YoHoJo
2012-09-08 16:12:13
Going to reformat and reinstall OS.
I do't think there are any Tiny7 64 bits :/.
Anyone have experience slimming down Windows 7 with RT7Lite program?
Basically I just want to make the OS very slim, minimal, bare-bones, etc.
Any pre-made ISOs or tutorials on how to do so with a program?
print
2012-09-08 23:46:20
yohojo your too smart for me lol
YoHoJo
2012-09-08 23:50:31
Pffff no I'm not don't say that. I'm just talking about an operating system, and a free program. No smarts here!
cause
2012-09-09 18:16:05
Sorry I am of no help lol, just wanted to let you know I did read the thread. I have installed TinyVista before, and TinyXP (beast mode edition, mistake on my part).
Harry
2012-09-09 18:33:14
"light" copies of Windows are unsafe. Use an untouched ISO (from MSDN), and disable services and whatnot that you do not need. Unless you're installing into a VM or have a PC from 2003, you won't have much issues.
macky_reddy
2012-12-01 09:08:18
@ YoHoJo
check my Micro 7 SP1 64 Bit Full, Slim & Extreme versions here
http://retestrak.nl/board/index.php?/topic/16748-micro-7-sp1-64-bit/
Neodymium
2012-12-01 09:16:11
I think
WinPE will be of use to you.
I haven't personally used it though. I'd sure like to, I hate reinstalling.
grats
2012-12-01 09:26:08
windows 8, it implements the process sleep that linux has had for 100 years, it's quite a bit more light weight than 7… as said I wouldn't trust any 'light' version of windows
Hobbit
2012-12-01 14:27:17
From: grats
windows 8, it implements the process sleep that linux has had for 100 years, it's quite a bit more light weight than 7… as said I wouldn't trust any 'light' version of windows
Windows 8 still devours memory when in VM regardless of this.
YoHoJo
2012-12-01 15:37:28
(Almost) 3 month grave dig :O