NTLite features removal (GamerOS)

[depktrivedi]

Initially while using free version of NTlite I was not able to remove the features but was just able to disable them ,so thought it is a paid feature but now seriously after buying the ntlite I am now still not able to remove the features but I am just able to disable them.i just want to possibly remove everything using gamer os preset instead of just disabling it ,can somebody please help me here.since just using the preset does not decrease the process count as shown in the Chris titus tech video.

 

[Mr. Yu]

The licensed version of ntlite will not prevent you from deleting any components.
You may not have cancelled the compatibility protection.It is in the upper left corner of the component removal directory. You need to at least keep the OOBE.

 

[garlin]

Chris Titus' YouTube demo uses a variant of the GamerOS preset, but the current version is available here.

The preset isn't tailored for any specific W10 or 11 release, but should work from W10 20H2 and later. There will be minor variations, as newer Windows builds will add new features not removed in the preset, but most of the heavy lifting should be the same.

The preset tries to accomplish some specific goals:

- remove generally unnecessary components​

- disable different sets of event logging classes​

- but keep compatibility for a range of more common apps​

You should be able to follow the basic instructions by:
1. Loading a clean ISO image.
2. Using NTLite's Updates downloader to add the latest Windows updates.
3. Loading the GamerOS preset.
4. Applying the changes, and make a new ISO.

Depending on if you're using a much newer Windows like 24H2, then more removals might be in order. If you need more help, there's a dedicated GamerOS thread where you're free to ask more questions.

GamerOS Windows 10 & 11 DIY Preset