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<blockquote data-quote="rtv" data-source="post: 251625" data-attributes="member: 12309">Please leave that pure non-sense!There are 3 reasons for end-users to use NLite:1. no floppy but needing drivers for deprecated OS = okay2. customizing own settings right from the start = useless since other people will have different preferences3. stripping &quot;unneeded&quot; parts of Windows = pure bullshit!So if you did consider 3 and you are not a M$ dev who knows the exact dependencies you're doomed right from the start. I for example will never use a printer with my PC. Nevertheless I needed the print spooler service to install some vital updates. There are dozens of such examples...NLite comes in really handy for purpose 1 and 2 but please understand that we cannot support any issue if you're not using a fully updated, complete Windows installation. I guess HDD space shouldn't be an issue for HTPCs which are meant to record and play terabytes of data..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rtv, post: 251625, member: 12309"] Please leave that pure non-sense! There are 3 reasons for end-users to use NLite: 1. no floppy but needing drivers for deprecated OS = okay 2. customizing own settings right from the start = useless since other people will have different preferences 3. stripping "unneeded" parts of Windows = pure bullshit! So if you did consider 3 and you are not a M$ dev who knows the exact dependencies you're doomed right from the start. I for example will never use a printer with my PC. Nevertheless I needed the print spooler service to install some vital updates. There are dozens of such examples... NLite comes in really handy for purpose 1 and 2 but please understand that we cannot support any issue if you're not using a fully updated, complete Windows installation. I guess HDD space shouldn't be an issue for HTPCs which are meant to record and play terabytes of data.. [/QUOTE]

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