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google for MINIMALXP_12.7.ISO
win xp 200mb iso
best would be to make one trimmed down by self, since by that you would know what to keep and what to remove/substitute in the image itself
and yes you may use the tool winflip
with winflip you may slipstream thing you wish into the iso and also remove it from there...
I don't think there is a minimal version of windows, just go for XP or 98 would be my suggestion
There's not really a minimal ISO. Older versions of Windows are smaller though. XP is about 700mb (or so).
Our Windows Server 2008 R2 x86_64 Standard Edition LIGHT ISO contains the following:
All features can be re-installed from the full ISO media, mounted after installation. However, the installation process itself and the system you are left with is quite basic and very lean for Windows Server 2008 R2.
We have been able to strip the system down to approximately 1.2GB installation, 4.1GB installed. We are still working to see if it is even possible to remove more "crud" without hampering functionality (such as allowing IIS to still be installed, which requires a lot of things we would like to remove.)
We also do our system automation and such through the Windows ADK:
Search for Tiny7 or MicroXP
Make you own: http://www.nliteos.com/
Nlite worked great when I first got an EEE PC, managed to trim all the fat out of XP.