To solve this problem, you can restore your system to drive C, and then overwrite another version of the universal driver into the file under your calling path. Remember, only the contents under the folder will be copied and overwritten. Because of the call timing, the folder name cannot be changed, and the names of running programs must be consistent before they can be used. The general driver versions above 6.0 have the same structure, but the driver files are richer.
The size of the package needs a standard to judge the size. The XP integrated software I packaged includes: WORD EXCEL QQ QQGAME 360 Guardian 360 Antivirus Office2007 compatible package PPS Cool Dog Thunder 360 security browser runtime. Overall, it is 1.5G, which I am quite satisfied with. Size is only one aspect, and system stability is the most important. Not because the size is too compact, because the packaging.
As a slimming tool, it is recommended that you use 360 system to slim down, combined with 360 garbage cleaning function, and the slimming result of professional slimming software is the same, without destroying the system structure.
It should be noted that the less slimming and optimization tools are used, the better, and there are too many repeated optimization problems.
One more thing: XP has a corresponding virtual memory setting when packaging the system, so disabling virtual memory in the system can save a few G spaces, which is not bad for packaging.
I am used to using imagex to back up the system, formatting the C drive, then using imagex to restore the system to the C drive, and then using GHOST to back up the GHO type system files. IMAGEX can ignore temporary files, hibernation files, virtual memory files, etc.