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Easily strip out any Windows XP (or 2000/2003) with minimal user interaction and complete control over what is removed or kept. The aim of this is, you start out with it set to be as stripped as it can be | eXPerience Presents. TinyXP Guide Easily strip out any Windows XP or 2000 2003 with minimal user interaction and complete control over what is removed or kept. The aim of this is you start out with it set to be as stripped as it can be then if you want to you can remove items from the Last Sessions INI file in order to keep the functionality in your finished ISO. If you want the fastest XP possible then just let it all take care of the whole process itself this is the point of this guide minimal user interaction is needed Before you can run the Start command included here there are three requirements. 1 - You need to have the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 installed its free . 2 - You need nLite installed nLite is only 1.45Mb in size and also free . 3 - You need to go into the Unatt folder and open the one file that is there called WINNT.SIF - open WINNT.SIF with notepad. Look at this and you see that everything is split into nice neat sections. In the fourth section with the title - UserData - you will see it says ProductKey This is laid out like so. UserData ProductKey FullName User1 OrgName Home PC ComputerName HOME_PC Where it says ProductKey right after the equals sign type your Windows XP product key Home or Pro in BLOCK CAPITALS. Your text should look like this with the code below being your key don t just use the code I have put here if you read it you can see it is trying to tell you something. UserData ProductKey TW3NT-YF1V3-D1G1T-PR0DU-CTK3Y FullName User1 OrgName Home PC ComputerName HOME_PC Whilst you re here you can also put you forename and surname under Userl but make sure you don t delete the double quotes they are needed for names with a gap which a first and last name inevitibly will have. Also where it says Home PC you can put your company name if you want. Finally the ComputerName should be something unique to your PC. You can however leave all these things alone under UserData and just change the product key ALWAYS YOU MUST put a key in the .
