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    Edited by BrokenZer0

    I found some interesting things on MDL:
     

    For Cleaner:

    \Windows\Panther
    \Windows\System32\Sysprep\Panther
    \Windows\System32\winevt\Logs\*
    BCD
    BCD.LOG
    ntfs.log
    "System Volume Information"
    Windows\CSC

    [CompressionExclusionList]

    *.mp3
    *.zip
    *.cab
    \WINDOWS\inf\*.pnf

    /CheckIntegrity /Verify /Bootable /NoRpFix


    Own Search/Tools:

    Thumbs.db
    IconCache.db

    *.bak
    *.old
    *.syd
    *.temp
    *.chk
    *.diz

    Exclusions:


    Data.bak
    mplayer2.bak
    unpatch.bak
    wpa.bak
    sam.old
    system.old
    boot.bak
    bootsect.bak
    script.bak
    edb.chk
    mpsigstub.log
    fxstiffdebuglogfile.txt
    winstore.log
    install.log
    boot.ini
    index.dat



    What you think?

     

    *Updated

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    Edited by BrokenZer0

    Thank you.

     

    "Steam Framework"? Steam you can install after System Install, WPI or Addon, support exist.

    Framework, if you mean Microsoft .NET, yes 3.5 and 4.5 is both already installed and ready after System install.

     

    For drivers, just the important F6 drivers are included, not the graphics drivers, cuz they too big for integrating.

    You can install after system install or integrate by yourself, i can release some useful links for download.

     

    It will be possible to install Aero and other themes (uxtheme patch and much more already applied)

    But its not standard installed, here the same you can install it by yourself, i recommend this pack:

    http://www.wincert.net/forum/topic/12434-windows-8-missed-features-installer-8mfi/

     

    I think about to include this pack into my project, but it will be not standard installed.

     

    Greez

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    Edited by BrokenZer0

    30€ for a defragmenter is a litlle high, even if it's the better of its kind.

    The main problem with these tools (excluding the price) is all the bloat they install, like services, startup entries, internet connections....

     

    Yea, thats really true.,

    But you can unchoose all in install.

    Anyway here is a free vesion of O&O:

    http://www.oo-software.com/en/free

     

    And the trial goes 30 days, much time for defrag system.

    One time defrag hdds give a bit performance, then you can uninstall.

    Its need much time/move big files, thats the system need another defrag.

     

    Another smart, short and free app (not in list):

    https://www.piriform.com/DEFRAGGLER

     

    Not tested yet, but its from the same developers of CCleaner, so i thinkt its useful.

     

    Greez

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    Edited by BrokenZer0

    Absolute definitive:

    http://www.oo-software.com/en/products/oodefrag

     

    • Performance increases of up to 100%
    • Automatic background defragmentation
    • Prevents new fragmentation from occurring
    • Easy-to-Use: Ideal for Beginners and Professionals
    • Extends the life of your hardware
    • Defrags multiple drives simultaneously
    • Increases chances for recovering lost data and faster backup
    • Power Management for Notebooks
    • Assistant for scheduling defragmentation
    • TRIM for SSDs of any make

    And also remote stuff, great changeable gui, language stuff, and more...