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Documentation Reference

Reference for image editing, updates, drivers, components, integration, presets, post-setup, and unattended setup.

What is NTLite?

NTLite is a Windows configuration tool for customizing Windows installation images before deployment, and for editing a live, running Windows install in place. You can integrate updates, drivers, and tweaks, remove unwanted components, configure settings, and create fully automated installations.

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Walkthroughs covering image editing, drivers, updates, and debloat. All skill levels.

Feature Reference

This documentation covers each page in the NTLite application, organized by workflow:

  • Start - Load images and manage presets
  • Integrate - Add updates, drivers, registry tweaks, and post-setup scripts
  • Remove - Remove Windows components and scheduled tasks
  • Configure - Enable/disable features, apply settings, and set up unattended installation
  • Finish - Apply changes and create bootable ISOs

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Getting Started

If you're new to NTLite, we recommend starting with:

  1. Read the Image page to understand how to load and manage Windows images
  2. Explore the Components page to learn about safe component removal
  3. Check the Apply page to understand how to save your changes and create ISOs
  4. Switch to Guides for step-by-step tutorials on common tasks

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