[noob2k3]

Is there a chance this "fix" for the Documents and Settings rights issue is going to be released this month so people who are currently stuck with that can give it a shot too?

[JoaoVr]

The settings that I'm using on rt seven lite are messing up with my windows live messenger.

I've tested it in different PCs, with different internet networks and software (and no AV/Firewall) and my MSN cant login.

Using this settings on 1.0.7 (In attachment).

Can you please check what I shouldn't remove so I can use MSN?

[Zumoc]

I use Amsn without any problem. You can try it like alternative.

[JoaoVr]

Zumoc, on 11 June 2010 - 09:32 AM, said:

I use Amsn without any problem. You can try it like alternative.

Just wondering witch component I removed is messing around my MSN!

[Zumoc]

Have you disabled or removed some services?

[JoaoVr]

Zumoc, on 11 June 2010 - 10:10 AM, said:

Have you disabled or removed some services?

I only used the Features Removal tab.

Services I removed:
BitLocker Drive Encryption Service
Disk Defragmenter
Offline Files
Parental Controls
Problem Reports and Solutions Control Panel Support
Program Compatibility Assistant Service
Protected Storage
Remove Access Auto Connection Manager
Remove Access Connection Manager
Remote Desktop Configuration
Remote Desktop Services
Remote Desktop Services UserMode Port Redirector
Remote Registry
Windows Backup
Windows Biometric Service
Windows Card Space
Windows Defender
Windows Error Reporting

[Zumoc]

Why do you have removed the service instead disable? I don't remove nothing but only disable. If you disable it can be re-enable but once removed you cannot re-enable. I'm sorry but o don't use a original Messenger but you can repeat the tweak , trying ti disable instead remove. I think that is a good way to resolve or atleast to try.

[Tomorrow]

JoaoVr, on 11 June 2010 - 02:50 PM, said:

Services I removed:
BitLocker Drive Encryption Service
Disk Defragmenter
Offline Files
Parental Controls
Problem Reports and Solutions Control Panel Support
Program Compatibility Assistant Service
Protected Storage
Remove Access Auto Connection Manager
Remove Access Connection Manager
Remote Desktop Configuration
Remote Desktop Services
Remote Desktop Services UserMode Port Redirector
Remote Registry
Windows Backup
Windows Biometric Service
Windows Card Space
Windows Defender
Windows Error Reporting

Live Messenger is working for me.
The ones with Green i have disabled or they run manually.Im pretty sure these are not needed for WLM
The Orange one could cause problems for WLM if its removed
The Red ones i have enabled always

[Guillaume]

Tomorrow, on 12 June 2010 - 12:58 AM, said:

JoaoVr, on 11 June 2010 - 02:50 PM, said:

Services I removed:
BitLocker Drive Encryption Service
Disk Defragmenter
Offline Files
Parental Controls
Problem Reports and Solutions Control Panel Support
Program Compatibility Assistant Service
Protected Storage
Remove Access Auto Connection Manager
Remove Access Connection Manager
Remote Desktop Configuration
Remote Desktop Services
Remote Desktop Services UserMode Port Redirector
Remote Registry
Windows Backup
Windows Biometric Service
Windows Card Space
Windows Defender
Windows Error Reporting

Live Messenger is working for me.
The ones with Green i have disabled or they run manually.Im pretty sure these are not needed for WLM
The Orange one could cause problems for WLM if its removed
The Red ones i have enabled always

Error Reporting is useless, but removing Remote Access Auto Connection Manager and/or Remote Access Connection Manager is a b*tch. So I recommend you don't remove those two. Additionally, I don't know if it's that good of an idea to remove Protected Storage.

This post has been edited by Guillaume: 12 June 2010 - 08:26 AM

[BladedThesis]

Guillaume, on 12 June 2010 - 08:24 AM, said:

Additionally, I don't know if it's that good of an idea to remove Protected Storage.

If you remove Protected Storage, software will not remember your passwords. So security-wise, it's a good idea to remove.

[michal_banszel]

BladedThesis, on 12 June 2010 - 10:11 AM, said:

Guillaume, on 12 June 2010 - 08:24 AM, said:

Additionally, I don't know if it's that good of an idea to remove Protected Storage.

If you remove Protected Storage, software will not remember your passwords. So security-wise, it's a good idea to remove.

All passwords? Like in Opera passwords also? So button "Remember password" will be useless?

[BladedThesis]

michal_banszel, on 12 June 2010 - 11:41 AM, said:

All passwords? Like in Opera passwords also? So button "Remember password" will be useless?

