Give xp installation disk to lose weight

  
        

XP installation CD is very large, it takes up more space after installation, above 1.5G, although the hard disk is cheap now, there are many things in the installation file that we don't need. In the backup system, the backup file is too big. We You can use nLite this free software to lose weight on xp, nLite needs .NET Framework support, so you need to install .net Framewore1.1 or above before installing nLite. nLite installation is very simple, not to repeat here. Before losing weight Copy the xp installation file from the installation CD to the folder on a partition of the hard disk. Run nLite on the desktop or all the programs in the start menu. When you run the first time, you need to set the language. Of course, select “ Chinese "Simplified Chinese, click the "forward" button to enter the next step of the wizard and select the location of the Windows XP installation file (as shown below):

Click the "Browse" button Open the folder with the XP installation file, nLite will automatically scan and get some information (as shown below):

Single & Ldquo; forward & rdquo; button, go to the next step, preset. In this step, you can load the last modification information or some preset settings. Since it is the first time, we directly click the “Forward” button to enter the task selection step, as shown below:

There are a total of eight tasks that can be set. It also shows that the function of this software is still very powerful. We just lose weight to xp, so we choose: "component removal" "unmanned" ”, “ can guide ISO image & rdquo; four tasks. “ Bootable ISO Mirror> This task can be used to make a bootable installation CD. Then click the “forward” button. In the "Component Removal" task, sometimes, due to some of our useful components removed, nLite will let us protect some functional components, we choose some protection components according to our needs, as shown below :

After selecting the protection component, I can start removing the unneeded components, as shown below:

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