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At last, I can now install Vista without it crashing. I followed your advice and included the Nvidia driver. Thank you for your help.
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If, after installing Vista and updating the Nvidia WDDM drivers via Windows update (the ones that allow me to run the Performance Index without crashing my PC), would it work if I used the *.inf file for the new drivers to use when compilling a new Vista disc?
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OK, now I'm on to something... http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/forum/index.php?showforum=66
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Thanks for your reply. My card is indeed supported out of the box but I can only assume that it has been overclocked by the manufacturers. I've tried to find the "NVIDIA driver update for NVIDIA GeForce 6600 GT (Microsoft Corporation - WDDM)" but I can't find it. This driver, once installed, allows me to run the performance index without crashing. Where do you suggest I grab the updated driver from?
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I have this problem, can vLite do what I need? When I install Vista, the installation always crashes when it checks my computers performance. I'm sure this is related to my GeForce 6600GT as upon a reboot Vista updates the drivers and all is fine. If I swap out the 6600GT for a 4400Ti then the problem doesn't happen but it's a pain in the arse. Is it possible to build a custom image of Vista so it doesn't check my computers performance when it's being installed? Thanks in advance for all your help.