PC_Tech_AZ

Thanks for the info. Much appreciated!

Greetings. I am currently using nLite 1.4 to slipstream updates and drivers for all PCs that my employer supports (mostly Dell and IBM PC's). My dilemma is that we have single-core and dual-core (core2Duo) PCs and I'm not able to use Sysprep on a machine that I have installed the nLite'd image on to auto-pick the correct HAL for a single or dual core machine ( the Core2Duo PC's only show as single-processor PCs and have a diminished performance as a result.) Are are any settings that I can use to achieve my goal?? The problem with my nLite'd installation is that it is the size of a DVD after I added all the necessary drivers, and some of the newer laptops won't boot to the DVD for some reason. Any help would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks, JF

Where can I get the post-SP2 update pack?

Well as a new user to the forum, I must say hello. My name is John, I'm a PC LAN Analyst for a large, nation-wide financial institution in Arizona (sorry to be so vague, company policy requires it). I joined the forum for help with nLite, but after looking around, I see there is a good network of people here with lots of good information. I look forward to talking to other members John.

Greetings all: I'm a bit of a noob in terms of nLite, and have a question about integrating the KB888111 for Microsoft UAA High Def Audio into my XP Pro install for my company. I saw that in 1.3 beta, nLite had the ability to integrate 888111 but when I go to integrate it, I immediately receive an error message that an error was encountered. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Regards: PC_TECH_AZ Phoenix, AZ