alienboo Posted August 22, 2004 Posted August 22, 2004 hi ppl i have managed to shrink DRIVER.CAB to just 153 files and to size of 5.5MBbut i wont to shrink it morethis is the list of files in my DRIVER.CAB :1394bus.sys4mmdat.sys61883.sysacpi.sysacpiec.sysaec.sysarp1394.sysatapi.sysaudstub.sysavc.sysavcaudio.sysavcstrm.sysbatt.dllbattc.syscdrom.syschanger.syscmbatt.syscompbatt.syscrcdisk.sysdisk.sysdmusic.sysdmutil.dlldot4.sysdot4prt.sysdot4usb.sysdrmk.sysdrmkaud.sysdshowext.axenum1394.sysfdc.sysflpydisk.sysfsvga.sysftdisk.sysgameenum.syshal.dllhalaacpi.dllhalacpi.dllhalapic.dllhalmacpi.dllhalmps.dllhccoin.dllhid.dllhidbatt.syshidclass.syshidgame.syshidir.syshidparse.syshidserv.dllhidusb.sysi8042prt.sysimapi.sysirbus.sysisapnp.sysiyuv_32.dllkbd101b.dllkbd101c.dllkbd103.dllkbd106.dllkbdclass.syskbdhid.syskbdjpn.dllkbdkor.dllkmixer.sysks.sysksproxy.axkstvtune.axksuser.dllkswdmcap.axksxbar.axloop.sysmchgrcoi.dllmemcard.sysmf.sysminiqic.sysmouclass.sysmouhid.sysmsdv.sysmsh263.drvmskssrv.sysmsmpu401.sysmspclock.sysmspqm.sysmstape.sysmstee.sysmsyuv.dllndisip.sysnic1394.sysntkrnlmp.exentkrnlpa.exentkrpamp.exentoskrnl.exeohci1394.sysoprghdlr.sysparport.syspci.syspciide.syspciidex.syspcmcia.syspnpmem.sysportcls.sysprocessr.sysptpusd.dllqic157.sysramdisk.sysrdpdr.sysredbook.syssbp2port.sysscsiprnt.sysscsiscan.sysserenum.sysserial.syssermouse.sysserscan.syssfloppy.syssmbali.syssmbbatt.syssmbclass.syssmbhc.syssonydcam.syssplitter.sysstorprop.dllstream.sysstreamci.dllswenum.sysswmidi.syssysaudio.systermdd.systsbyuv.dllusbaudio.sysusbcamd2.sysusbccgp.sysusbd.sysusbehci.sysusbhub.sysusbintel.sysusbohci.sysusbport.sysusbprint.sysusbscan.sysusbstor.sysusbuhci.sysusbui.dllvfwwdm32.dllvgapnp.sysvolsnap.syswceusbsh.syswd.syswdmaud.drvwdmaud.syswiafbdrv.dllwmiacpi.syswzcsapi.dllwzcsvc.dllwhat other files i can throw away ?thanks
alienboo Posted August 22, 2004 Author Posted August 22, 2004 Becuase i believe that there are few more files that windows can live without themand still function in 100%
dirtyepic Posted August 22, 2004 Posted August 22, 2004 i guess you could open Device Manager and check Show Hidden Devices. open the Non-PnP Drivers bit and see what you're not using.
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