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[GUI]
S001="&Next"
S002="&Back"
S003="&Apply"
S004="E&xit"
S005="Browse"
S006="Welcome to vLite"
S007="None selected."
S008="Use the browse button or type a path to the Vista installation files. Needed files are usually located on the installation DVD or extracted from the ISO, you cannot select the already installed Windows."
S009="Select the folder or a drive where the Windows Vista installation files are located"
S010="The Windows Vista configuration tool"
S011="Status"
S012="Idle"
S013="Close vLite?"
S014="Are you sure?"
S015="P&reset"
S016="Save as"
S017="Save to"
S018="Load"
S019="Options"
S020="A&bout"
S021="Language"
S022="Version"
S023="License"
S024="Author"
S025="About"
S026="make a donation"
S027="Email"
S028="Homepage"
S029="Logo"
S030="OK"
S031="Locate the Windows Vista installation files"
S032="You shouldn't use partition root as ISO folder.|Make some folder instead."
S033="Warning"
S034="Windows Vista files detected but they need to be copied|to the hard drive first.||Select where to save the installation files.||Choose or create an empty folder."
S035="Select where to save the installation files on the hard disk|to be able to modify them.|Choose or create an empty folder."
S036="Copy files"
S037="The DVD wasn't copied properly."
S038="Error"
S039="Cannot find the expected files. Make sure you select the folder or the drive|which contains the Vista installation files, usually on the installation DVD.|Note: you cannot use the already installed Windows like C:\Windows"
S040="Write successful!"
S041="Verifying"
S042="ISO created successfully!"
S043="The image was not created."
S044="Write failed!"
S045="Make ISO"
S046="Abort"
S047="Finish"
S048="Erasing failed!"
S049="Erased."
S051="Preparing..."
S052="Erasing"
S053="Closing track"
S054="Aborting"
S055="Writing"
S057="Bootable ISO"
S058="Tweaks"
S059="Unattended setup"
S060="Driver integration"
S061="Enable before apply"
S063="None"
S064="Use the checkboxes on the left to enable pages."
S065="Task selection"
S066="Start"
S067="Tasks"
S068="Components"
S069="Tweaks"
S070="Drivers"
S071="Unattended"
S072="Log"
S073="ISO"
S074="Please wait"
S075="Cleaning..."
S076="Unloading..."
S077="Loading..."
S078="Operating system"
S079="Description"
S080="Architecture"
S081="You can remove components of your choice in order to make Vista run faster and more to your liking."
S082="Apply some tweaks so that you do not have to do it after every reinstall."
S083="Integrate hotfixes, drivers and language packs. Only the detected drivers will be installed, others will be available in the driver cache so when you connect that hardware it will be recognized."
S084="Automate your installation. Pre-enter your installation settings so you do not have to do it during installation, making it unattended and faster."
S085="Make a bootable iso image for testing or burn it on the CD/DVD."
S086="This will enable the ISO page so that you can access it even without applying any changes to the ISO if you want to.|Remember, to do any changes to the installation before making the ISO make sure to Apply first, otherwise just go directly and make the unchanged ISO or burn one."
S087="Select optional pages. They are not mandatory, for example you can just create a bootable ISO without applying any changes to the image or just integrate drivers and automate it."
S088="SELECT components to REMOVE. It is permanent, choose wisely."
S089="Select"
S090="All"
S091="Invert"
S092="None"
S093="Protect files"
S094="Compatibility"
S095="Total"
S096="Selected"
S098="MB"
S099="Select the section on the left and change the options on the right."
S100="Type in the end part of the file path to keep:"
S101="File protection"
S102="Select the features or applications that you are planning to use so that vLite saves the needed files or components for you."
S103="Don't show this window"
S104="Online Help"
S105="Free space"
S106="GB"
S107="missing"
S108="Select the temporary folder"
S109="Not writeable!"
S110="Cancel"
S111="Change"
S112="Default"
S114="Load last session on browse"
S115="Do not copy the preset on the ISO"
S116="Skip image delete list"
S117="General"
S118="Temporary folder"
S119="Preset title"
S120="Display"
S121="Security"
S122="System"
S123="Enabled only for OS components (Optin)"
S124="Enabled for the OS and processes (Optout)"
S125="Enabled (AlwaysOn)"
S126="Disabled (AlwaysOff)"
S127="DEP (Data Execution Prevention)"
S128="DEP is a set of hardware and software technologies that perform additional checks on memory to help prevent malicious code from running on a system. Enabled (AlwaysOn) - strongly not recommended, may cause issues with some games and programs."
S129="Enabled"
S130="Disabled"
S132="UAC enables users to perform common tasks as non-administrators, called standard users in Windows Vista, if you are annoyed by the constant popups disable it."
S133="Yes"
S134="No"
S137="AntiSpyware Realtime Protection"
S138="Force Glass Effect"
S139="This will force the Glass Effect to be enabled on the compatible hardware only. You may need to select the Aero Glass style after install."
S140="Memory requirement"
S141="This will change the Vista setup memory requirement check."
S142="Hibernation"
S143="Off"
S144="Automatic"
S145="Manual"
S146="Integrate drivers into the installation."
S147="Integrate drivers:"
S148="Already integrated drivers:"
S149="Insert"
S150="Remove"
S151="Delete"
S152="Manufacturer"
S153="Mode"
S154="Type"
S155="Single driver"
S156="Date"
S157="Path"
S158="Marked for deletion"
S159="Multiple driver folder"
S160="Choose any INF file from a driver folder you wish to integrate:"
S161="Inf files"
S162="Choose folder with extracted drivers in subfolders:"
S163="Select multiple drivers to integrate"
S164="Be sure to select only appropriate drivers for this exact Windows Vista architecture"
S165="Only with \'Vista\' in path"
S166="User data"
S167="Welcome Center"
S168="Product key"
S169="Skip product key"
S170="Skip automatic activation"
S171="Accept EULA"
S172="Full name"
S173="Organization"
S174="Computer name"
S175="Network location"
S176="Protect your PC"
S177="Skip user creation"
S178="Administrator password"
S179="Unmask password (only here)"
S180="Administrator auto-logon count"
S181="Regional"
S182="Home"
S183="Work"
S184="Other"
S185="Recommended"
S186="Only install updates"
S187="Unattended setup. Fill in the info and automate deployment."
