Snaptrap

Excuse me, but I'm a moron. I failed to notice that it's a setting which was doing this. Also, turns out that I don't need the Setup anyway. Somebody shoot me.

When I'm done with the installation creation, I notice that the Windows Setup file is missing. Why doesn't it copy the Setup into the ISO? To be more specific, when I apply the settings, the vLite removes the Setup file.

I add the drivers where it asks for the drivers in nLite. I intigrate a single driver and then look in the folder with the only displayed file. I see the txtsetup.oem file but it's not in the folder with the file I add. When I download the drivers, I extract the zip and leave it as is. Then when selecting the driver, I add the one that applies to my OS. Sorry about the warez talk. Most forums don't allow it, but I figured that since this forum deals with a program that rips a copy of Windows and alters it is creating just that.

Acronis True Image 11.0 has more options that any current image creator. I used Ghost 2003 but changed over when I wanted more customization with what I wanted to do with my image.

Sigh. Last year I bought a 80GB SATA drive to be exclusive for my OS. Unfortunately, even when using a Retail version of MCE 2005, the software doesn't recognize my SATA drive during installation. You'd think that by this time there would be drivers already included with this OS. There are SATA drivers available for my MB, but even when I added them to the installation with nLite, there was no change.