[coryhenrique]

I'd like to make Windows XP faster by removing a large part of its components. But every time I install on my computer I can not install Net Framework 4 nor IExplorer 8.

What components that have to stay for the Net Framework and IExplorer can be installed?



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Attached File(s)

•  Last Session.ini (23.41K)
  Number of downloads: 11

This post has been edited by coryhenrique: 15 August 2012 - 04:39 PM

[Ponch]

Welcome to the forum. Please read the big red message up your screen.
There is also a sticky thread that probably already answers your question.
-Windows Update Manager needed for IE7 and IE8
-Net Logon Service needed for .Net Framework.

[coryhenrique]

Sorry, I added the Session.ini now.

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[submix8c]

Side note - unnecessary to enlarge text and/or bold enlarged text. Standard size is fine except to hilite a portion for clarity.

[coryhenrique]

sorry, but I cannot see small print.

Thank Ponch, I'll test now.

[coryhenrique]

I enabled the Net Logon and Windows Update Manager, but the Net Framework 3.5 or 4 continue to giving installation error.
I sent the Session.ini, please help me solve this problem?

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[GrofLuigi]

Is this an actual file you used with nLite? It's very different than usual, many names are different and look like translations, sections are out of order...

Anyway, try not to remove that many services.

GL

[Ponch]

As stated up there, why does your ini file look weird ? For instance why does it say "Protection Screens" instead of "Screen Savers" ? How come it says "English (USA)" instead of "English (United States)". Are you using a translation (other than "English (default)" language on the 1st screen?
Where did you get nLite 1.4.9.1 from and what exactly is written on your original CD?

[coryhenrique]

I downloaded the nlite the original site.
Sorry. I had translated the Session.ini, because my first language is portuguese. But now I added the original file in english(Last_Session.ini).
Could you look and tell me what should I do?

I'm grateful!

Attached File(s)

•  Last Session.ini (23.41K)
  Number of downloads: 14

[tomasz86]

Are you saying that you're setting nLite to English even though the system itself is Portuguese??

It's a bad idea. From my experience nLite won't be able to "see" many settings, ex. many services' names are different, etc. In the past I tried to do this with a Polish version of Windows and nLite couldn't detect the components properly. In one word, you should set nLite to Portuguese when modifying a Portuguese Windows.

This post has been edited by tomasz86: 15 August 2012 - 10:09 PM

[Ponch]

coryhenrique, on 15 August 2012 - 04:47 PM, said:

I had translated the Session.ini, because my first language is portuguese.

So you or the tool you used translated "Português (Brasil)" to "English (USA)"
Have you tried without removing ".Net Framework" ? I'm not even sure the file you posted before was the same. Do you always begin with a complete set of original files (you can't re-add stuff) ?

[Kelsenellenelvian]

Also you are working under win7.

That is known to cause issues

Env = 1.4.9.1 - 2.0.50727.4963.Microsoft Windows NT 6.1.7600.0

[coryhenrique]

Thank you all for helping me!

I solved the problem of installation. net framework, but not in nlite, but rather in the XP

But another problem arose, and the tools MMC.EXE and GPEDIT.MSC are being excluded.
What components I should uncheck to run these tools?


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This post has been edited by coryhenrique: 16 August 2012 - 09:20 PM

[Ponch]

That one is very easy to find. But I won't tell you because it looks like you haven't even searched (it took me 15 seconds, really). You could also give some info on how you just "solved" the .Net problem without reinstall, it could come handy to other people having the same problem.
But it seems you've done it all the wrong way, removing things without knowing what threy were instead of really removing only components you were 100% sure you would never need. Not reading the descriptions the author took the time to write (on demand of the non experts) for each component. I expect you to come back a few times for other "strange" problems. All in all you'll waste much more time solving those problems than you'll gain from the half % speed improvement.

[coryhenrique]

I solved this problem .NET framework just following the tutorial from link .Net Framework fix tutorial

Thanks for help me!