… recommend using nLite if you are a seasoned Windows user and know what you're doing. With that said, if you correctly use this program, you should end up with a nice bootable ISO image in which to install Windows anew. In the end, nLite is a great program …
Windows components. A good example of such an application is nLite which allows you to create a custom-made Windows ISO that includes only the elements you prefer. Step-by-step approach nLite is a wizard-like application that helps you get rid of those More about nLite
… other users select and customize the components included in the Windows installation they're running. Similar to the original nLite application, the interface of NTLite is easy-to-navigate and can easily load a WIM image or directory which contains the ISO …
with only the features and components they want. Before proceeding any further, keep in mind that you should switch to nLite (free) if you're running an older Windows edition, since this one supports Windows 7 and newer. Remove Windows components More about NTLite
… to install Windows Vista with less unwanted components, you should give vLite a go. vLite is the Windows Vista version of nLite. This means that you can create an installation DVD which only install the components and services you want, with more drivers …
32 bit and 64 bit operating system. It is in os enhancements category and is available to all software users as a free download. More about vLite
… Windows operating system before you install it primarily for mass deployment. During the install, you will be prompted to download the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (Windows ADK), a Microsoft app that's around 2MB. The interface seems very …