S188="Prompt"
S189="Specify"
S190="Time and currency format"
S191="Keyboard or input method"
S192="Timezone"
S193="Make bootable ISO for testing or burning."
S194="Advanced"
S195="Media"
S196="Label"
S197="Burn speed"
S198="Device"
S199="No media"
S200="Direct Burn"
S201="Burn Image"
S202="Create Image"
S203="Erase RW"
S204="Custom"
S205="Boot sector"
S206="Verify"
S207="Quick erase"
S208="Test write"
S209="Split"
S210="Maximum"
S211="High"
S212="Above normal"
S213="Normal"
S214="Below normal"
S215="The image was not created, existing file used by some other process."
S216="Verification failed!"
S217="Files verified successfully."
S218="Smart Reference Generation done."
S219="Preparation failed!"
S220="Rebuilding image"
S221="This driver folder is already queued for integration,|no need to select more than one INF file from the same folder."
S222="Information"
S223="ISO files"
S224="Choose ISO file to burn on the media"
S225="Burn the content to the media?"
S226="Burn"
S227="Erase"
S228="Select where to save the ISO"
S229="Do you want to erase the media?"
S230="Disc is not erasable"
S231="Preset under that name already exists."
S232="Overwrite"
S233="Existing file"
S234="Empty"
S235="Maximum ISO size"
S236="Total size"
S237="ISO count"
S238="Close"
S239="Features"
S240="Applications"
S241="Finished!"
S242="Explorer"
S243="Show hidden files and folders"
S244="Show protected operating system files"
S245="Show extensions for known file types"
S246="Processing"
S248="Removing components"
S249="Integrating drivers"
S250="Applying settings"
S251="Saving changes"
S253="Priority"
S254="Finalizing..."
S255="Choose the appropriate method of saving changes to the image. Regardless of the chosen method you will be able to create a bootable ISO after it is done with the processing and installed Windows will be the same, these choices determine the image size and processing speed."
S256="Selected operating system"
S258="This method is virtually instant but the size of the image will not be any smaller, in fact it will be a couple of megabytes bigger. However it will retain all the Windows versions in it as they were with all the changes to the selected one. Installed Windows will not differ from the method below."
S260="This method will rebuild and save only the selected OS version, thus making it a lot smaller. It is recommended if you use only one OS version from this image."
S261="Continue"
S262="If you want you can delete other versions on this image."
S263="Select the operating system you want to configure."
S264="Removing image is permanent and cannot be undone unless you copy the original image again.|Are you sure you want to delete:"
S265="Images"
S266="Power scheme"
S267="Balanced"
S268="High performance"
S269="Power saving"
S271="Select where to save the first ISO, others will be named like 'filename_2.iso', 'filename3.iso' etc. "
S272="Splitting image, please wait..."
S273="Splitting failed."
S274="Try changing the maximum size."
S275="Creating ISO files..."
S276="Splitting finished. ISO parts are located on these locations:"
S277="You can burn them one by one with the 'Mode' set to 'Burn Image'|or test it in the virtual machines."
S278="Error while creating ISO."
S279="Error Code"
S280="Caution!"
S281="Apply method"
S282="Component"
S283="Aero Glass"
S284="Skipping the product key will only automatically enter the trial key, no cracking or anything illegal involved.|They expire in 30 days after the installation.|Keys taken from:"
S285="Low"
S286="Scanners and Cameras"
S287="Windows Fax and Scan"
S288="Hidden"
S289="*Supports all 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows Vista"
S290="32-bit"
S291="64-bit"
S292="Not enough free space on the selected partition (min XXGB recommended).|You can select another folder on the different partition in the Options."
S293="Integration"
S294="Select the hotfixes for integration"
S295="Hotfixes"
S296="This file is already queued for integration."
S297="Language pack not recognized."
S298="Hotfix not recognized."
S299="Network tray icon"
S300="System notification sounds"
S301="Windows Mobility 'Connect to external display' feature"
S302="Language bar"
S303="Windows Performance Index"
S304="Network Discovery"
S305="Language packs"
S306="Select the language packs for integration"
S307="Hotfix"
S308="Language pack"
S309="needs"
S310="Do you want to uncheck and keep the needed component"
S311="Dependency"
S312="64-bit hotfix and language integrations can only be done in the 64-bit host."
S313="Enable"
S314="Build date"
S315="ID"
S316="Size"
S317="Architecture"
S318="More info (double-click)"
S319="Integrate hotfixes:"
S320="Already integrated hotfixes:"
S321="Integrate language packs:"
S322="Already integrated language packs:"
S323="Disable component dependency checkup"
S324="Split the image on more parts if the total size cannot fit on a single media."
S325="UI Language"
S326="There is not enough free space on the selected partition."
S327="Integrating hotfixes"
S328="Integrating language packs"
S329="Detected uncompatible path"
S330="Not writeable!"
S331="Please be sure that the files are located in the ASCII named folder.||For example, 'C:\VISTA_DVD'"
S332="The file architecture does not match this Windows version:"
S333="Missing needed files, integration aborted."
S334="OCX file registration"
S335="Halo 2"
S336="Ink Ball"
S337="This file is already integrated."
S338="Use Language pack page for this type of file."
S339="Not all files were copied, aborting."
S340="Paging Executive"
S341="Specifies whether kernel-mode drivers and kernel-mode system code can be paged to disk when not in use. Disabling it might improve performance but it uses more memory."
S342="Uninstalling Hotfix"
S343="Sometimes rebooting your PC and trying again helps. If it does not please report."
S344="Continue anyway?"
S346="Service Pack integration failed."
