Download NTLite 1.0.0 build 3363 beta

Dino Nuhagic is developing NTLite, a program that allows users to create a custom-built installation CD for Windows 7 or later. Dino is no stranger to this field, as he is also the creator of nLite and vLite, which do the same thing, but for Windows XP and Vista.

NTLite can, among other things, remove unused components and add hotfixes, updates and drivers. In addition, it is possible to make many settings, apply tweaks and answer questions that arise during installation, such as the registration key, user accounts and network settings. In this way, the program shortens the installation time.

New is that NTLite can also modify an already installed Windows. Also new is that there are different versions. The basic version is free, but has limited functionality. For example, only a limited number of components can be removed and it is not possible to modify an existing installation. The full version costs just under 45 euros and a commercial license can also be purchased. Since the previous entry in the Downloads, the following changes and improvements have been made:

New

• Components-ENT: ‘Windows To Go’
• Components-Win10: ‘Server-Initiated Healing Client’

Upgrade

• Source: Windows 10 build 10547 loading support

Change

• Components: Moved ‘Hyper-V’ under ‘Hyper-V Guest’ to reflect dependency

fix

• Components: ‘File Sharing’ was needed for Rufus and causing VirtualBox Guest additions BSOD
• Components-Win10: ‘File Server Resource Manager’ Control Panel leftover
• Components-Win10: ‘Zip Folders’ Explorer ribbon leftover
• Components-Win10: Moved ‘Xbox Support’ to Hardware Support and fixed black screen in Win10 10547
• Components-Win10: ‘Kernel Debugger’ was causing a BSOD on some real machines
• Components-Win10: ‘AD LDS’ was breaking user permission selection (eg Folder sharing)
• Components-Win10: Language list fixed better
• Components-Win7: ‘Windows Search’ was breaking Libraries
• Components-Win7: ‘Telemetry Client’ and ‘System Restore’ were breaking the updated image
• Components-Win7: ‘Windows Media Services Remote Tools’ moved under ‘Firewall’, fixes setup crash
• Unattended: Win10 Enterprise empty key causing license error popup on setup boot
• UI: Scratch dir was not saved without changes to the Temp dir location