With nLite to create very individual Windows XP CDs. The free software can also burn a CD-ROM of the operating system with the exact components that you select before. So you take for example a service pack with the CD, adds Windows games or take part unnecessary programs not even with the CD.
nLite has a simple interface. Then it is just a few clicks together the programs for your own Windows CD. If you want to do without some of the standard pre-installed Microsoft programs Internet Explorer or Outlook Express, clicking these components from simple. In return, you can contact directly the nLite subsequently published by Microsoft service packs with the CD-ROM. Once the selection is, nLite stores the result in the form of a so-called bootable image file. Calcination of this profile with an external burning program on CD, the individual Windows installation CD is ready.
Conclusion
The idea behind nLite - to create slim and custom Windows CDs - is certainly good. But one should not blindly remove in the compilation of part programs. Too wild to delete Windows components might have unwanted side effects - nLite is not necessarily suitable for beginners