S347="Removal failed"
S348="Integration failed"
S349="vLite supports Windows Vista from the version 6.0.6000.16386 (RTM).||Version detected: XX.||You can continue at your own risk or if you just want to make/burn bootable ISO."
S350="This is a multipart image, total of XX parts.|These images have to be merged before proceeding, choose OK to start.|(For the other parts check your Vista installation CDs, their Sources folders)"
S351="WIM image size is larger than 4GB, this ISO might not work.|Try Apply - 2nd method (Rebuild) if you have used Apply - 1st method before."
S352="Split Image"
S353="Registry load error."
S354="Missing registry file, please report if unexpected."
S355="AutoPlay"
S356="Control Panel - Classic View"
S357="IE Phishing Filter"
S358="IE Phishing Verification Ballon Tips"
S359="Removing components in Server 2008 will break the Add Features ability.|This section is only actively supported for the Windows Vista."
S360="This option will make sure that your memory hotfix gets applied during installation as well|so that you do not have to unplug the memory stick."
S361="Select this version on install"
S362="4GB fix"
S363="Copying..."
S364="Rebuild one"
S365="Rebuild all"
S366="Save changes only"
S367="Do nothing"
S368="Sleep"
S369="Hibernate"
S370="Shutdown"
S371="Power button"
S372="Sleep button"
S373="This method will rebuild and save only the selected Windows version, thus making the image a lot smaller.||Recommended."
S374="This method will rebuild and save all the versions, thus making it smaller than just Saving Changes but bigger than Rebuild One.|This is the slowest method. Use only if you need to save all the versions in the image, even the unchanged ones, and reduce size compared to Save Changes only. This will not apply the changes to all the images, only to the selected one.||Recommended when keeping all versions."
S375="This method is virtually instant but the size of the image will not be any smaller, in fact it will be bigger. It will save the changes to the selected one and retain all the unselected versions in their original state (like Rebuild All, just bigger ISO and faster preparation).||Recommended for saving small changes fast."
S376="Hide"
S377="Restore"
S378="Slipstream Service Pack"
S379="Service Pack"
S380="Failed. No changes were saved."
S381="Slipstream"
S382="It is recommended to disable antivirus resident protection if present.|This will take a while (around 60-XXmin). Please wait..."
S383="Select the Service Pack installation file. The integration will start after selecting the file. If you get a security popup allow it to run a file.|Changes will be saved only to the selected Windows version. If you want to rebuild the image to make it smaller choose Apply after the Slipstream.||Note: Do not remove components nor Apply any changes before Slipstreaming, any changes should be done after."
S384="Integrate a Service Pack into the installation."
S385="Service Pack Slipstream"
S386="Press Select to start -->"
S387="Error, aborted."
S388="Extracting..."
S389="Integrating..."
S390="Slipstream works best on Vista or Server 2008 as a host.|Running under Windows XP or 2003 can crash."
S391="Select some folder as a temporary folder, partition root is not allowed."
S392="Automatic (Delayed Start)"
S393="Driver"
S394="Driver file integration error"
S395="You can continue without an issue if this file is not important."
S396="Media is too small."
S397="cannot fit on a media."
S398="ISO size"
S399="Media isn't blank."
S400="Reset"
[Components]
S1000="Accessories"
S1001="Games"
S1002="Multimedia"
S1004="Printers"
S1005="Languages"
S1006="Network"
S1007="Services"
S1008="Hardware Support"
S1009="Drivers for the given component, it will not remove the support for it so if you install your own driver it is safe for removal. However some manufacturers drivers use parts from the bundled drivers."
S1010="Performance Counters"
S1011="Counters are used to provide information as to how well the operating system or an application, service, or driver is performing. The operating system, network, and devices provide counter data that an application can consume to provide users with a graphical view of how well the system is performing."
S1012="Reliability and Performance Monitor"
S1013="You can use Reliability and Performance Monitor to examine how programs you run affect your computer's performance, both in real time and by collecting log data for later analysis."
S1014="||Needed for: "
S1015="Mobility Center"
S1016="Puts the most frequently used mobile PC settings in a single, easy-to-find location."
S1017="Game Explorer"
S1018="Makes it easy to access, play, and manage your games in the Start menu."
S1019="Paint"
S1020="Simple picture drawing and editing tool."
S1021="Wordpad"
S1022="Simple text editor."
S1023="Snipping Tool"
S1024="Screenshot capture tool."
S1025="Internet Small Computer System Interface (iSCSI)"
S1026="iSCSI is a way of connecting storage devices over a network using TCP/IP.|This will not remove the NAS support, your device has to be iSCSI compatible for it to need this."
S1027="Sound Recorder"
S1028="Simple sound recording application."
S1029="System Information"
S1030="System Information (also known as msinfo32.exe) shows details about your computer's hardware configuration, computer components, and software, including drivers."
S1031="Remote Desktop Client"
S1032="A separated client used to connect to the other PCs using Remote Desktop protocol."
S1033="Windows Media Codecs"
S1034="These are all WMP bundled codecs, you may need some of them.|(WMV, WMA, ASF, MPEG4)."
S1035="Windows Media Player"
S1036="Default Windows media player."
S1037="Media Center"
S1038="Live and recorded TV, movies, music, and pictures?in one place with the easy-to-use Windows Media Center menu system and remote control."
S1039="Desktop Window Manager"
S1040="Desktop composition is performed by the Desktop Window Manager (DWM), a new component of Windows Vista. Through desktop composition, DWM enables visual effects on the desktop as well as various features, such as glass window frames, 3-D window transition animations, Windows Flip and Windows Flip3D , and automatic scaling for high resolution (DPI) displays."
S1041="Application Experience"
S1042="Includes Application Compatibility, which can be helpful with older programs. Consider this component a test-prone, remove only if you will not use older OS compatibility options in the shortcuts."
S1045="XPS Viewer"
S1046="You can view XPS documents only by using the XPS viewer. The viewer works with Internet Explorer. When you open an XPS document, the viewer automatically opens the document in an Internet Explorer window."
S1047="Internet Explorer"
S1048="Default Windows Internet browser."