Correct.

This post has been edited by BladedThesis: 12 June 2010 - 11:45 AM

[michal_banszel]

I'm going to make my first win7 x64 customization CD and I want to ask you guys if things I want to remove are safe to remove and maybe you have some ideas what else is safe to remove and completely useless.
* This is based on 32-bit ISO image but this week I will received 64-bit operating system. I think the main difference will be that x64 version will have some more services? Ok, here is it:

Pernamently remove:

Accessories --------------
On-Screen Magnifier
Welcome Center
Windows Repair Disc

Drivers ------------------
Intel Corporation
NVIDIA
Creative Technology
TV Tuners

Language Packs ------------
All

Multi-Media ---------------
Sample Music and Videos
Sample Pictures
Screensavers


Network -------------------
Telnet Client
Telnet Server

Services ------------------
BitLocker Drive Encryption Service
Parental Controls
Problem Reports and Solutions Control Panel Support
Program Compatibility Assistant Service (can I remove a program, not only a service?)
Remote Registry
Smart Card Removal Policy
Windows Backup
Windows Error Reporting Service
Windows Card Space
Windows Biometric Service

System --------------------
Recovery
Tablet PC
Windows Anytime Upgrade


Default features:

Tablet PC Components
Telnet Client
Telnet Server


I'm a regular user. I don't work with any servers or networks. Just connecting to wifi router and browsing internet. Most of time working on MS Word, playing some games from time to time. What do you think I can safely remove then?

This post has been edited by michal_banszel: 12 June 2010 - 12:41 PM

[michal_banszel]

Nobody can help? Mostly I'm wondering if it's safe to remove telnet stuff... ?

This post has been edited by michal_banszel: 13 June 2010 - 12:44 PM

[Zumoc]

Maybe no one will respond because you know just what you need or not. . Telnet is NOT a basic function for the operating system. Its removal should not create any problem. Remove the server will prevent that we can connect to your PC using this protocol (improve security) . If you also remove the client, you can not connect to any machine that has a telnet server running.

[michal_banszel]

Zumoc, on 13 June 2010 - 12:48 PM, said:

Maybe no one will respond because you know just what you need or not. . Telnet is NOT a basic function for the operating system. Its removal should not create any problem. Remove the server will prevent that we can connect to your PC using this protocol (improve security) . If you also remove the client, you can not connect to any machine that has a telnet server running.

You are right but I'm talking about some specific stuff for professional or not regular purpose. Things like multimedia stuff are up to my choice but I simply don't know what most of those components do That's why I asked for some help in choosing what to remove. As I said before - all I do is playing music, browsing internet, working with MS office and playing some games from time to time.

Anyway thanks for telnet explanation. I will remove it then. And where can I find Program Compatibility Assistant? If I remove the service then the program is useless, right? But I can't find it in the removal components...

This post has been edited by michal_banszel: 13 June 2010 - 12:57 PM

[Zumoc]

Watch on http://www.blackvipe.../servicecfg.htm you explain what services do and how to choose their operation. RT7 use any presets based on this link. Then once you have created your custom image, you can test it on VMware virtual garage. Even if you do not give a full guarantee of operation on the real physical machine, you will not install operating systems that do not work changed to 100%. Good luck.

[michal_banszel]

Zumoc, on 13 June 2010 - 01:03 PM, said:

Watch on http://www.blackvipe.../servicecfg.htm you explain what services do and how to choose their operation. RT7 use any presets based on this link. Then once you have created your custom image, you can test it on VMware virtual garage. Even if you do not give a full guarantee of operation on the real physical machine, you will not install operating systems that do not work changed to 100%. Good luck.

Thanks for the link. Is there something similar to this but about components because I wasn't thinking about services actually writing my previous post

[Bilar Crais]

Ben: Can you unlock the search service from the search "feature?" This way, the search function and search tab in folder options would still be operable, but you could have the option of disabling the search service in order that indexing does not take place. As it is, it is impossible to disable the search service if the search feature is enabled. Thank you!

This post has been edited by Bilar Crais: 13 June 2010 - 03:29 PM

[azon]

BladedThesis, on 12 June 2010 - 11:45 AM, said:

michal_banszel, on 12 June 2010 - 11:41 AM, said:

All passwords? Like in Opera passwords also? So button "Remember password" will be useless?

Correct.

Nope. I suspect that only passwords stored in windows credential manager will not be saved. i.e credential manager won't work.
Opera passwords and other password storages implemented by third-party have nothing to do with protected storage.