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OK, here is my answer to my question. I'm not sure about how this could be done with vLite in a one rippingoff-session, but anyway this is a good start to make audio with Vista. http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=25502

I tried to install my ATI-drivers via vLite. It's an .exe-file. vLite gave sort of an error, claiming it had to be INF-file or something (I don't remember the exact type). So how do I slipstream drivers etc?

I have a HP-laptop, it had no install-media packaged so I had to make myself from Vista. Result is 2 DVDs. Vista checked those disks after burning and those are OK. So, when I try to open a DVD, or an ISO in location, vLite tells me "Cannot find the expected files. Make sure you select the folder or the drive, which contains the Vista installation files, usually on the installation DVD. Note you cannot use the installed.." So what is this?

I'm stuck in WIM-filter section. It suggests me to download almost a 1gig file from M$. I'd rather put my PC online at the moment. So.. What now? I got it...

Yeah, me too. I'm receaving my laptop today with Vista Home Premium on it. Where can I find a lastsession.ini to for home premium to start with? Or should I rip my vista completely myself? Where is the most updated list of all components/services etc to remove?

Hello. I'm receiving my new laptop tomorrow or the next day, and it's my first touch with Vista. It's packed with Vista Home Premium. I've used nLited XP Pro for audio work and it's amazing! Anyone around who has a "preset" or sort of a profile to rip Vista down for pure audio work, as a DAW-machine?