Hi, @Lego

 

After system installation, WinToolkit leaves unnecesary files in "system32" folder such as "WinToolkitRunOnce" etc.

For a clean use is it possible to clean/delete files like WinToolkitRunOnce in system32 folder?

Edited January 19, 201411 yr by oguz

I've left WinToolkitRunOnce in there on purpose. It's so users can add a Drivers folder to their install source without having any silent installers.

But can't it be set to delete itself after the first boot ?