S1049="Task Scheduler"
S1050="The Task Scheduler enables you to automatically perform routine tasks on a chosen computer. The Task Scheduler does this by monitoring whatever criteria you choose to initiate the tasks (referred to as triggers) and then executing the tasks when the criteria is met."
S1051="Secondary Logon"
S1052="Enables starting processes under alternate credentials. The 'Run As...' command which appears on the context menu, allowing a Limited User to run an executable as a higher level user. But the 'Run As Administrator' command will work even if this is removed."
S1053="Remote Registry"
S1054="Using Remote Registry Service, administrators can change registry entries on other computers over the network."
S1055="Offline Files"
S1056="By using Offline Files, you can manage user data more efficiently while enhancing users? access to their files and folders while not connected to the network."
S1057="Parental Controls"
S1058="Monitoring and managing your children's computer privileges."
S1059="BitLocker Drive Encryption"
S1060="BitLocker prevents a thief who boots another operating system or runs a software hacking tool from breaking Windows Vista file and system protections or performing offline viewing of the files that are stored on the protected drive."
S1061="Windows Aero Theme"
S1062="This will remove the default Windows Vista theme, the Windows Aero. It will remove Glass and normal version because it is one and the same. Glass effect functionality, or any other feature generally associated with this theme will not be removed so you will be able to use it with other themes when available.|Also a user reported that Aero theme is actually faster than Standard."
S1063="ReadyBoost"
S1064="Extends the disk caching capabilities of Windows Vista main memory. ReadyBoost-capable devices can be implemented as USB 2.0 flash drives, Secure Digital (SD) cards, or CompactFlash cards. Using ReadyBoost-capable flash memory devices for caching allows Windows Vista to service random disk reads with performance that is typically 8-10 times faster than random reads from traditional hard drives.||Note: keeping this service speeds up the boot process even if you do not use the flash drives for it."
S1065="SuperFetch"
S1066="Windows SuperFetch memory management technology intelligently maintains optimal memory content based on historic usage patterns on the Windows-based PC, allowing Windows Vista to make intelligent decisions about what content should be present in system memory at any given time."
S1067="Internet Information Services (IIS)"
S1068="Internet Information Services is a Web server, if you host a web site or you need it for some college related tasks leave it."
S1069="SideShow"
S1070="Windows Vista SideShow technology enables laptop manufacturers to include a secondary or auxiliary display in future laptop designs."
S1071="Sync Center"
S1072="Sync Center gives you one place where you can manage data synchronization in several scenarios: between multiple PCs, between network servers and PCs, and with the devices you connect to your PC.|It contains Briefcase too."
S1073="Screensavers"
S1074="Aurora, Bubbles, Mystify, Ribbons, Windows Logo, 3D Text, Windows Energy, PhotoScreensaver, all except Blank screen."
S1075="Connect to a Network Projector"
S1076="Allows projecting to a network projector."
S1077="Windows Collaboration"
S1078="Peer To Peer, infrastructure to support serverless presence, app invite, contacts and people near me.|This will not affect your other popular P2P programs, it is for Microsoft products only."
S1079="Windows Communication Foundation"
S1080="Formerly code-named 'Indigo', is a set of .NET3 technologies for building and running connected systems. It is a new breed of communications infrastructure built around the Web services architecture. Removes CardSpace service, which provides a solution for working with and managing diverse digital identities."
S1081="Windows Image Acquisition"
S1082="Provides image acquisition services for scanners and cameras. Remove only if you will not going to use a scanner or a camera with this installation."
S1083="Smartcards"
S1084="If you use some sort of SmartCard device in your computer then do not select for the removal. This will remove SmartCard services as well."
S1085="Microsoft Agent"
S1086="Despite the 'government-like' title it is actually a software technology that enables an enriched form of user interaction that can make using and learning to use a computer, easier and more natural. Like Wizard in the Office."
S1087="Windows Defender"
S1088="Helps protect your computer against pop-ups, slow performance, and security threats caused by spyware and other unwanted software. It features Real-Time Protection, a monitoring system that recommends actions against spyware when it is detected.||Note:|The Shortcut 'Manage Startup Programs' in Performance information page won't work, use 'msconfig' instead."
S1089="Windows Photo Gallery"
S1090="Gives you the tools you need to easily organize, find, and view your photos and videos. You can edit, print, and share your photos from within Windows Photo Gallery, as well as transfer photos from your camera to your computer with a simple import process."
S1091="Windows Photo Viewer"
S1092="Default Windows picture viewer."
S1093="Inbox Games"
S1094="This is the pack of games:|- Solitaire|- Spider Solitaire|- Hearts|- FreeCell|- Minesweeper|- Purble Place"
S1095="Windows Easy Transfer"
S1096="Windows Easy Transfer is a quick and easy way for users to transfer their files and settings from their old computers running earlier versions of Microsoft Windows to their new computers running Windows Vista.||Needed for the Windows Upgrade feature (not the Windows Update)."
S1097="Premium Inbox Games"
S1098="This is the pack of games:|- Chess Titans|- Mahjong Titans|- Inkball"
S1099="Windows Sidebar and Gadgets"
S1100="Mini-applications that put information and tasks on your desktop."
S1101="Windows Calendar"
S1102="A flexible, easy-to-use calendar. It lets you plan and manage all of your activities and coordinate your schedule with others. Windows Calendar also lets you create a personal task list and receive automatic notifications and reminders about specific tasks and upcoming appointments."
S1103="Movie and DVD Maker"
S1104="Quickly and easily import, edit, and organize all of your digital home videos. Once your movies are just the way you want them, you can easily burn them to DVD or share them with others through the Internet."
S1105="Windows SAT (Performance Index)"
S1106="Windows System Assessment Tool is a basic benchmark in order to set the visual and system settings appropriate to your machine's speed, the performance index. However if you do not care about such functionality and want to skip that last part of install where it checks the speed then you can select this for removal.||Important note: if you normally get Glass Effect enabled, after this check is skipped you'll have to manually select the Aero Glass in the Desktop properties after install."
