Slim down Windows 7 post-install?


  1. ufdlim
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    Slim down Windows 7 post-install?


    Are there any methods that I can slim down a Windows 7 installation after it has already been installed. vLite has not been very friendly on my desktop x64 install, so I cannot create a slimstreamed ISO.
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  3. Anthony
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    MS Windows 7 Professional 64-bit SP1
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    The only way i know to slim down windows after install is Control Panel\Programs and Features, you can even uninstall IE.
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