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[Guide] Win7/Server SP1 - Removal With Vlite and RT Lite 2.5 Final- and remove winsxs and still have able to update- 5 Methods Rate Topic: -----

#201 User is offline   theKramer 

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Posted 13 August 2012 - 06:55 AM

View Postbaijxz, on 10 August 2012 - 10:00 AM, said:

It has been some time since anything was written in this thread. Is there a newer easier alternative somewhere?
I've just banged my head against the wall with the RT7 process that quits after an hour with a error message that people say needs to be adressed with a windows reinstall or some such nonsense.

Right now I'd really like to find another way of making a winsxs less win7-64 installation-

If you have issues with RT7lite, you can use the presets in this thread. Thats what enabled me to finally get a working RT7lite install.

I could never the vLite to play nice with RT7lited iso though. Dunno how it worked for the other guys, as I followed their steps exactly and vLite always craps out on me Posted Image




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Posted 16 August 2012 - 06:09 AM

View PosttheKramer, on 13 August 2012 - 06:55 AM, said:

View Postbaijxz, on 10 August 2012 - 10:00 AM, said:

It has been some time since anything was written in this thread. Is there a newer easier alternative somewhere?
I've just banged my head against the wall with the RT7 process that quits after an hour with a error message that people say needs to be adressed with a windows reinstall or some such nonsense.

Right now I'd really like to find another way of making a winsxs less win7-64 installation-

If you have issues with RT7lite, you can use the presets in this thread. Thats what enabled me to finally get a working RT7lite install.

I could never the vLite to play nice with RT7lited iso though. Dunno how it worked for the other guys, as I followed their steps exactly and vLite always craps out on me Posted Image

For anyone trying this method, I just figured out why vLite kept crapping out on me.

The issue was with updates/driver integration in RT7lite. Once you dont try to integrate anything in RT7lite, its all good Posted Image
I used the RT7lite preset from here: http://www.rtwincust...onents-to-keep/


I will try slipstreaming updates with DISM to see if thats ok.

This post has been edited by theKramer: 16 August 2012 - 06:09 AM


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Posted 24 December 2012 - 06:14 AM

Hi all, I see this thread has not being updated in a while but I need some help here :) I'm trying to get this to work with method 3:
I installed Windows 7 Pro x64 on a virtual machine, ran all the updates and installed sp1, sysprepped it and captured the image with Gimagex.
When I try to remove winsxs with vlite it always crashed after the "preparing" step. I used a volume license iso, I already tried with a retail one
but no luck. I'm using this method because I wanted all the updates to work correctly, if I remove winsxs from the iso before installing the os
I get all kind of errors updating the system and sysprep is kind of broken. So what am I doing wrong? Any clue or help?

Thanks


Shanti

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Posted 25 December 2012 - 06:02 AM

Try this step-by-step guide: www.winreducer.net/forum.html --> Tutorials --> Slimming down windows 7

I got it to work at first, but now can't get vlite to work anymore :-(

P.S. Be sure not 2 use sysprep more than twice without an unattended XML file, otherwise it messes with activation.

P.S.2. I will be writing a full guide in the new yr on that forum about using sysprep and liting that sysprepped image after.

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Posted 16 January 2013 - 03:11 PM

View Postshanti, on 24 December 2012 - 06:14 AM, said:

Hi all, I see this thread has not being updated in a while but I need some help here :) I'm trying to get this to work with method 3:
I installed Windows 7 Pro x64 on a virtual machine, ran all the updates and installed sp1, sysprepped it and captured the image with Gimagex.
When I try to remove winsxs with vlite it always crashed after the "preparing" step. I used a volume license iso, I already tried with a retail one
but no luck. I'm using this method because I wanted all the updates to work correctly, if I remove winsxs from the iso before installing the os
I get all kind of errors updating the system and sysprep is kind of broken. So what am I doing wrong? Any clue or help?

Thanks


Shanti


vlite wim filter is different then windows 7

so if u change the image with the new wim filter u gonna have to apply it [ extract ] and then capture it
when doing change to image with new wim filter vlite's wim filter getting error handle it

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Posted 07 February 2013 - 02:27 PM

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