WinReducer for Windows 7 v1.01.215

This is a small update :

* GENERAL
- Update ImageX and Oscdimg to latest versions from Windows 8

*COMPONENTS
- Contact
- Default Computer Program Access
- Defender
- Defrag
- Diagnostics Troubleshooting Wizard
- Disc Image ISO Burner
- Disk Quota
- Disk Space Cleaner
- Display Switch
- Driver - 1394

Download Link :

Code:

http://www.winreducer.net/uploads/1/4/0/2/14027261/winreducer7_v1.01.215.zip

winterstorm2050 wrote:

- Update ImageX and Oscdimg to latest versions from Windows 8

Hi winter.
What is the benefit of the Win8 versions of ImageX and Oscdimg?
Are they faster?

Hello my friend. Wanted to redo some modifications to my w7 but gets the message [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

older version of exactly this (RT7-Booster-v4.66.202) works very well and later show the same .
Please look at what might be wrong because I do not want to trash the modification

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wrrrrrr my system already dying. After installing the new s all good. Sorry for the confusion

I will have a look on this as soon as I could ... But you could try to launch WinReducer for Windows 7 (or RT7-Booster) with administrator rights (right clic on executable ="Run as administrator"). Let me know if it solves the problem.

hihih tested administrator rights and did not move. It's the system, and so I have to re-install. There simply is something confused and not worth it to look for reasons to install a 5-minute

Yo, Winter. Just a question: When will you make boot.wim file optimization available? I really want to try that thing, man. Sounds really cool.

It's already enabled, when you check "Clean Boot Wim", that's working for :

• All languages
  
• Clean ISO WinSXS Backup Folder
  

I need to do more test for drivers but it should work !

Winterstorm,

Firstly I would like to personally thank you for continuing the work on WinReducer.

I have been reducing windows since initially purchasing nlite many years ago for win2k, and used it for all my windows iterations since, so know how much time and energy goes into this development. I have also been long time lurker and follower of your efforts on rtwincustomize.net, so many thanks for keeping up the good work, especially in the face of adversity!

Just a quick question I had, and appreciate many efforts are now directed into Win8, but do you think theres any possibility of your tool (winreducer) being expanded to incorporate all the components from rt7lite, so we only need to use 1 tool to create the reduced iso's? It seems you have all the underlying structure there to incorporate, and that you just need to expand out the options (with a bit of testing in there too)?

Ost.

Hey,
it might be a dummy question, but are we talking about the successor of RT7 booster with more components to remove? Or it does different things?

Else +1 to Ostr|ch's message.

hello..
not sure if this is right place for this but...
i've got the following error (some error-text is in polish - sorry) when selected the folder of win7 to mount (after cliecked "execute" button):
my os: fully updated win7 (.net installed: 3.5)
os to reduce: windows 7 (sp1 slipstreamed with rt7lite)

Hello Winterstorm2050 and thanks for all your work on Winreducer.

I'm relatively new to this, and would like to make a slim version of
Windows 7 without network or other bloatware components for use with
video editing only.
I'm sure that most of the OS can be removed, and I've tried RT7 lite with
winreducer7, but I'm getting the same Unhandled Exception Error in .NET
as b1636832.
Do I need to install a later version of .NET or am I doing something silly.
I've tried both Folder and ISO mount, with the same result.

Thanks for your help.
JoJoJo.

Problem solved with .NET4.

winterstorm2050 wrote:

It's already enabled, when you check "Clean Boot Wim", that's working for :

• All languages
  
• Clean ISO WinSXS Backup Folder
  

I need to do more test for drivers but it should work !

Yo, dude. I just finished making my ISO with WinReducer, and I enabled the option to clean the boot.wim file, but... how exactly does it clean it? I mean, when I enable that option, it finishes very quickly, when I would expect to take a little bit more than 1 SECOND to finish. Also, I've noticed the boot.wim file isn't even mounted. Are you aware of that?

Regards.