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@Arris wrote:
@aviv00 wrote:
any suggestion ?:)
If you don’t use BitLocker/EFS you can also remove
- Bitlocker Secure Startup
- Encrypted File System (EFS)
You can’t get it much smaller without losing essential parts I think.
This afternoon I also cooked some Windows Embedded which started up, but for some reason the Task Manager was missing, and also gadgets that view the CPU/Memory usage didn’t work so I think I did remove too much! 😆
thx
u missed Accessories that why u dont have taskmgr 🙂
this is my config take 3221mb as it say
optional dependency unmarked
any suggestion ?:)[+] .NET Framework
.NET Framework 2.0
.NET Framework 2.0 Client Profile
[+] Application Support
COM OLE Application Support
COM+ Application Support
Win32 Application Runtimes and Libraries
[+] Boot Environments
Enhanced Write Filter Boot Environment
[+] Browsers
[+] Internet Explorer 8
Internet Explorer 8 Browser
Internet Explorer 8 Engine and Display
Internet Explorer 8 Foundation
[+] Data Access and Storage
Windows Data Access Components
[+] Device Framework
Standard Windows USB Stack
[+] Devices and Printers
Device Framework
Device Uer Experience
Driver Frameworks
Printing Utilities and Management
[+] Diagnostics
Common Diagnostic Tools
Performance Monitoring
User
[+] Embedded Enabling Features
[+] Edition Branding
Unbranded Startup Screens
Bootable Windows USB Stack
Custom Logon Desktop Background Images
Dialog Box Filter
Enhanced Write Filter with HORM
File Based Write Filter (FBWF)
Hide Boot Screens
Message Box Default Reply
RAM Disk Controller
Registry Filter
[+] Fonts
Middle East, South East and South Asian Fonts
Western Fonts
[+] Graphics and Multimedia
[+] Premium Codecs
MPEG layer four codecs (license required)
MPEG layer one and Dolby Digital Codecs (license required)
MPEG layer three (MP3) Codecs (license required)
MPEG layer two and H.264 Codecs (license required)
Audio and Video Engines and Media Foundation
DirectX and Windows Device Experience
Graphics Platform
Image Mastering API V2
Windows Media Player 12
[+] International
International Components and Language Services
Language Pack Setup
[+] Management
[+] System Management
Group Policy Management
Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
System Management Administrative Tools
System Management Utilities
Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)
[+] Windows Update
Windows Update Standalone Installer
Windows Update User Interface
Power Management
Windows Application Compatibility
Windows PowerShell 2.0
[+] Networking
[+] Base
Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP)
Internet Authentication Serivce
Networking Base
Networking Foundation
BITS
Bluetooth
IRDA and UNIMODEM
Network Access Protection
Network and Sharing Center
Network Diagnostics
Peer Networking
Quality of Service
Remote Access Service (RAS)
Telephony API Client
Windows Firewall
Wireless Networking
[+] Remote Connections
Remote Desktop Connection
[+] Security
[+] Security Credentials
Credential Roaming Service
Credentials and Certificate Management
Windows Authorization Manager (AZMAN)
Application Security
Bitlocker Secure Startup
Encrypted File System (EFS)
Security Base
Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Management
Windows Security Center
[+] System Services
[+] File System
Advanced File System [ to boot from vhd ]
Core File System [ to boot from vhd ]
File and Folder Synchronization
File Compression Utility
Simplified Message Block (SMB) [ from my tests this is need for services.msc to work good ]
Windows Installer
[+] User Interface
[+] Help
Help and Support Engine
[+] Windows Shell
Accessories
Application User Experience
Shell Controls and UI Support Functions
Shell Foundation
System Control Panel
Windows Explorer
Windows Explorer Shell
Mobility Center and SlideShow
Photo Viewer
Search Indexing
@Dark Server 2008 wrote:
Whoah…….That looks pretty awesome Arris, Ok I’m officially convinced that you can use it as a regular OS.
Well it really sounds like a dream to configure everything the way you like it and want it, pretty much what I do everytime I install an OS afterwards.
As the Microsoft :geek: I am I’m probably pretty soon will get the itch to try this out, I can feel it…not long now…
yea! i agree with u
but i duno if working ok like normal osyes Arris i think that is very relevant to us
server users 🙂
im with r2 and ssd of intel i cant get trim working
the ahci working ok
i hear for making trim work u need to use ms driveryes its does but not on vhd too bad
try Driver Signature Enforcement Overrider 1.3b
Changes
* Watermarks Removal Option
* Support for Windows 7
* Several Bug-fixes@Arris wrote:
@aviv00 wrote:
@RemixedCat wrote:
web has some hardware restrctions.
such as ?
Here are the pages where the different editions are compared:
- Edition Comparison by Technical Specification
- Edition Comparison by Server Role
- Differentiated Feature Comparison by Edition
I expect currently no-one will use more than 32GB of RAM in their pc. Only the maximum amount of virtual machines allowed can be a reason to use the Datacenter edition.
@RemixedCat wrote:
enterprise sounds cooler! 😛
Yeah, I think I chose that one a little bit because of that reason. 😎 The first time I installed I also thought that the Enterprise edition was the most extended edition, but it turns out that is the Datacenter edition.
for the Home User Experience there are not different
@RemixedCat wrote:
web has some hardware restrctions.
such as ?
i choosed web to be my main os
i don’t think there any limitation that limit me as home user
