software redundancy

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Discussions tagged with software redundancy on WindowsForum.com cover the value of retaining old software versions for backup and compatibility purposes. Users share experiences with archiving legacy Microsoft products such as Visual Studio 6, Office 98, and Windows 98 SE, debating whether the time investment for creating ISO backups is worthwhile. The topic also touches on reducing redundancy by removing unnecessary Windows components, like SoftwareDistribution or Internet Explorer, from custom installation ISOs. These conversations reflect practical considerations for IT professionals and enthusiasts managing software libraries, balancing storage space against the need for historical versions to support older systems or assist others.
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  2. Axel PC

    Should I keep these?

    I'm currently in a backup project and I've got ALOT of old software. But should I even make ISO backups of theses old software? I've got old versions of Visual Studio, every Office back to 98, every Windows os back to 98 SE. Have any of ya'll come across a situation where you needed an old...
  3. W

    Windows 7 deleting windows 7 files and folders useless

    I did an nlited version of windows 7 RC, so i have an iso of 1.41 gb. Now, what can I delete of windows 7 files and folders useless? I already delete "SoftwareDistribution", "Windows Mail", "Windows DVD Maker", "Internet Explorer" and "Games", and so now what can I also delete? vlite not nlite
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