S1108="Small application used to introduce you to the new features of the operating system. Once you saw it it gets annoying if you reinstall a lot."
S1109="Disk Defragmenter"
S1110="Built-in disk defragmenter."
S1111="Volume Shadow Copy"
S1112="The Volume Shadow Copy Service provides the backup infrastructure, as well as a mechanism for creating consistent point-in-time copies of data known as shadow copies."
S1113="Shell event sounds"
S1114="Sounds which occur on certain actions like maximizing windows, starting Windows."
S1115="Zip Folder"
S1116="Shows ZIP and CAB files like folders in Explorer."
S1117="Error Reporting"
S1118="Enables you to send error reports to Microsoft in order for them to prioritize fixes."
S1119="Microsoft DFS Replication"
S1120="The Distributed File System (DFS) technologies offer wide area network (WAN)-friendly replication as well as simplified, fault-tolerant access to geographically dispersed files."
S1121="Windows Firewall"
S1122="Provides basic protection from the network intrusion."
S1123="Fax Support"
S1124="If you use Fax machine of any kind then keep it, simple as that."
S1125="Windows Search"
S1126="This will remove the part of Windows Search, the service which indexes files in the background. With this removed your searching amongst large number of files may be slower but in general this component takes a lot of resources."
S1127="Windows Backup"
S1128="Backup tool which includes System restore enhancements and a related feature: Previous Versions, based on the Volume Shadow Copy technology. Also removes Windows Backup and Restore Center."
S1129="Security Center"
S1130="Windows Security Center indicates whether key security capabilities are turned on and up-to-date. Windows Security Center notifies you if updates are required or if you must take additional steps to help make your computer secure."
S1131="Wallpapers"
S1132="Bundled wallpapers.||Warning! At the first logon when you get the computer name window, which is the part of OOBE, do not click on the invisible boxes below where the wallpapers should have been or it will crash. It will restart and all fine again but still better not to click it."
S1133="Display adapters"
S1134="Drivers for the given component, it will not remove the support for it so if you install your own driver it is safe for removal."
S1135="Sound controllers"
S1136="Drivers for the given component, it will not remove the support for it so if you install your own driver it is safe for removal.||Note: will not remove basic HD Audio drivers."
S1137="Ethernet network adapters"
S1138="Drivers for the given component, it will not remove the support for it so if you install your own driver it is safe for removal.|Includes Wireless.||Note: If you have the nVidia Network Controller you might want to keep this unless nVidia started to distribute the driver."
S1139="Remote Desktop and Assistance"
S1140="Enables you to connect to your computer across the Internet from virtually any computer, Pocket PC, or Smartphone. Once connected, Remote Desktop gives you mouse and keyboard control over your computer while showing you everything that's happening on the screen."
S1141="Modems"
S1142="Drivers for the given component, it will not remove the support for it so if you install your own driver it is safe for removal."
S1143="Scanners"
S1144="Drivers for the given component, it will not remove the support for it so if you install your own driver it is safe for removal. However some manufacturers drivers use parts from the bundled drivers."
S1145="Windows Remote Management"
S1146="The Windows Remote Management (WinRM) is the Microsoft implementation of WS-Management Protocol , a standard SOAP-based, firewall-friendly protocol that allows hardware and operating systems, from different vendors, to interoperate. The WS-Management protocol specification provides a common way for systems to access and exchange management information across an IT infrastructure."
S1147="Natural Language"
S1148="Used for extra functionalities in speech and search. Basically it provides the ability to use Speech and Search more naturally, almost like addressing another person."
S1149="Speech Support"
S1150="Lets you interact with your computer using your voice. You can dictate documents and e-mails in commonly used programs, and use voice commands to start and switch between applications, control the operating system, and even fill out forms on the web."
S1151="Tablet PC"
S1152="You can use the pen directly on the screen just as you would a mouse to do things like select, drag, and open files; or in place of a keyboard to handwrite notes and communication. Unlike a touch screen, the Tablet PC screen only receives information from a special pen.||Note: if you remove this and keep the Snipping Tool you will need Administrator priviledges to run it."
S1153="Help"
S1154="Help documentation for Windows in general and the components."
S1155="System Restore"
S1156="System Restore's purpose is to return your system to a workable state without requiring a complete reinstallation and without compromising your data files. The utility runs in the background and automatically creates a restore point when a trigger event occurs. Trigger events include application installations, AutoUpdate installations, Microsoft Backup Utility recoveries, unsigned- driver installations, and manual creations of restore points. The utility also creates restore points once a day by default."
S1157="Music and Video samples"
S1158="Media samples found in the Users\Public folder."
S1159="Simplified Chinese"
S1160="Complete support for the given language, keep if you want to use any part of this language."
S1161="Traditional Chinese"
S1162="Japanese"
S1163="Korean"
S1164="Windows Mail"
S1165="Windows built-in e-mail client known before as Outlook Express."
S1166="Accessibility"
S1167="Use the Accessibility Wizard and tools to configure your system to meet your vision, hearing, and mobility needs."
S1168="Microsoft HTML engine"
S1169="Also known as Internet Explorer Core, it is the HTML engine needed for many Microsoft products which use it internally. Not recommended to remove."
S1170="Malicious Software Removal Tool"
S1171="Checks for infections by specific, prevalent malicious software including Blaster, Sasser, and Mydoom. And helps remove any infection found."
S1172="Multimedia Class Scheduler"
S1173="Enables multimedia applications to ensure that their time-sensitive processing receives prioritized access to CPU resources. This service enables multimedia applications to utilize as much of the CPU as possible without denying CPU resources to lower-priority applications.||Warning: your sound may crackle when this is removed and your PC is busy while playing music or a video. However this might be true only for the onboard sound chips. If you have a dedicated soundcard you might be able to remove this without any issues."
S1174="WRP Boot Backup"
S1175="Windows Resource Protection keeps a copy of files that are needed to restart Windows in the cache directory located at %Windir%\winsxs\Backup. Critical files that are not needed to restart Windows are not copied to the cache directory. This component deletes those files."
