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NTLite also gives you the possibility to tweak the operating system you're currently using. However, you should keep in mind that removing a module will likely lead to system crashes which can only be fixed by reinstalling the OS. Next to editing images, you can also do the same actions on your existing Windows installation in-place, without reinstallation. Remove Windows components, simplify your installation, reduce attack vectors and free up drive space. Pre-configure and integrate, speed up Windows deployment process and have it all set for the next time. Powerful, but easy to use. Featuring dynamic toolbar throughout the tool, image list overview, presets, and many more details which help you be more productive while maintaining your images.

All standard image formats supported, including WIM, decrypted ESD (Electronic Software Download) and SWM (spanned, split images).
ESD to WIM, SWM to WIM (aka image joinining), WIM to SWM (aka image splitting) conversions included.
Tool can create a bootable ISO from any of them, if the normal image folder structure is present (e.g. Boot and Sources folders). Next to editing Windows installation images “offline”, NTLite is featuring Live edit mode, a unique feature allowing you to configure and remove components from already installed Windows without re-installation. Simply run the tool on the OS you want to edit, choose what to change and reboot if necessary – instant results.

NTLite can gather host machine hardware list and use it in all of its features.
Hardware target checklist is a particularly helpful feature, allowing you to see in advance for any missing drivers on the resulting deployment before applying changes.

This enables you to target other machines when preparing an image, while trying to reach the minimum deployment size or maximum compatibility.
You can also extract drivers from an image or an existing install.