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Windows 7 700mb Iso Download FullCommentsWindows 7 Iso File Download 700mbedited March 2015
Toolbar - Add - Image Folder - select ‘Windows8Pro': to select the OS source
For Windows 8.1, let NTlite convert the compressed .esd to a .wim
Backup this folder for re-use later for example Windows8ProForNTlite
Add this folder as the source
Toolbar - Load: Load Windows 8.1 Pro from install.wim (wait a minute…)
In Components:
Toolbar - Compatibility: select things you want to keep working..
Printing
Recommended All
USB support
Windows Update
Host Machine (or HWlist)
Toolbar - Expand All - Uncheck All: now only the absolute minimum is selected to be installed
Add to that the following, by checking what you need:
Application Compatibility! (needed for a lot of older applications)
Media - high definition audio device (both)
wdmaudio (if not already selected)
Floppy Disk Support (otherwise Device Manager will have an unassigned Device from Parallels)
Group Policy Client & Local Security Policy (useful for changing some otherwise inaccessible settings)
Wallpapers (Default)
Internet Explorer client
optional: Accessories - Mouse pointers
optional: add 'Time Service' (did not work in Windows 8.1, but OK in Windows 7)
Win7: Desktop Window Manager (for Audio and Network Connections to work - may get fixed in later NTlite version)
No need to add Metro (almost all settings can be done elsewhere)
In Features:
Internet Explorer is enabled
In Updates - Integrate Update Packages:
To find out relevant Update packages, you should first make an NTlited install without integrated updates
then run Windows Update and make a list of all important Security Updates by KB number
Download the relevant updates based on the list created in the first step
manually from Microsoft Download Center https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/default.aspx (search by KB number)
or automatically from Windows Updates Downloader (http://www.windowsupdatesdownloader.com/Default.aspx)
Do not just use all the updates from the downloader, but only the ones determined by the initial install, otherwise there will be problems when trying to install updates for components which have been removed
Put the Updates you want to use in a folder on your Desktop, for example Win8Updates
On Win8: Do Not Install KB3039066 (causes folder rename error: folders cannot be renamed after installing this)
In Tweaks:
optional: modify ‘Services' according to Black Viper Safe list (http://www.blackviper.com) usually a few dozen changes
Auto Reboot on BSOD - disable
UAC: disable prompt on Secure Desktop
In Unattended:
Toolbar - Enable, then Auto-fill
modify Administrator user as needed including Password 'yyyyyy', possibly check Autologon
optional: Toolbar - Add local account: Group - Users, ..
Toolbar - Configure disk partition: Check.. Install to this partition, Maximum, OK
use Generic install Key for Windows 8.1 (Bing it ;-)
In Post Setup:
Add 7Zip
Add Sysinternals Process Explorer (self-expanding 7zipped exe) https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx
Add WinDirStat http://windirstat.info/index.html
optional: Add Firefox
add some tweaks, reg hacks etc. (see below)
Win8DisableSwapfile.reg - disable Metro swapfile
Win8NoLockScreen.reg - disable the Lock Screen
setvmem.bat - set smaller Virtual Memory
In Apply:
Toolbar - check Clean Update backup, optional: check Reuse Driver Cache
Toolbar - check Save changes to image
Toolbar - keep check on Backup Log & Backup preset
optional: Toolbar - check ESD compression (gets the image down to almost CD size, but can take about 15 mins longer) without ESD compression the image will be around 900 MB
Toolbar - check Create ISO image: Save to outside of the VM and name it something meaningful (Windows_8.1_Pro_32bit_en_US_NTLite4.iso)
In Source - Toolbar - Save - Preset name: for example Win8NTlite4
edited March 2015
Select image file
Select Operating System - 'Windows 8.1' (if not recognised)
Win8: Select 'Look like Windows 7' (to get Start8 start menu)
Customize: Sharing, Applications, Startup, Memory, disable USB Webcam
Install should then all be fully automatic for Windows 8, Windows 7 may ask for a key, which can be skipped
when creating partition manually: search for 'How to Avoid Reserved or Hidden Partition in Windows 8' 
After Installation in Parallels VM:
Parallels Hard Disk will be about 2.3 - 2.8 GB, memory usage about 250 MB (win8.1)
Win7: disable system restore
set 125% Windows & Font scaling (on Hi-Res monitors)
Install Parallels Tools
Win7: Install Parallels 'Mac Look'
adjust fonts & sizes Segoe UI 11px
Win8: 'Windows 7 Look' (Win8)
add Process Explorer shortcut
check or install WinDirStat
In Win8.1: 
Start8
optional: Update Start8 to version 1.5+ (from website)
sometimes problems with uninstall-loop in Windows 8.1
Start 8 settings:
Desktop: Disable all Windows 8 Hot corners
Configure:
Show ‘Run' 
Hide shortcuts:
Games (do not work)
Help and Support, etc.
