ONLY FOR POWER USERS

(please don't distribute while in alpha stage!)

Hi,

here is something that automates what I do after every install.

It's still in the beginnings but here is the list so far:

1. WMP Shell Extension
   
2. WMP Portable Devices services
   
3. Help
   
4. DLL Cache
   
5. Reinstall Backups
   
6. Doctor Watson
   
7. nVidia 3D Settings Server
   
8. WMP Network Sharing Service
   
9. nVidia Tray Icon
   
10. Recycle Bin
    
11. System Information
    
12. Temporary files
    
13. nVidia Control Panel shortcut
    
14. PNF Files
    
15. Office Source Engine service
    
16. .NET Runtime Optimization Service
    

Tested only on 32bit, needs .Net 2.0 or nLite Alternative Runtimes 2.0 and disabled SFC is recommended.

No icon yet.

I'll be slowly adding what annoys me with installed software on my own rig.

And I won't put components from nlite in it, it's just for cleaning the garbage which post-installation causes.

Changelog:

#v0.2

- Temporary files

- nVidia Control Panel shortcut

- PNF files

- Office Source Engine

- .NET Runtime Optimization Service

#v0.1

- nVtray detection fix

- Command line support

- MB saved report

Guide on command line

Make a shortcut to TTS and go to properties of that shortcut.

Change it to something like this:

"...TTS.exe" /c:1 /autoend

(... means your full path to exe)

This would automatically remove component number 1 (WMP Shell Extension) and close the program.

You can add more components like

"...TTS.exe" /c:1,3,5 /autoend

And you can change autoend delay like this:

"...TTS.exe" /c:1,3,5 /autoend:5000

Where 5000 means 5 seconds, default is 2.

To easily remove all supported components you can use this:

"...TTS.exe" /c:all /autoend

This could be helpful at the end of automated unattended installation.

To skip reboot:

"...TTS.exe" /reboot:no

Download removed until there is a better version

works placed in the nlite folder, when .net alternatives installed too

also run and patched for shrinkdown mode in microwinX.

love your programs nuhi, keep em coming.

Edited June 23, 200620 yr by gdogg

No icon yet, looks like a virus

Or a command line app.

/bookmarks

will test this on monday, thanks nuhi

cool tool!!!

thx

Updated

Thanks for this new tool.

edit : files are put in dllcache after fast any soft install. Has anyone tried to change the NTFS rights for this folder and to deny write to SYSTEM ?

(I can't remember if I have already tried or not. If I tried, I had no problem)

Edited June 29, 200620 yr by Camarade_Tux

Nuhi, did you go after the registry entries for the Office Source Engine Service? I'm using a 3rd party program called serviwin.exe and it still shows the Office service. Whenever I use the attached program to remove Services, it gets all the reg keys. Cheers.

Camarade_Tux, that could create some problems if they don't have routines what if it doesn't want to copy...I just rerun tts every day, one click and puf.

Jeremy, I tried it and it's not there for me probably because I manually deleted some protected reg entry, going to automate that in the next one.

are you still developing this nuhi?

any chance of prefetch cleaning?

also, nero scout remover..

regsvr32 /u "%commonprogramfiles%\Ahead\Lib\MediaLibraryNSE.dll"

I'm using it every day and I realized that it's not yet ready so when it's better I'll uplod the update. Don't expect it, who knows when.

Yeah that for nero would be fine.

I made myself nero lite, couldn't stand all those services which full version installs.

I made myself nero lite, couldn't stand all those services which full version installs.

Is yours better than hp38guser's? Heh, I don't even know why I ask because I use 6.6.0.14 and never have any problems burning a DVD.

Camarade_Tux, that could create some problems if they don't have routines what if it doesn't want to copy...I just rerun tts every day, one click and puf.

It seems to be working though. I'll use a VM, do that, install .Net framework, some MS updates and VMWare tools for drivers.

I'll see if it bugs.

Still planning to update this tool, Nuhi? It's really cool.