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thats correct

do you mean you're using a hard drive that's over 127gb, but its only showing up as 127? (might be 139 i can't rememeber)

start over with a clean source (copy windows files from cd again) you say you had another user and removed it, thats probably knocked it over..

oem and retail versions use different keys too

thats a fake, sp3 wont be out until around 2008 check system32 folder you probably have this 'fake' file too

by the way torden, it is 'waste' not vaste

are you using the winbeta aio version? wont work properly because they change the stucture of the disc

copy c:\* a:\ ? interested in this thread tbh!

photoshop cs2 has one message about a twain.dll not being found, happens each time i start pscs2 this was using an nlited xp sp2 installation (ie, nothing to do with vista),

is the pc you're using it on set as CDdrive first in the bootable options in bios?

also psshutdown expands on it a bit (ms now own sysinternals, so google will take you to their link )

same here

wow can't say i was expecting 64bit anytime soon more language removals next

just make a nlite disc, with everything removed.. (so its tiny), install that, then run nlite again from there..

this is more of a general vista question, not really a vlite one (but if its possible, then tweak would be awesome) in vista, can you force classic address bar in explorer? ie, in this picture has the new type i much prefer having address you can quickly copy and paste..

if she's cheating on you then dump her a**, no point trying to patch things up.

you dont copy the iso file to a cd, iso is an image of a cd (opening it with winrar will tell you what is in the image) use imgburn or nero's burn image option and select the nlite iso file turn on file extentions in explorer

use the donate button then

google + ghostwall = http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q...earch&meta=

ghostwall

phwoar, that's some pretty rough gibberish! well done for understanding

you're being a bit over the top tbh becuase the core is so tightly assosiated with explorer, you have to use a totally new shell, even then you'll get problems with a lot of windows things just remove what you can and forget about it

sounds like a psu problem me, def a hardware issue anyway check temperatures run a long memtest (test one stick at a time if you have more than one) then test with all of them in.. run a full hard drive scan using your manufacturers tools (their website) update motherboard bios try a different psu, just because you can boot into windows doesn't mean there might not be problems with it, if its broken; its broken! use ultimatebootcd to get the tools you need, its a bootable iso http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/

yeadh, downlad the fdriver from the manuffractuers website , use winrar or 9zip or excrtat them to f folder then point nlite at the folderf and slcete pnp fdirver had s afew beers so forgive rgte spelling

it never stung me until last night, but it seems a valid one!