S1176="MSN Installer"
S1177="MSN Connection Center Install Wizard. For MSN Internet Access.||(Program Files\MSN\cclitesetupui.exe)"
S1178="Sample Pictures"
S1179="The sample pictures in the Public folder."
S1180="Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)"
S1181="Provides networked computers with the ability to share a single connection to the Internet, like a software router."
S1182="Distributed Link Tracking Client"
S1183="Distributed Link Tracking services track the creation and movement of linked files across NTFS-formatted volumes and servers. Client provides the interaction with the server and sends information about file links to the server."
S1184="Computer Browser"
S1185="The primary function of the browser service is to provide a list of computers sharing resources in a client's domain along with a list of other domain and workgroup names across the wide-area network (WAN). This list is provided to clients that view network resources with Network Neighborhood or the NET VIEW command."
S1186="Manual Install (Setup.exe)"
S1187="These are the files needed to install this operating system by running the Setup.exe from the root. However even with this removed you can still install by booting from the CD/DVD (or ISO if virtual)."
S1189="Windows Portable Devices"
S1190="Enables applications like Windows Media Player and Image Import Wizard to transfer and synchronize content using removable mass-storage devices. Will not break USB storage."
S1191="Diagnostics"
S1192="Includes disk diagnostics, memory diagnostics, network diagnostics and resource exhaustion prevention."
S1193="Universal Plug and Play (UPNP)"
S1194="With UPnP, a device can automatically convey its capabilities, and learn about the presence and capabilities of other devices, all automatically. It is used in various file sharing applications to automatically open ports for an easy connection setup."
S1195="Windows Mobile Device Center"
S1196="The Windows Mobile Device Center enables you to set up new partnerships, synchronize content and manage music, pictures and video with Windows Mobile powered devices (Windows Mobile 2003 or later)."
S1197="Printer Support"
S1198="This is needed to install any printer even if you have your own printer driver."
S1199="IMAPIv2 Burning Support"
S1200="Built-in disc burn support. Used in the Windows Media Player - Burn/Rip feature."
S1201="Cameras"
S1202="Windows Meeting Space"
S1203="Generic printer"
S1204="Help support"
S1205="File and printer sharing (Server)"
S1206="People Near Me (in the Control Panel)"
S1207="Office Outlook"
S1208="MHT web page format"
S1209="QLogic Fibre Channel Adapter"
S1211="Dynamic Volume Manager"
S1212="Dynamic disks were first introduced with Windows 2000 and provide features that basic disks do not, such as the ability to create volumes that span multiple disks (spanned and striped volumes), and the ability to create fault tolerant volumes (mirrored and RAID-5 volumes)."
S1213="Remote Differential Compression"
S1214="Allows data to be synchronized with a remote source using compression techniques to minimize the amount of data sent across the network."
S1215="Beep"
S1216="Generates simple tones on the speaker."
S1217="Windows Color System (WCS/ICM)"
S1218="Implementation of a color management scheme for Microsoft Windows operating systems. Mostly used with printers and photo editors."
S1219="Modem Support"
S1220="Ability to install any modem. If you use LAN to connect then this is not needed."
S1221="DNS Client"
S1222="The DNS Client service caches Domain Name System (DNS) names and registers the full computer name for this computer. If the service is stopped, DNS names will continue to be resolved. However, the results of DNS name queries will not be cached and the computer's name will not be registered."
S1223="Windows Time"
S1224="Maintains date and time synchronization on all clients and servers in the network."
S1225="IP Helper"
S1226="Enables the retrieval and modification of network configuration settings for the local computer. Provides automatic IPv6 connectivity over an IPv4 network. If this service is stopped, the machine will only have IPv6 connectivity if it is connected to a native IPv6 network."
S1227="WebDAV (WebClient)"
S1228="(Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning) is an extension to the HTTP protocol enabling file management on remote servers. In addition to the usual file system-like operations (copy, move, delete, etc) WebDAV adds a flexible property mechanism (based on name/value pairs) and resource locking. WebDAV is a critical component in Microsoft's web publishing story, used by Web Folders, the HTTP redirector, SMS, and many other components.|Also removes WebClient."
S1229="Diva Server"
S1230="Eicon/Dialogic range of telecomms products addressing the voice, speech, conferencing and fax markets."
S1231="Jet Database Engine"
S1232="Microsoft Access and Visual Basic may still need this obsolete database engine."
S1233="MDAC"
S1234="Includes: ActiveX Data Objects (ADO), OLE DB, and Open Database Connectivity (ODBC). If you work with web-based databases it is recommended to keep this component."
S1235="WLAN Support"
S1236="Wireless Network support. If you use or plan to use WLAN connectivity it is crucial to keep this component."
S1237="Network and Sharing Center"
S1238="Used to troubleshoot network connectivity issues and easily setup File and Printer sharing.||Note: If removed it will be replaced with the Network Connections in Control Panel so you will still have easy access to your connections. To access new connection setup simply use Start Panel - Connect To."
S1239="TCP/IP NetBios Helper"
S1240="Provides support for the NetBIOS over TCP/IP (NetBT) service and NetBIOS name resolution for clients on the network. If removed you will not be able to access other shared resources by using the destination computer's name (\\Computername), only through the IP of the destination computer and only if your router has the DHCP server enabled even if you do not use the DHCP client service."
S1241="Windows Picture and Fax Viewer (Shimgvw)"
S1242="Needed for some older apps for image related shell commands."
S1243="Disk Quota"
S1244="Assigns to each user his share of disk space. If disk quota is not implemented, then any user can use all available space on the system, if he can log into the system. Disk quota will help server systems in keeping track of used space."
S1245="Thumbnail Cache"
S1246="Generates and stores thumbnails cache. Without it file icons will be only visible like type icons, not thumbnails. Advantages are questionable while some resource icons are lost, like in Message boxes or popups like the one for file overwriting."
