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This tool lets you remove built-in Windows packages from your image, for example Windows Media Player, Windows Media Center or Internet Explorer. The difference between this and vLite is that this tool uninstalls them the official way rather than remove files the downside is that the image does not shrink as much as just removing the files. It also lets you remove old updates. WARNING: Anything you remove using this tool can't be undone, it is permanent! Step 1: When you first open up this tool you will be asked to select the image you wish to work with. Click 'Browse' and select the install.wim you wish to work with and then either click on the item Windows version you want and press select or just double click. Once done, the image will start to mount and retrieve all available packages within the image, it will not show ones which have already been removed. Note: You may notice that this list has more than the list available in 'All-In-One Integrator', this is because in the AIO i have only included the basics, whilst Component Remover will include everything, including updates. Step 2: Select the items you want to remove Once all the items have been listed, you can select the components you wish to remove. Green: Safe to remove. Yellow: Unknown, be careful removing these Red:This will break something, something depends on this feature but it will hopefully say what it is. Step 3: Begin Once you have everything selected, you can now click 'Remove Components', once done it will rescan and shows you what's left in the image. Step 4: Save Once done, you can go ahead and close the tool, click 'Yes' and it will ask you if you want to save the image, i recommend you to 'Save & Rebuild', however if you are going to be working on more than one image then just rebuild once you're done with your last image.

The 'Driver Installer' lets you install any driver either from driver packs or you just have an updated driver to the computer currently installed (Live). Installing Drivers Step 1: Select the folder your drivers are in Use the 'Add Drivers' to select the folder which contains your drivers *.inf files Note: *.inf files with the same MD5 will not be added, this avoids installing the same driver. Step 2: Click Start Once your files have been added, click 'Start' and W7T will start installing the drivers on your computer. Step 3: Wait Wait may take some time to install all the drivers, so go for coffee, cup of tea or whatever you prefer. W7T will let you know when it's done. Uninstalling Drivers Step 1: Press the scan button This will check which drivers are already installed via on your live system. Step 2: Select the drivers you want to remove Tick the boxes next to the drivers your want to remove. Step 3: Press 'Uninstall' and wait Now all you have to do is sit back and wait for those obsolete drivers to be removed, W7T will update the list once completed.

That's for the request forum. Should be, i remove it all the time. It uses DISM to to uninstall the components, i'm slowly trying to move to the vLite method which takes a lot of time.