Anyway, NetLimiter is running, no problems by now.Ĥ. I ran dependency walker on the main app of NetLimiter 3, and seems to some DLL related to IE are still missing: IESHIMS.DLL, INETCOMM.DLL, I don't know what exactly are those, after googling it seems that are related to some IE communication protocol. I understand that those are the GUI, but seems that not only are GUI, enabling those NetLimiter was able tu run.ģ. My problem was solved only when I activated Internet Explorer (32 bit) and Internet Explorer. In the version of NTLite that I am using, those components are shown like this:Ģ.
#Use ntlite to strip down windows 7 full
Or on an installed system in Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Programs and Features - Turn Windows Features on or off.ĭisabling Internet Explorer here basically removes the UI browser part and not the full IE Engine.Ĭlick to expand.Thanks Clanger, I was testing all you advice.ġ. The UI frontend can either be removed or disabled in NTLite Features If you remove the UI frontend then you wont need Adobe Flash(a well known sercurity vulnerability) and possibly both ActiveX bits because they are used by the UI part only if i am correct. Internet Explorer (32bit) - Contains the Internet Explorer frontend (UI) onlyĪre basically the web browser UI part of IE(in total) and can be removed. Internet Explorer - Contains the Internet Explorer frontend (UI) only and If you remove those then Explorer will always open a new window when you are browsing your pc.īecause NTLite has greater control with removals compared to dism package removals we can remove IE completely and NTLite will keep those 4 files for Explorer to function as normal.
The Internet Explorer engine contains 4 files(on a 64bit os) that are needed by Windows Explorer(Explorer) to browse your computer, they are These are the Internet Explorer Engine, the heart of IE if you like and the components other programs rely on. Internet Explorer engine (32bit) - Includes HTML and Java Scripting IE engine Internet Explorer engine - Includes HTML and Java Scripting IE engine Internet Explorer is in Components - Network. Windows Media Player, which uses Trident to render the "Media Information" pagesģ60 Secure Browser, a web browser in China Windows Live Writer, which uses Trident for its editor Then was updated further to use the Chromium Embedded Framework. The Steam client was updated to use WebKit instead of Trident for these features. Valve's Steam client, previous versions of which used Trident to render the "Store", "Update News" and "Community" sections as well as the Steam in-game browser and MOTD screens in Valve games. ThreeTeeth Browser, a lightweight web browser
#Use ntlite to strip down windows 7 software
Skype, software for VoIP that renders HTML data with Trident Phoenix Browser, a lightweight web browser Embedding IWebBrowser2 as an Active-X component and accessing the COM interface, Pyjs uses Trident for the Desktop version, through the python win32 "comtypes" library. Netscape Browser (Netscape 8), which used Trident to render web pages in IE mode MSN Messenger, which uses it to produce Flash-based "winks" and games, and for all advertisements shown in the advertisement banner
Microsoft Visual Studio and Visual Basic to render the WebBrowser control Microsoft Visual Studio 2002-2005 use Trident in editing mode to provide visual ASP.NET/HTML designer Microsoft Visual InterDev 6 uses Trident in editing mode as visual HTML designer Microsoft Outlook Express, which uses Trident to render HTML Messages Microsoft Outlook which uses Trident to render HTML Messages (prior to Outlook 2007) and the "Outlook Today" screen MediaBrowser, customized browsers, especially for Nintendo Maxthon, which uses the Trident engine while adding features not built into IE7 LimeWire, which renders the page developed by Lunascape Corporation
Impulse (content delivery), uses Trident to render "Explore" page, as well as several of the "Community" pages IE Tab, a Firefox and Google Chrome add-on used to render pages with Trident within the Firefox or Chrome user interface. GreenBrowser, which is also presented at the page Google Talk, which uses Trident to render chat windows and profile cards Some other Trident-based applications include:ĪOL Instant Messenger 6.x, which uses Trident to render conversation and profile windows, and advertisement panelsĮA Link, incompatible with Trident as of Internet Explorer 7 RC2 I dont know how up to date and accurate this information is but users should see for themselves. Internet Explorer engine(HTML - Trident) is needed for a lot of things, Source.
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