Lets put windows 10 on diet.

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Ok i want to create a completely bare bone windows 10,and when i mean barebone i mean take everything out(bloatware etc).Is this possible.I know you get lite versions etc..etc but i want one that just an OS like xp barebone.What tool does this for you ...automated is preferably.

IS it possible to have a fully installed win 10 on hdd under 5 gigs.Removing everything is key
 
All suggestions are welcome.
Ok i want to create a completely bare bone windows 10,and when i mean barebone i mean take everything out(bloatware etc).Is this possible.I know you get lite versions etc..etc but i want one that just an OS like xp barebone.What tool does this for you ...automated is preferably.

IS it possible to have a fully installed win 10 on hdd under 5 gigs.Removing everything is key
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Something like nlite we used to use for xp?
 
All suggestions are welcome.
Ok i want to create a completely bare bone windows 10,and when i mean barebone i mean take everything out(bloatware etc).Is this possible.I know you get lite versions etc..etc but i want one that just an OS like xp barebone.What tool does this for you ...automated is preferably.

IS it possible to have a fully installed win 10 on hdd under 5 gigs.Removing everything is key

What is your use case? Is it for gaming, facebook and youtube or is it for grandma?
 
Ok i want to create a completely bare bone windows 10,and when i mean barebone i mean take everything out(bloatware etc).Is this possible.I know you get lite versions etc..etc but i want one that just an OS like xp barebone.What tool does this for you ...automated is preferably.
The irony is that you mentioned Windows XP - Windows XP was possibly one of the most bloated OSs Microsoft has ever produced. It was basically Windows 2000 with a "pretty" GUI and IE baked into it (so it couldn't be removed by antitrust laws). XP was released 18 months after 2000 and in that time, it had ballooned:
- Installation size: 650MB to 1.5GB
- RAM Usage: double - minimum 32 -> 64MB, recommended 64 -> 128MB
By the time XP got to SP3, you were looking at an install size of 2.2 - 3.5GB...

Hardly the barebone OS...
 
This reminds me. A friend of mine asked me to install Windows 10 on a 10" Netbook.

I have Windows 10, what I don't have is a flashdrive. Any alternative ways to install it? Or am I forced to go buy one?
 
This reminds me. A friend of mine asked me to install Windows 10 on a 10" Netbook.

I have Windows 10, what I don't have is a flashdrive. Any alternative ways to install it? Or am I forced to go buy one?
R80 for a 16GB at PNP.

Add it to her bill.
 
R80 for a 16GB at PNP.

Add it to her bill.
Just thought of something else. The other day I bought a 64GB memory card for one of my Pi's (it only has 16GB).

And as luck would have it, this netbook has a card slot. Let me see if I can do it that way.

Otherwise, eish. That would mean I have to waste R80 because nobody uses flashdrives anymore - at least I don't
 
The irony is that you mentioned Windows XP - Windows XP was possibly one of the most bloated OSs Microsoft has ever produced. It was basically Windows 2000 with a "pretty" GUI and IE baked into it (so it couldn't be removed by antitrust laws). XP was released 18 months after 2000 and in that time, it had ballooned:
- Installation size: 650MB to 1.5GB
- RAM Usage: double - minimum 32 -> 64MB, recommended 64 -> 128MB
By the time XP got to SP3, you were looking at an install size of 2.2 - 3.5GB...

Hardly the barebone OS...
Yeah so it needed to stay exactly the same as 2001 and NOT support and keep pace with newer hardware, software, security ect. What dumb logic is that...............
 
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Something like nlite we used to use for xp?
i alread downloaded that version,still to big
 
The irony is that you mentioned Windows XP - Windows XP was possibly one of the most bloated OSs Microsoft has ever produced. It was basically Windows 2000 with a "pretty" GUI and IE baked into it (so it couldn't be removed by antitrust laws). XP was released 18 months after 2000 and in that time, it had ballooned:
- Installation size: 650MB to 1.5GB
- RAM Usage: double - minimum 32 -> 64MB, recommended 64 -> 128MB
By the time XP got to SP3, you were looking at an install size of 2.2 - 3.5GB...

Hardly the barebone OS...
sorry i meant modded xp OS..like the 300mb ones
 
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