WinReducer EX-100

WinReducer EX-100 provides you with the means to completely customize the way Windows 10 is deployed on your computer and gain control over the default configuration settings of the operating system.

WinReducer EX-100 basically explores the functions of an original Windows 10 ISO, enabling you to remove the ones you don't need and add new options. It then creates a new ISO or WIM image that you can use to install Windows having your own configuration set as default.

Before using it, please be advised that the application mainly targets experienced users, since the removal of important features can result in a non-functional deployment package. Also, it is highly recommended to test the output ISO file in a virtual environment before installing it on your PC.

Among the tweaks that WinReducer EX-100 integrates you can find appearance modifications, changes to features, service management, the removal of some built-in Metro UI apps, drivers, fonts, installed keyboards, themes and so on.

WinReducer EX-100 can apply modifications to the desktop context menu (by adding new items and removing existing ones), change the looks of the modern UI, add new cursors and background images, change images displayed during boot or the default theme, modify the taskbar's position and the mouse sensitivity.

Aside from appearance customization, WinReducer EX-100 integrates several functionality tweaks. You can use it to have programs such as the .NET Framework 3.5 installed by default or remove built-in functions and apps such as Internet Explorer 11, as well as protect certain applications and important files to prevent tampering with their settings and file deletion.

WinReducer EX-100 enables you to build a custom installation package for Windows 10, containing updates, applications, drivers, unattended files and specific settings.

Due to the complexity of this operation, advanced skills are required to obtain a functional ISO. And even experienced users are advised to take the time to analyze the effects of removing a specific Os function before eliminating it from the deployment package.