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It appears my DVD burner is defect and that is the reason for the strange behavior. Both nlite and vlite works fine with another burner.

I am sorry I don't understand that comment.

Being slightly impatient to get started I uninstalled vLite and installed the WAIK (it just finished downloading). Then I installed vLite 1.2RC and got the exact same problem. I tried "Save changes" instead of "Rebuild". The ISO only contains some boot config files and my own "extras" folder.

Hi, I am reinstalling Vista Ultimate 64 bit I am doing this on a Windows XP Pro 32-bit machine. I ran the 1.1.6 installer and then I used the self extracting archive of 1.2 RC and installed that over 1.1.6. Then I started the process. I only applied a couple of tweaks (disable welcome stuff, the user account thingy and view hidden folders) and set up Unattended with key, username, password and regional settings. I chose to rebuild. In the dialogue rebuilding image it increases in size to about 3GB, but when I create the ISO it ends up being only 550MB. I mounted the ISO in Nero and it apparantly only contains some drivers and a folder with apps that I inlcuded. There is no setup.exe there or anything. I need the AIK thingy perhaps?

Hello, I have used nLite for my XP Pro installs and really liked it. I have recently upgraded my gaming rig to 4GB RAM and added a graphics card to run SLI and also I made the jump to Vista since I got a full retail of the ultimate edition with SP1 included at reduced price. I like to tinker with my gaming machine and therefore I have to reinstall rather frequently and it would be nice to have some of the settings and tweaking done before I install. I suppose I am just asking for a list of issues and smart tricks that I should be aware of before I try. For instance, can I slipstream chipset and graphics drivers? And could I go for a blu-ray setup to include more stuff on the same disk for convenience? My PC specs might be relevant Mainboard: xfx 780i@1333MHz, CPU: E6600@3GHz, RAM: 4GB@800MHz, GPU: 2x8800GTX (SLI)