mickyz Posted August 14, 2013 Posted August 14, 2013 (edited) This guide provides a valuable assistance in slimming Windows installation using WinToolKit and RTSevenLite. Before begin, type diskmgmt.msc in StartMenu and add a new NTFS partition with at least 20GB where extract the Windows 7 DVD, WinToolKit and RTSevenLite. This allow us to have a clean file system to format quickly in case of bugs or power loss. Start RTSevenLite and set temporary directory into new partition, then choice source directory and remove features as is in RT7Lite.txt. Don't forget to setup Un-Attended! For last, start WinToolKit, set temporary directory as before, and remove 'Microsofot Windows PE' from boot.wim using WIM manager, include also Autounattend.xml. From intall.wim instead remove what you don't need loading WinToolkit.ini profile. Remember to include Chrome or Firefox installer, I've removed IE, and clean winsxs with Component Removal.Now you can burn final ISO and install it in less of ten minutes! :welcome: http://www.wincert.net/forum/files/file/18-one-cd-windows-setup/ Edited November 4, 2013 by mickyz Quote
mickyz Posted August 16, 2013 Author Posted August 16, 2013 (edited) This script removes any locked directory, run as Administrator with script.cmd "dir to delete".@echo offtakeown /F %1 /Ricacls %1 /T /Q /grant "%UserName%":fdel /f/s/q %1 > nulrmdir /s/q %1 Edited November 4, 2013 by mickyz Ishan 1 Quote
formemac Posted May 6, 2014 Posted May 6, 2014 This script removes any locked directory, run as Administrator with script.cmd "dir to delete".@echo offtakeown /F %1 /Ricacls %1 /T /Q /grant "%UserName%":fdel /f/s/q %1 > nulrmdir /s/q %1 howto delete just one special folder? Quote
Shehek Baloch Posted May 7, 2014 Posted May 7, 2014 This script removes any locked directory, run as Administrator with script.cmd "dir to delete".@echo offtakeown /F %1 /Ricacls %1 /T /Q /grant "%UserName%":fdel /f/s/q %1 > nulrmdir /s/q %1 howto delete just one special folder? the script is written to delete specific folderjust put the name of 'folder to be deleted' in the "dir to delete" area Quote
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