![]() The tool comes with a clean and intuitive user interface with the sidebar displaying all the available customization choices. It runs on Windows from 7 and above, including 10 Technical Preview, with both 32 and 64-bit supported. The download only offers one package but you have the option to install as a portable tool. NTLite can be installed as regular program or as a portable tool that can be used on other systems. You can check your Live System with NTLite and make your modifications but you just can’t apply them back to the live system. ![]() Note that the Live Systems feature is limited to the commercial version only. ![]() NTLite is such a tool designed just for that purpose, modifying a mounted images, Windows installation folders, or live systems to build your own installation image in ISO format and apply them into the target system. For example, why do I need Paint, WordPad, or Windows Media Player when I will be using a better alternative? What’s the purpose of having Accessibility Tools, Floopy Disk Support, or BlueTooth Support when I know I will never use them? Yes, I can manually remove or disable them after the installation but it would be nice if I can customize an installation package that doesn’t include any of those that I know I will never use, especially when the same installation package will be used many times down the road. ![]() Windows Administrators often need to customize the Windows installation package to optimize the Windows system that suits the environment. ![]()
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