S1247="Run a legacy CPL elevated"
S1248="Makes Vista compatible with older Windows Control Panel plug-ins. This component may be exploited to bypass UAC so removing it might even raise security unless you need this to run your CPL."
S1249="IPsec Policy Agent"
S1250="Provides compatibility in Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 with Internet Protocol security (IPsec) policies used in earlier versions of Windows. New deployments should use policies created by using Windows Firewall with Advanced Security to take full advantage of the additional security and features."
S1251="Network List Service"
S1252="Identifies the networks to which the computer has connected, collects and stores properties for these networks, and notifies applications when these properties change. Responsible for Network and Sharing Center network connectivity display and network tray icon."
S1253="Network Location Awareness (NLA)"
S1254="Collects and stores configuration information for the network and notifies programs when this information is modified."
S1255="Component Cache (winsxs)"
S1256="This will remove the backup files of the installed components and the files for the components which are not yet installed. ISO size will not be reduced by much because of the image double file optimizations. This will remove the Control panel - Programs - Turn On or Off Windows Features so if you use that to add some component after install do not remove this.||Warning! This breaks hotfix installations too but integrated hotfixes will work."
S1257="[EXTREME]||"
S1258="SL UI Notification Service"
S1260="Table Driven Text Input Processor"
S1262="Input Method Editor (IME)"
S1263="Some mobile phones drivers"
S1264="User Account Control (UAC)"
S1265="UAC requires that each subject in a system be granted the most restrictive set of privileges (or lowest clearance) needed for the performance of authorized tasks. The application of this principle limits the damage that can result from accident, error, or unauthorized use.||Warning: do not enable UAC from the Control Panel once removed, it will just lock the UAC-enabled options."
S1266="Storage controllers"
S1267="Network Explorer"
S1268="Discover and use all network resources, including network devices and computers in the local area network (LAN). From Network Explorer, users can see device-specific icons and properties and invoke device-specific actions. Basically it enables Windows Explorer to browse the Network, needed for accessing the Shares on the another computer as well."
S1269="Firewire (1394)"
S1270="Complete support for this type of hardware. Do not select for removal if you plan on installing the drivers and use it."
S1271="VMWare SCSI disks (you could use IDE virtual drive and remove this)"
S1272="This will remove the built-in drivers for this type of hardware. If you are using this exact brand and do not have the drivers ready on the DVD or USB stick then do not remove this because you will not be able to access the hard disks attached to this controller during installation."
S1273="Various backup programs"
S1274="Photo Metadata Handler"
S1275="Enumerates the underlying metadata paths that property keys for photos will map to in the Windows Shell property system."
S1276="Windows Ultimate Extras"
S1277="Add-ons that extend certain capabilities of your operating system or just make using your PC more fun."
S1278="Quality Windows Audio Video Experience"
S1279="QoS for A/V streaming traffic that competes with other data and best-effort traffic."
S1280="Interactive Services Detection"
S1281="Enables user notification of user input for interactive services, which enables access to dialogs created by interactive services when they appear."
S1282="DHCP"
S1283="Registers and updates IP addresses and DNS records for this computer. If this service is stopped, this computer will not receive dynamic IP addresses and DNS updates but you can set them up manually in the TCP/IP properties."
S1284="Disk Cleanup"
S1285="Helps you free up space on your hard disk by searching your disk for files that you can safely delete, like temporary files, old System Restore snapshots, Error Reports..."
S1286="Notepad"
S1287="Simple text editor."
S1288="Character Map"
S1289="Utility which displays all the characters available in the fonts."
S1290="Distributed Transaction Coordinator (DTC)"
S1291="Coordinates transactions that span multiple resource managers, such as databases, message queues, and file systems."
S1292="TV Tuners"
S1293="Media Metadata Handler"
S1294="Generates video thumbnails."
S1295="Ukrainian"
S1296="Thai"
S1297="Serbian"
S1298="Slovenian"
S1299="Slovak"
S1300="Romanian"
S1301="Latvian"
S1302="Lithuanian"
S1303="Croatian"
S1304="Hebrew"
S1305="Estonian"
S1306="Bulgarian"
S1307="Arabic"
S1308="German"
S1309="Greek"
S1310="Spanish"
S1311="Finnish"
S1312="Hungarian"
S1313="Italian"
S1314="Norwegian"
S1315="Dutch"
S1316="Polish"
S1317="Brazillian"
S1318="Portuguese"
S1319="Russian"
S1320="Swedish"
S1321="Turkish"
S1322="Danish"
S1323="Czech"
S1324="French"
S1325="Picture thumbnails and details"
S1326="Video thumbnails and details"
S1327="Windows Event Log"
S1328="Enables an application to publish, access, and process events. Events are stored in event logs, which can be routinely checked by an administrator or monitoring tool to detect occurrences or problems on a computer. This will remove the Event Viewer as well."
S1329="Guided Help"
S1330="Interactive tool that helps you accomplish a task, it can lead you through it step by step. If you need something done and don't need to walk through the steps, you can choose to complete the task automatically."
S1331="Floppy Disk Support"
S1332="Protected Storage"
S1333="Provides protected storage for sensitive data, such as passwords, to prevent access by unauthorized services, processes, or users. Removing this if you did not use it will not make you less secure, it is optional storage."
S1334="SQL Server"
S1335="TPM Base Services"
S1336="The Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Base Services (TBS) is a software component that allows the Windows operating system and applications to use services provided by the TPM.|A TPM is a hardware component of the computer that has security features to perform cryptographic operations, store cryptographic keys, generate random numbers, record measurements of platform components like the BIOS or software components, and so forth. Software applications can use TPM features to provide solutions with enhanced security."
S1337="Infrared Support"
S1338=".NET Framework"
S1339=".NET 2.0, .NET 3.0 removal.|Warning: installing .NET 2 will not be possible later on. Maybe there is a method to force it, let me know if you know one."
S1340="Digital Locker"
S1341="Allows you to search, purchase & download hundreds of software titles from multiple retailers. The Digital Locker then stores your product keys and purchase information allowing you to backup & reinstall your software from one safe & secure location."
