: Enterprise

Description: Enterprise

Flags: ENTERPRISE

Files: 59361

Folders: 14470

Expanded Size: 7742 MB

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u can capture the image with gimagex

whereisit is not capture application its for make it easier to find files camper and delete

its like file explorer that index all the folders and files and make it easy search all HDDs

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Hey.

Is there any places where i can see what i can safely remove from Windows 8 with the WinToolkit without breaking the installation or other important things in Windows 8?

When i choose the Windows 8 Client (64-bit) in WinToolkit, then i get up 219 components i can remove.

If someone can give me some pictures with what i can remove for example, then it would be great.

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Hey.

Is there any places where i can see what i can safely remove from Windows 8 with the WinToolkit without breaking the installation or other important things in Windows 8?

When i choose the Windows 8 Client (64-bit) in WinToolkit, then i get up 219 components i can remove.

If someone can give me some pictures with what i can remove for example, then it would be great.

check topic u will find ur answer :)

Step 1 - removing with WTK

what's the WTK? and how can i got it?

thanks

grab it from here

http://www.wincert.net/forum/files/

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How to make Lited Windows 8

I'm Hungarian. I don't understand this description. It is complicated for me!

Please write more detail and put up pictures for step by step what need to do.

Please! Thank you!

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hey there picinova1977

try find guide for gimagex / imagex capturing / apply ....

in this forums

and about whereisit try out it for few days u will catch it very quickly

if u have more questions i could help u here

i remember someone post in yt same "big" guide for imaging....

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http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/96206126/file.html



Active Directory Application Mode

BitLocker Drive Encryption

HomeGroup

Hyper-V

Hyper-V Network VSC Driver

Hyper-V Storage VSP Driver

Hyper-V VMBUS Driver

IIS Addons 1

IIS Addons 2

Internet Explorer Troubleshooters

Microsoft Storage Service

Microsoft XPS Document Writer

Network File System (NFS) protocol

Offline Files

Offline Files

Parental Controls

Redhawk v1.0

Remote Assistance

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)

SimpleTCP Services

Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications

System Restore

Tablet PC Components

Telnet Server

Virtual XP Licensing Policies

VirtualPC (USB)

VirtualPC Licensing Policies

Windows Backup

Windows Defender

Windows Defender

Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service

Windows Media Player Troubleshooters

Windows PowerShell 2.0

Windows Recovery Disc

Windows TIFF IFilter

Windows User Assistance

WinSAT Media Files

XPS Viewer






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Step 2 - removing manually

with whereisit [application google for it ]

capture the mounted dir with whereisit

start deleting :)

here a list what can be deleted

1.metro apps from program files

2. winsxs\backup dir - *.*

3.winsxs\*.inf* [dirs]

notice some of the dirs the search will find not related to drivers files

u can delete them but if u can save them

4.nls* files all from 1mb and above[u can delete them all im not sure]

5. run *.* in dirs IME and Speech

add the files to user list and search from there to whole clg

remove all

6. remove *prn* folders from driverstore folder only 1mb and above

7. remove ttf files from winsxs dir

Hi aviv00.

I just have a couple of questions. I sysprepped an image where I installed all the latest updates for Windows 8.

1. I dont see a backup folder in the winSXS directory. Am I doing something wrong there?

I ran disk cleanup before Sysprep and that cleaned the cache, so could that have removed the backup directory also??

2. In point 5, above you talk about running *.* in dirs IME and Speech.

Does that mean running a search in those folders?

Can you explain explain nr5 in more detail, as I dont understand what you mean by "add the files to user list and search from there to whole clg"

Your help would be much appreciated :-)

Thx.

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