WinReducer

Regular users who want a default Windows installer have no need for WinReducer. But advanced or expert users who want to tweak the installation process, they’re well advised to give WinReducer a try. You see, this tool will help you create a custom Windows installer.

WinReducer is compatible with multiple Windows editions: Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10. That’s an installed or an iOS of Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10.

WinReducer is available as a Normal and as a Lifetime VIP Edition. When you’re done getting WinReducer up and running on your PC, when you launch the WinReducer software, you will be asked if you want to activate the Lifetime VIP Edition. What do you get for activating this edition? See here (the link takes you to a webpage that compares the Normal and the Lifetime VIP Edition).

PDF documents that present useful information about how WinReducer works are bundled with the software. Tutorials that present useful information about how to use WinReducer are available online, at WinReducer.net. It must be mentioned here that the WinReducer.net is also home to some handy resources: language files, themes, and more.

As mentioned at the start of this article, you can use WinReducer to customize a Windows installation package. Here’s a quick look at the main things you can do: make the OS look better by integrating wallpapers and themes; make the OS work better by integrating applications and drivers; remove unwanted Windows components.

WinReducer can prove to be a very useful tool for customizing and tweaking a Windows installation package.