How to remove components in win7 operating system

A very large computer white is not very familiar with the win7 system, today Xiaobian will introduce the Windows 7 operating system to remove components.
Because Windows XP hides the system files by default, you can't see them in the "Windows Explorer" window, so we have to make these system files appear "Original", the steps are as follows: Open the Explorer window, in the “Tools” menu, click the “Folder Options” command, the system pops up “Folder Options” dialog box, click ““View” tab, select Empty <; Hide protected operating system files (recommended) & rdquo; checkbox, select the "Show all text and file folder" check button, click the "OK" button.
After deleting all the “hide,” strings in the "Sysoc·inf" file, go to the "Windows Components Wizard" dialog box and you will find that there are more than the original Component. Now you can delete those components that you don't need.
For Win7 systems, many of the tools that are installed by default are rarely used or never used, such as the system's own minesweeping, card games, and so on. Removing such long-term unused system components not only makes the system more refreshing, but more importantly, it can also increase the speed of the system, especially for netbooks with relatively low hardware configurations. Next, the author will tell you how to remove the system components that are not used in the Win7 system.
First double-click the "Programs and Features" option in the "Control Panel" to open the corresponding window; then click on the "Open or Close Windows Function" option on the right side of the figure, this time A window called "Windows Features" will pop up, and you can see that the checkboxes to the right of many system components are selected.
This means that the relevant system components have been installed in the current system, and then according to their own needs, uncheck the system components that are not used (such as "XPS service", "media function", “ "games", "remote differential compression", etc.); after completing the above operation, finally click the "OK" button and follow the prompts to restart the system.
Tips: For the "Windows Search" check box, you must not uncheck the box; otherwise, you can not use the search function that comes with the Win7 system to search for file resources on the hard disk.
After the above steps, those system components that have just been unchecked have been successfully deleted. Of course, if you use a system component that has been deleted later, you can check the corresponding check box in the window and restart the system to complete the reinstallation of the system components.