andrewdodd13

I've used vLite to strip out a bunch of stuff from Windows 7 so that it's small enough to fit onto my Eee 901's 4G SSD during installation. However, now that I've finished tweaking it I'm left with around 800MB of free space on C:. Is there any way to install the components I've removed from my install disk? For example, on Windows XP I know that if you nLite things, you can usually install them using an original disk and the inf files, but these don't appear to exist in Windows 7. I've pulled the files out of install.wim (chose folder 4 for Ultimate) but I can't find them anyway. Is there a way to do this?

I've also countered this problem by putting nhelper.exe in system32, however... the program is called at every start-up, and I cannot find it *anywhere* in the registry, or any references to it in start-up files, etc. The installation with this error is from a CD made with nLite from an already nLite'd CD - I had to add my SATA drivers to the slipstream install to get it to work on my new laptop. It doesn't really bug me, it's just that I don't use the welcome screen (I don't want the power options appearing) and the console pops up on boot while executing nhelper.exe. Anyone know *why* this program is executed, and what tells it to?