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Something missing that I wanted: Network drivers don't install rig
Anyone got an idea of what component I should put back in?
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Something missing that I wanted: Network drivers don't install rig
Well whatever is missing also caused my HP All in One printer drivers to not work.
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Something missing that I wanted: Network drivers don't install rig
Well I'm burning a new CD with a few more components added. Still no clue which one would cause it though. All I know is it works with FULL Vista. The script ran fine and my drivers installed with no problems at all. Though I have a huge installation of Vista now and it's noticeably slow. Edit: I tried again and I failed. The Intel Proset drivers cancel right at the 802.1x Supplicant part, at which point it just begins uninstalling the driver. This current profile However, the script (previously Virtual Script Host would error) runs now... Still no luck with the Wired NIC or the Wireless NIC drivers. Although since I have INF files for the WiFi drivers I can install them that way and they work fine. StormVista_x86_.ini
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Something missing that I wanted: Network drivers don't install rig
Yeah I've been researching all day, no luck yet I also just installed Vista Ultimate to make sure it wasn't just a Vista thing, the results are in and it was something I removed. Not quite sure what still.
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Something missing that I wanted: Network drivers don't install rig
Anyone have a clue? I've tried a few times now to add and remove components without any luck. If someone has any clue what so ever let me know.
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Install vista with default programs directory at D:\Program Files\
I'd imagine it wouldn't be to hard, just make a batch file that runs after installation. Batch file would just run the necessary registry edit. Don't see it being hard.
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Something missing that I wanted: Network drivers don't install rig
I can't figure out what I did wrong with my installation. Basically a few things I've noticed. 1) When I went to install my Intel Proset drivers for my WiFi card it would get to the end (everything would work, Vista would see the NIC and even connect to a router) but as soon as it got to the end it began undoing everything, the installer program said "removing all components" and it just would uninstall itself. 2) My wired NIC drivers would appear to install, but looking in Device manager it was obvious they weren't there 3) I had the INF files for my WiFi card so I told Vista to look there, and wala that worked. 4) I have a "IEEE 1394 Controller" driver missing in my Device Manger, but I don't have a Firewire card on my E1705 Dell Laptop. 5) I have a script that I run and I get " Run 'slui.exe 0x2a 0x1AD' to display the error test. Error: 01x1AD " the title of that box is "Windows Script Host" I attached the vLite profile that I used to trim my Vista Ultimate with. Last_Session.ini
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Issue I found with UAC
If you REMOVE "User Access Control (UAC)" and set the option under tweaks of UAC to "Disabled" you will end up with a "to install this application, the local security policy option "User Account Control - Detect application installations and prompt for elevation" issue. I'm pretty sure that's the cause, I just burned 2 CDs of Vista Ultimate and that was the only difference.
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getting vLite to update size of ISO
Big thanks to you sir for helping me. I'm normally good with this stuff, not sure what happened I clearly missed the idea of "what you click on is what you're REMOVING" not what you check box is what you want. Surprise.
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getting vLite to update size of ISO
Well, I'm confused about why my ISO size is the same as the original ISO size. That's kind of confusing. Also, when I load up a profile, it doesn't show any of the boxes that I selected for it, is that how it is supposed to go? EDIT: i see what happened. I removed the options I thought I was adding. Ooops, brb after I fix up this mess I made.
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getting vLite to update size of ISO
Well that's odd. I rebuildt it and it clearly isn't any smaller now. Shouldn't it be the same size as in the "Components" window? Give or take a few KBs?
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getting vLite to update size of ISO
I do not see a "rebuild" option. I'm using vLite 1.1.6 just in case that matters. EDIT: Ooops! I forgot to hit apply. wonder of wonders. There it is.
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getting vLite to update size of ISO
I go in and I remove all the components that I want to remove in the "Components" tab and then go down to the "ISO" tab and I see that the size is still the same as when I started. Though, under the components tab I see that I have "602.71MB" selected. How do I get vLite to change the size of the ISO it is going to make based on what I selected.