Microsoft doesn't recommend creating Vista "Lite" with vLite
section: windows, for your questions: KezNews forum, 2.2.2008
Some people have been turning to a utility called vLite, which out components of the operating system deemed unessential.
"Microsoft does not recommend using any tool to strip out applications from Windows Vista prior to installing it on your system, as it may affect your ability to download future Windows updates and service packs, and may cause your system to become unstable", the company said in an e-mail to CNET News.com.
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Comments(15)
"may cause your system to become unstable". then again, loading vista at all will slow
you down 2x over xp. and on and on and on!
it may cause your vista run faster that it normally would. oh no that would be a shame.
microsoft ur such a joke
and may cause your system to become unstable (it already is
ya twits)
vista is stable if you know how to use the os jack ass/ and for linux ppl, linux kicks
ass ;but bad app/graphic support so stfu
i used vlite a few releases back and removed trivial items such as accessability, games,
wallpaper and things of that nature. no problems and a lean install is what i have. i
think stability issues only come in when you yank out critical services. in that area
everything relies on something else and removing the wrong service can cause some isssues.
i used vlite on my vista and no problems yet with updates, runs nice and fast for not
having all that computer. 1.6g with only 512mb ram
one of my 4 systems is a p3
1 gz processor
512 mb sdram
256 mb
nvidia graphics card
os: windows vista lol
works great!!
"may cause your system to become unstable" i thought vista itself made it unstable
enough...
they accuse vlite because they must be in superior source of having the "right" to
remove unimportant and bulky features of vista.
actually, vlite helps in minimizing
the overwhelming system requirements of vista (e.g.).
well if there will be updates,
most of them are not useful!
plzzz
by hoss on 03.02.2008 - 05:02
vista is stable if you know how to use the
os jack ass/ and for linux ppl, linux kicks ass ;but bad app/graphic support so stfu
hey guys, why not just install vista starter, there is naff all in that version so no
slowdowns ;)
they don't recommend using nlite for xp either. standard disclaimer to cut down on
support issues.
i have celeron 533mhz,256mb ram graphic card geforce fx5200 128mb and vista is working on
it! that is my second pc!
i've been using this proggie for quite sometime now,first using nlite and now vlite,if
you dont need the upgrades from microsoft(which u dont,trust me),by creating your own
vista,you can make it waaaaaaaaay more stable and fast than normal versions. ive done one
without media center,movie maker,zip,photo gallery and some other stuff.result:
a
more stable and fast system,no more a resource hog.i have 2 gb ram laptop and when it's
idle it "consumes" 400 mb of ram,when in charge,like burning a dvd or playing a game,it
doesn't do more them 1.4 gb ram...hail the vista lite!
vista reinvented!
peace \/
the bulk of vista utilities is to check on you, see if your copy is legit, collect
browsing habits etc...
every service pack will include anti pirate and more privacy
issues , nothing about real performance
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what vista will do anyway
By i like it slow on 03.02.2008 - 01:02