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WinFE “Lite”

By Brett Shavers
June 21, 2012
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Colin Ramsden has developed WinFE Lite, a build of WinFE that will run with a minimal amount of RAM (256MB).  WinFE Lite is a very solid build and is detailed on Colin’s website (http://www.ramsdens.org.uk/).

On his site, you will find everything needed to build WinFE Lite in great detail.

As he mentions on his site, WinFE Lite runs with less RAM than a full WinBuilder version needs.  Depending upon your evidence machine and the RAM available, having a Lite version of WinFE may be just right for those machines.

Check it out, lots of work for a great forensic utility, at a price of only your time to build it.   I sincerely appreciate Colin’s contributions and effort (as I appreciate anyone that contributes to the overall good of the forensic community).


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