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#1 User is offline   Nepsyde 

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Posted 25 September 2006 - 02:44 PM

ok hi

hehe i have finally managed to get 148mb iso winxp. few processe running like 18 but i want to decrease that to 14 or lower hopefully. and using less ram also. I don't have any network etc on my computer as my computer is the only thing at home but i have dial up internet (sucks i know) so i can't really take whole lot of things. i use encarta 2007 money 2007 etc... which all work fine. was wondering what other items are safe for removeable? Network, operating system and services... one other thing is can i remove windows update because i surely don't use it. i perfer to use autopatcher... any help would be nice. (iam trying to get to TiNy version of xp which he runs nothing except the only things needed, hes even remove networking but i don't know which ones are needed for dial up internet).

Maybe you guys can share you lastseasion.ini file with me so i can compare it to mine and other then i know which ones are ok for removable.




[Components]
;# Applications #
Accessibility Options
Briefcase
Calculator
ClipBook Viewer
Defragmenter
Games
Internet Games
NT Backup
Pinball
Screensavers
Wordpad
;# Drivers #
Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM)
Cameras and Camcorders
Display Adapters
Display Adapters (old)
Ethernet (LAN)
IBM Thinkpad
InfraRed
Logitech WingMan
Microsoft SideWinder
MultiFunctional
Portable Audio
Printers
Scanners
Sony Jog Dial
Sound Controllers
Tape drives
Toshiba DVD decoder card
Wireless Ethernet (WLAN)
;# Hardware Support #
ALI IDE Bus Driver
ATM Support
Battery
Bluetooth Support
Brother Devices
Firewire (1394) Support
Firewire Network support
Gravis Digital GamePort
Intel IDE BUS Driver
Joystick Support
Logical Disk Manager
Multi-port serial adapters
Multi-Processor Support
Secure Digital host controller
Smart Cards
Sony Memory Stick
Teletext codec
Toshiba IDE Bus Driver
USB Audio support
USB Ethernet
VIA IDE Bus Driver
Video Capture
Windows CE USB Host
;# Multimedia #
ActiveX for streaming video
AOL ART Image Format Support
DirectX diagnostic tool
Images and Backgrounds
Intel Indeo codecs
Media Center
MIDI audio support
Mouse Cursors
Movie Maker
Music Samples
Old CDPlayer and Sound Recorder
Speech Support
Tablet PC
Windows Media Player
Windows Sounds
;# Network #
Active Directory service
Client for Netware Networks
Communication tools
Connection Manager
FrontPage Extensions
Internet Explorer
Internet Information Services (IIS)
IP Conferencing
MSN Explorer
Netmeeting
NetShell Cmd-Tool
Network Monitor Driver and Tools
Network Setup Wizard
NWLink IPX/SPX/NetBIOS Protocol
Outlook Express
Peer-to-Peer
Synchronization Manager
TAPI Application Support
Vector Graphics Rendering (VML)
Web Folders
Windows Messenger
;# Operating System Options #
.NET Framework
Administrator VB scripts
Command-Line tools
Desktop Cleanup Wizard
Disk and Profile Quota
Disk Cleanup
Document Templates
DR Watson
FAT to NTFS converter
File and Settings Wizard
File System Filter Manager
Help
Logon Notifications
Manual Install and Upgrade
MS Agent
Out of Box Experience (OOBE)
Private Character Editor
Remote Installation Services (RIS)
Save Dump Utility
Search Assistant
Security Center
Service Pack Messages
Shell Media Handler
Tour
User Account Pictures
Web View
Zip Folders
;# Services #
Alerter
Distributed Link Tracking Client
Error Reporting
Fax Services
Imapi
Indexing Service
IPSEC Policy Agent
Messenger
Network DDE
Network Location Awareness (NLA)
Network Provisioning
QoS RSVP
Quality of Service (QoS)
Remote Registry
Removable Storage
Secondary Logon
Service Advertising Protocol
SNMP
TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper
Telnet Server
Terminal Services
Uninterruptible Power Supply
Volume Shadow Copy
WebClient
Wireless Zero Configuration
;# Directories #
CRACK
DOCS
EXTRAS
SUPPORT
VALUEADD
;# Compatibility #

[KeepFiles]
msconfig.exe

[RemoveFiles]
clock.avi
blastcln.exe


anyhelp would be great thank you


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Posted 25 September 2006 - 04:34 PM

keep agp filter, keep things that sound like dial up, remove the rest, keep firewall too a good idea

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Posted 26 September 2006 - 11:50 AM

View Postbledd, on Sep 26 2006, 12:34 AM, said:

keep things that sound like dial up

ex: if u have optical fibre u may not need dial up

what u can remove depends on what u do with your computer and what software u use and not only that
=> and such advise should be motivated and expained

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Posted 26 September 2006 - 07:03 PM

you're using some big Microsoft software (Encarta, et cetera) so I think you really should keep IE core and also IE, at least

if you're looking for a smart running Windows, be especially careful to services that are running. it's the most noticeable part, from far.

for the whole remaining stuff that's not running every time with Windows, I suggest you not to remove ALL that don't serve you at this time.
you could upgrade hardware, change network configuration, met a friend who'll want to connect his laptop... or simply try new software that will bug because you removed some needed component...

so stay careful ;)


ah, and are you sure that you want to remove that CRACK folder? :whistle:

This post has been edited by OuTmAn: 26 September 2006 - 07:15 PM


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