abuodwan007 Posted December 22, 2011 Posted December 22, 2011 hi every oneafter i make anew copy of windows 7 home premium sp1 x64 by windows 7 toolkit 1.3.0.84b and installedsome programs like windows live essentials 2011 said that i must install Net framework 3!! :1:can you belive that? net framework 3 for windows 7!!and its loke like too slower than usuallysorry for my english :doh: Quote
Kelsenellenelvian Posted December 22, 2011 Posted December 22, 2011 Gee, lemme think:You MADE a new copy of Win7?WHAT did you remove?WHAT did you add?I am sorry but our crystal balls are out at the shop. We CANNOT help you with what information you posted.... Quote
Etz Posted December 23, 2011 Posted December 23, 2011 (edited) I bet he removed IIS and NET Framework 3.5 :g:Unfortunately you will loose NET 3.0 also, its a fundamental part of OS now.Also you cannot reinstall it on Win 7 if you removed it by accident or on purpose... My Advice, if you want to remove something from Windows 7 image, you have to be very sure, that you will never need it, because removed parts cannot be added back.Basically its better to take some time, experiment a little with W7T and Virtualbox to see, that your personal "hacked OS" , meets all your requirements...Also it would be good to always assure that software that you intend to use, isnt tied into some internal parts of OS, that it will need.Basically it means that, if you can install it and they run. Edited December 23, 2011 by Etz Quote
abuodwan007 Posted December 23, 2011 Author Posted December 23, 2011 Gee, lemme think:You MADE a new copy of Win7?WHAT did you remove?WHAT did you add?I am sorry but our crystal balls are out at the shop. We CANNOT help you with what information you posted....I bet he removed IIS and NET Framework 3.5 :g:Unfortunately you will loose NET 3.0 also, its a fundamental part of OS now.Also you cannot reinstall it on Win 7 if you removed it by accident or on purpose... My Advice, if you want to remove something from Windows 7 image, you have to be very sure, that you will never need it, because removed parts cannot be added back.Basically its better to take some time, experiment a little with W7T and Virtualbox to see, that your personal "hacked OS" , meets all your requirements...Also it would be good to always assure that software that you intend to use, isnt tied into some internal parts of OS, that it will need.Basically it means that, if you can install it and they run.i was removing the usually packslike...home groupsample picturesinternet gamesmicrosoft sync centerremote registerywindows media player sharing centeri dont see like this problem when i was using the older versions of w7t Quote
Kelsenellenelvian Posted December 23, 2011 Posted December 23, 2011 Without a FULL list we CANNOT help you. Quote
abuodwan007 Posted December 23, 2011 Author Posted December 23, 2011 Without a FULL list we CANNOT help you.before i write the list..can you tell me what is the packs can be removed safety?sorry of my english :doh: Quote
Legolash2o Posted December 23, 2011 Posted December 23, 2011 Your probably did select IIS, which removes all .NET Frameworks You shouldn't have to write a list as a log is saved automatically.P.S. I'm moving this to the normal forum as this is not a feature request. Quote
RicaNeaga Posted December 23, 2011 Posted December 23, 2011 Your probably did select IIS, which removes all .NET Frameworks In W7T 1.3.0 v84 there is no explanation of this in the description of removing IIS. Or have you hidden that dangerous option, and the IIS components shown by W7T are ok to remove? Quote
Kelsenellenelvian Posted December 23, 2011 Posted December 23, 2011 before i write the list..can you tell me what is the packs can be removed safety?sorry of my english :doh:You know what? FORGET IT.Your refusal to provide a list or the log tells me everything.I WILL HELP YOU NO LONGER.You are being a trouble maker, not a problem solver. Quote
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