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Customize Your Windows 7 Installation Disc and Updates With RT Se7en Lite

You can Integrate windows updates like security updates, hotfixes Integrate drivers Integrate language packs and Integrate 3rd party applications (Only silent installers).


COMPONENTS REMOVAL:
You can remove all unwanted components from windows like default drivers, services, language packs, windows applications and other features.


TWEAKS:
Disable or adjust system services, Enable or disable registry tweaks, Change power configuration, Set control panel view and other component tweaks.


UNATTENDED INSTALLATION:
Create unattended installation (Integrate product key, change UI language, Time zone, Skip automatic activation, Currency, Add OEM information's, Change network type, change Update type, Enable or disable upgrade option, Enable or disable Windows live, Skip EULA agreement, skip OOBE user creation, Enable or disable firewall, Change Display screen resolution, Disable Windows defender, etc.)


CUSTOMIZATION:
Customize windows by Change and add multiple themes, Desktop background wallpaper, Add sidebar gadgets, Add screen-savers, Change logon screen, Add your documents, Change icons (Preset), Add sample music’s, Add wallpapers, Add OEM logo's, Enable or disable welcome center, Enable or disable uxtheme patch, Change windows frame colors, Set your favorite gadgets as default, etc.


CREATE BOOTABLE ISO, DVD and USB:
Create bootable ISO image, Burn image, Split image, Export images, Give CD-Label, etc.
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