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Option to Actually REMOVE Services

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I've been using both RT7Lite and win toolkit, and noticed that RT7 Lite actually gives you the option to remove the services, not just disable them, you could add the category in component removal if you will please, ulness they're already scattered around there, i saw a few, but if they're not already there, could u add this option? This is just because I Like to try to make the OS as small as possible, and remove the services i never use.

   Also, can you put them under a services category in component removal?

 

   Also, I noticed that in component removal win toolkit only allows you to remove Local packs, while RT7 lite lets you remove language packs, is this the same thing...i'm just not sure, and if it isn't could you integrate that also into the next build?

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