e_web
Member
Hello! I'm back to bug ya with some thoughts again...
After doing battle with my presets/configurations and trying to isolate some things I've noted some areas I think could benefit from a few changes to aid those of us who are tying to figure out which removal causes whatever issue we are looking to fix.
One:
On the Re-check Sub-components prompt there is a 'Skip All' option but no 'Keep All' option. I think something more like windows explorers prompt/checkbox to 'Apply to All' might work better here as I currently have to hit yes upwards of 30 times for some areas and usually more than once as I have to redo the removals until I get it right and then retest.
Two:
On the Components page I think it would be nifty to be able to right click on a primary area, say Driver, System or Network etc and have an option to import 'just that section' from an existing preset. Currently attempting to re-check (keep) entire areas after loading a full preset doesn't always actually re-check everything due to dependencies in other areas creating a game of back and forth and wasted time. Maybe another solution would be better but this is the one that popped into my head.
Thanks for reading.
After doing battle with my presets/configurations and trying to isolate some things I've noted some areas I think could benefit from a few changes to aid those of us who are tying to figure out which removal causes whatever issue we are looking to fix.
One:
On the Re-check Sub-components prompt there is a 'Skip All' option but no 'Keep All' option. I think something more like windows explorers prompt/checkbox to 'Apply to All' might work better here as I currently have to hit yes upwards of 30 times for some areas and usually more than once as I have to redo the removals until I get it right and then retest.
Two:
On the Components page I think it would be nifty to be able to right click on a primary area, say Driver, System or Network etc and have an option to import 'just that section' from an existing preset. Currently attempting to re-check (keep) entire areas after loading a full preset doesn't always actually re-check everything due to dependencies in other areas creating a game of back and forth and wasted time. Maybe another solution would be better but this is the one that popped into my head.
Thanks for reading.
