Windows 7 Lite Builds - SFT

I have made a 650 Mb image, but only after painstakingly deleting extra WinSxS files. Without that extra work, you can get a very usable install in 950 Mb or so...

The 7Slimmer program is designed to always make the finished ISO usable. Utility is much more important that install space.

The update contains no new features, but greatly improves reliability of the program. The same program still works with 32 and 64 bit Windows. However, the choice engine is now universal (thus MMX-U) and should work with any Windows NT-based operating system.

I posted this on MSFN a week ago and it has 8 downloads... *sigh*

Should we stop making programs for this kind of crap?

Stefan's Win Integrator will at least run , but haven't yet had a successful install after using it.

RT7 Lite refuses to run at all.

Thanks SausageHacker - keep up the good work.

hclarkjr said:

SausageHacker said:

The update contains no new features, but greatly improves reliability of the program. The same program still works with 32 and 64 bit Windows. However, the choice engine is now universal (thus MMX-U) and should work with any Windows NT-based operating system.

I posted this on MSFN a week ago and it has 8 downloads... *sigh*

Should we stop making programs for this kind of crap?

how does your program compare to the programs found here? http://www.msfn.org/board/unattended...08r2-f167.html

It doesn't. My program is hardcoded to remove certain features, whereas 7Lite RT and the others give you options and a GUI. Am I saying I have been defeated? No. But are they better? Yes. The only real advantages this program has over the other ones are 1) you do not need to install it. 2) its less than half a meg (put it on a floppy ) 3) mine has been around for almost a year, so all the bugs have been worked out.

So in brief, use the 7Lite RT unless you get some weird crap. I decided to stop developing 7Slimmer as soon as Rockers Team pulls it out of beta.

Gratz to them for making a good program!