S1342="Windows Update"
S1343="Microsoft periodically releases software updates to the Windows operating system and other Microsoft products. These updates can enhance reliability, improve performance, and provide new security protections against malware and other potentially unwanted software. This will remove Windows Update and hotfix support. Only way to install hotfixes would be to integrate them before Windows install."
S1344="Remote Access Auto Connection Manager"
S1345="Service maps and maintains network addresses to connection destinations. If you are not connected to a network and a program cannot reach a remote address, autodial attempts to create the connection."
S1346="Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol (SSTP)"
S1347="Provides support for the Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol (SSTP) to connect to remote computers using VPN."
S1348="Windows Connect Now"
S1349="Simpler and more secure way to configure network devices and computers. In addition to easier device configuration, you can use WCN to save wireless network settings to a USB flash drive and then plug that drive into devices (such as routers) and computers so you can quickly and easily add them to a network. Includes Function Discovery removal."
S1350="Software Quality Management (SQM)"
S1351="Part of the Windows Customer Experience Improvement Program which collects and sends usage data to Microsoft if you agree, in order to improve user experience.|Also removes the SQM Consolidator service."
S1352="Link-Layer Topology Discovery (LLTD)"
S1353="LLTD enables device discovery via the data-link layer and determines the topology of a network. This specification also describes the Quality of Service (QoS) Extensions that enable stream prioritization and quality media streaming experiences, even on networks with limited bandwidth."
S1354="Quality of Service (QoS)"
S1355="Provides different priorites to different applications or to guarantee a certain level of performance to a data flow. Especially useful for real-time streaming multimedia applications such as VOIP, online games and IP-TV, since these often are delay sensitive"
S1356="Microsoft Client For NFS"
S1357="Services for UNIX Version 1.0"
S1358="TFTP Client"
S1359="Simple form of FTP with no security features.."
S1360="Telnet Server"
S1361="Server for the terminal emulation program for TCP/IP networks."
S1362="Telnet Client"
S1363="Client for the terminal emulation program for TCP/IP networks."
S1364="Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications (SUA)"
S1365="Provides compatibility with UNIX-based applications."
S1366="Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)"
S1367="Used in network management systems to monitor network-attached devices for conditions that warrant administrative attention."
S1368="Simple TCPIP services"
S1369="Suite of communications protocols used to connect to hosts on the Internet (i.e., echo, daytime, etc.). This is optional component, not installed by default."
S1370="Removable Storage Management"
S1371="Manages access to removable media, especially removable media in automated devices such as changers, jukeboxes, and libraries."
S1372="Microsoft Message Queue (MSMQ)"
S1373="Enables applications running at different times to communicate across heterogeneous networks and systems that may be temporarily offline."
S1374="ActiveX Installer Service"
S1375="Installs ActiveX."
S1376="RIP Listener"
S1377="Remote Access Service IP Routing Information Protocol."
S1378="Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS)"
S1379="Facilitates prioritized, throttled, and asynchronous transfer of files between machines using idle network bandwidth. It is most commonly used by recent versions of Windows Update, Windows Server Update Services, and Systems Management Server to deliver software updates to clients, and is also used by Microsoft's instant messaging products to transfer files."
S1380="Routing and Remote Access"
S1381="Offers routing services to businesses in local area and wide area network environments. Allows computers to dial in to the local computer through a modem (or other devices) to access the local network using a standard or VPN connection."
S1382="SSDP Discovery"
S1383="Discovers networked devices and services that use the SSDP discovery protocol, such as UPnP devices. Also announces SSDP devices and services running on the local computer."
S1384="Digital Rights Management (DRM)"
S1385="Platform for protection and secure delivering of content for playback on computers, portable devices, and network devices. Removes Rights Management Services (RMS) as well.||Note: this will not remove Vista hardware pooling like HDCP protection."
S1386="Distributed File System (DFS)"
S1387="With DFS, you can make files distributed across multiple servers appear to users as if they reside in one place on the network. Users no longer need to know and specify the actual physical location of files in order to access them."
S1388="Video codec, quite old."
S1389="XBOX 360 Controller"
S1390="User-mode Driver Framework"
S1391="Support for special drivers ran in user space instead of kernel space. This provides better system stability due to a situation of a driver crashing, it only brings down the driver and not the system. Such possible devices include cameras, media players, PDA's and other USB connected devices if the driver is of this type."
S1392="Windows HotStart"
S1393="Provides support for a fast system startup experience that boots or resumes directly into media or other applications. Like a custom hotkey support for the specialized buttons."
S1394="Microsoft Multi-Path Bus"
S1395="Provides the ability to use more than one physical path to access a storage device increasing reliability and availability."
S1396="Remote Access Connection Manager"
S1397="Manages dial-up and virtual private network (VPN) connections from this computer to the Internet or other remote networks."
S1398="Crash Dump Support"
S1399="Generates a dump file containing the parts of memory useful in Windows crash debugging."
S1400="16-bit Support"
S1401="Telephony"
S1402="Provides Telephony API (TAPI) support for programs that control telephony devices on the local computer and, through the LAN, on servers that are also running the service. Needed for dial-up and some VPN networks."
S1403="TV Tuner support"
S1404="Group Policy"
S1405="Enables IT administrators to automate one-to-many management of users and computers—simplifying administrative tasks and reducing IT costs. Administrators can efficiently implement security settings, enforce IT policies, and distribute software consistently across a given site, domain, or range of organizational units."
S1406="WinHTTP Web Proxy Auto-Discovery"
S1407="Network Access Protection Agent"
S1408="NAP is a new platform and solution that controls access to network resources based on a client computer’s identity and compliance with corporate governance policy."
S1409="Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP)"
S1410="The EAP service provides network authentication in such scenarios as 802.1x wired and wireless, VPN, and Network Access Protection (NAP). EAP also provides application programming interfaces (APIs) that are used by network access clients, including wireless and VPN clients, during the authentication process. If you disable this service, this computer is prevented from accessing networks that require EAP authentication."
