Greetings Everyone!
I've been testing to remove a lot of things with nLite in order to be able to remove as much as I can and at the same time have a fully functional computer that suits my needs, in this case connecting to the internet. I've been researching about all services that I remove so that I'm sure that I don't remove anything essential. However, as soon as I remove some services from the services section, obviously, my network refuses to work which means that I cannot connect to my other computer across the network. The services that I have removed are these:
- Alerter
- Application Layer Gateway
- Autoupdate
- Background Intelligent Transfer
- Distributed Transaction Coordinator
- DNS Client
- Error Reporting
- Fax Services
- Imapi
- Indexing Service
- Messenger
- Network DDE
- QoS RSVP
- Quality Of Service
- Remote Registry
- Removable Storage
- Secondary Logon
- System Restore
- TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper
- Telnet Server
- Terminal Services
- Uninterruptible Supply
- Volume Shadow Copy
- WebClient
- Windows Firewall/Internet Connection Sharing
- Wireless Zero Configuration
Also, to be able to get the network to work normally, I have to configure the Windows Firewall to accept this so I think that removing the Windows Firewall/Internet Connection Sharing service is causing my problem. What do you guys think? Anyone?
Thanks in advance!
Marthax
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Posted 29 May 2005 - 01:13 PM
ok, I managed to remove all except one. Windows Firewall/Internet Connection Sharing. If I try removing this, my network stops working. Anyway to work around this?
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