Check for Updates in Windows Update (first time can be slow)
ignore (most) Optional Updates
change Settings (uncheck 'give me recommended updates..')
HIDE (in Windows 8.1):
Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool
Do Not Install KB3039066 (causes folder rename error)
KB3008242 not needed
KB2994290 not needed
as of March 2015 (in Windows 8.1)
install KB2919355 (2.3 MB)
HIDE in Windows 7:
Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool
optional: IE 11, 10, 9
KB2532531 (not needed BT related, cannot install)
KB2552343
KB2786081
KB2798162
KB2868116
but install KB973688 (XML SP2)
Optional:
Win7: Install .NET 4.5 Offline Installer
make Firefox default (if installed)
launch 7Zip as Admin to associate file-types with all users
disable Windows Error Reporting in Group Policy
Administrativ Templates - Windows Components - Windows Error Reporting
Activation
check: %windir%system32cmd /c slmgr/dli
optional: Install downloaded Theme
Check Device Manager
Win7: sounds: disable startup sound
Disable Delete Confirmation on Recycle Bin
Use WinDirStat to check what is taking up most space
Delete ‘Software Distribution' (stop Windows Update Service first)
Shrink WinSXS
(see relevant articles)
On Windows 8.1:
Dism.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /AnalyzeComponentStore
Dism.exe /online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup /ResetBase
Dism.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /AnalyzeComponentStore
Delete: C:UsersChristianAppDataLocalTempPrlToolsPackages
Delete any restore points and disable System Protection (Win7)
launch Windows Disk CleanUp
optional: CCleaner (disable Monitoring)
Not working or Missing:
Creating new Users in a Group
fast user switching
Create an account via an Administrator command shell cmd.exe:
net user /add useraccountname mypassword
net localgroup administrators useraccountname /add
Even with Metro disabled, Metro IE is installed 
Metro IE will not load any pages
On full screen 'Here is Start' will not disappear
cannot change account picture (due to Metro not being installed)
generally: if nothing from .Net is installed, Event Viewer will not work
some errors will show up in Event Monitor, not all of which have been explored by me
Conclusions after testing:
Saves a lot of space for each VM, usually only 2.5 to 3.5 GB per VM even with installed updates & applications
whereas a regular VM with Win7 or Win8 easily takes up 8 to 20 GB and keeps on growing
Win8 Lite is more responsive and almost as fast as a Windows XP VM
used Process Explorer to check memory usage, which is between 200 and 300 MB after idling for 5 minutes (about half of a regular install)
Device Manager shows no errors
Network, Sound and all built in desktop applications incl. Administrative Settings work
.Net Framework 3.5 or 4.5 can be installed later, if needed
most desktop applications will install and run smoothly
tested Firefox, Quicken, Bibleworks, etc.
Win8DisableSwapfile.reg
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlSession ManagerMemory Management]

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREPoliciesMicrosoftWindowsPersonalization]

wmic computersystem set AutomaticManagedPagefile=False
wmic pagefileset where name='C:pagefile.sys' set InitialSize=256,MaximumSize=512
Some Silent Install Switches:
77z938.msi /q INSTALLDIR='C:Program Files7-Zip'
Firefox Setup 36.0.1.exe -ms
windirstat1_1_2_setup.exe /S
msxml4-KB954430-enu.exe /quiet
WindowsUpdateAgent-7.6-x86.exe /quiet
Process Explorer.exe -o'C:Program Files' -y (7zip created self-extracting exe)
Attached xml settings file for Windows 8.1:
intended as a working example, but may not work as expected without adapting it first
this needs to be tweaked for your individual needs and file paths
edited March 2015

Comments, questions, suggestions and corrections are welcome. Chris
edited March 2015
Ho-ly monkey, it's like reading a letter from a long lost twin!
Excellent guide, covers a lot more than I expected from the title.
You might think about changing it to something more generic, and it applies to Win7 as well as you said.
I'll for sure be getting back to you for input on the online documentation in the future, and reference this in the next blog post.Also pinned it on the forum to be more visible in the future.
Thanks Chris!
edited March 2015

I modified the title a bit, as you suggested. Thanks for pinning the post. I probably won't have much time to give input regarding documentation in the future, as too many other projects are coming up.Chris
intended as a working example, but may not work as expected without adapting it first
this needs to be tweaked for your individual needs and file paths
it is derived from a previous, basically original image (Win7ProFullBase) which had over 100 Updates installed
lists of applied Updates can be found in the log and xml files
edited March 2015
106 Windows Update Packages were added to create the Win7ProFullBase 32 bit Windows 7 SP1 Professional image. 
Attached is the code of the list, which can be added to the .xml configuration.
For the benefit of people who may need to organise their Windows 8.1 64-Bit updates for a new image. Here's a spread sheet which I used as of today 20.07.15, to download each item from the Windows update catalogue. Was a worthy exercise, after doing it once, just keep adding to it. 
Hi Chris - you mentioned:Win8 Lite is more responsive and almost as fast as a Windows XP VM
Is this just subjective or have you done any other kind of concrete benchmarks whoch show that Win8 Lite is faster than Win8 and close to XP ?
edited August 2015
It should be noted that following the steps with a 64-bit Windows 7 does not yield a 700 MiB image, but a 788 MiB one. Not a big deal for me, since I wanted it for VMware only.
Also, post-setup steps to include could be:powercfg -h off
disabling or minimizing the page file (depending on what you mean to do with it) - saw it as policy for Win 8 above
on Windows 8/8.1 disable swapfile.sys
Also, if you merely want to use WinDirStat, you can simply copy windirstat.exe from the installed copy. The language DLLs are not strictly necessary, nor is the DLL included for 9x/NT compatibility. If you want to create a shortcut on the desktop still, I recommend NirCmd (actually I recommend the whole package!).
I'm also currently pondering on how to include VMware Tools into the image. Will get there eventually .. it appears to be the usual MSI wrapped in an EXE. setup64.exe /s /v /qn appears to do the trick.
To list installed updates, use wmic qfe
Hi All,
I'm new to the NTLite Community but I'm an old fan of NLite . 
Thank you for the tutorial.
Hello. I don't quite understand what exactly makes a windows image lose its weight? My ISO Windows 7 Ultimate Image uses 4+ GB HD space. When installed, it would use 12-13 GB HD space. So this post is intended to show how to compress an iso image? I've followed these steps, except 'Installation in Parallels VM' paragraph, since I'm using VMWare Workstation instead of it, but it doesn't seem my iso image is 700MB now. Can you help me? 
edited April 2016
After some corrections in the source of my OS, it says 'Deleted files: 12114 (2019 MB)' in the Apply section , BUT only the NTLike programm says so, actually it hasn't lost any weight. The install.wim file is still 3.7 GB, while it must be like 1.7 now. 
edited April 2016
@Shamil788, do you save changes to the image when applying changes?
If you unchecked Save Changes on the Apply page toolbar, you can save it by manually unloading image on the Source page and ticking save changes when prompted. In that case don't forget to Convert - Rebuild to reduce WIM size.
Then you can right-click image and choose Create ISO if you need the ISO file. 
Thank you for your help I guess it worked. A folder with OS on vmWare used to use 12-14 GB of my disk space, now it's about 8. However, it's still a huge amount in comparison with the success of the topic starter. 
If I do this process with Windows 10, how much disk space it would need? 
Oh yes, I remember I did the same thing long time ago. Very nice a CD-Image and its still working well. I just forgot what I exactly did, so later tries resulted in crashed systems. Nice to see here that someone had fiigured out again and give us a tutorial. Great Work! Keep it Up! 
Few questions about experience:
- Same way with Win10 possible?
- Running Office 2016, Skype and VPN-Clients with it?
- Language Pack support?
Greetz 
edited August 2016
edited August 2016
523MB? pah! Windows 7 SP1 64Bit iso with 441MB. installed 1,22GB on VM 
edit: sorry, i its only 32bit, not 64bit 
edited August 2016
I've tried this and whenever I try booting it into VMWare, the internet does not work. I've tried NAT and bridged, and neither seem to work. Any information I can provide to troubleshoot? 
edited August 2016
@trentfromrid, keep all Network - File Sharing components, Drivers - Network adapters, and Hardware Support - Individual - Network*. I would also enable Components - Compatibility - VMWare machine.
If you still have issues, or did not remove those, then please send me an email to support at ntlite dot com containing the preset in question. Thanks. 
I am trying to download Win8NTlite8forum.xml 38.2K.
It is empty in firefox. In Chrome I get 'failed no file'.
Can someone help? 
Fixed, returned all presets in this topic, thanks for the notice. 
Can this possibly get updated for Windows 10? Specifically touching on the things that will definitely break the OOBE, because everytime I try to make one I end up with a boot loop. I can edit the registry to bypass it, but I'd rather not have to. 
edited March 2017
kronflux, what's wrong with the OOBE compatibility option in Components-Compatibility, it is supposed to protect the needed components?
If it did not help, please open a new topic and attach your preset or send it to support email. Thanks. 
edited April 2017
here is a Preset for a minimalst Windows 7 SP1 Ultimate 32Bit (German) with only 768MB but included 41MB for vmware Tools.
CD size is 330MB.
tested and drivers for vmware Workstation.
nice to see how small NTLite can do 
edited April 2017
I can get Windows 7 SP1 Ultimate 64bit(with 3125574) installed at 1.1gb, but 500mb of that is syswow64, so that could go down to 600mb using 64bit programs only. 
768mb installed, great work. What is the installed size(minus pagefile and hibernation file) for a standard 32bit install? 