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johnhc: Thanks for the reply Groucho2004: Neither of us have cars ) -X-: Although his idea was wrong he is still my friend 5eraph: no dust, no humidity, and of course no overclocking (no point) Thanks for the reply radix: actually the laptop has a dual core processor and 2 gb of ram ( never said it was single core) Thanks for the reply Zenskas: your post was nearly 100% what i told him when we were having the argument ) Thanks alot Thank all of you for helpin me out )

Hello, I wanted to ask someone about the way nlite works. Recently i had a argument with a friend of mine who was upset that i almost burned his laptop just by installing and running Nlite . Although i only needed to make a unnatended installation for a friend and only used the "Unnatended" and "Bootable" options, he says that nlite "is using a lot of the laptop's processing power to decompress and recompress the files" wich may lead to a sistem failure and an iminent destruction of the laptop's processor. All i want to know is if he is right and Nlite really is a tool only for desktops. Thank in advance and btw Great software PS: Sorry if i posted this in the wrong place, i'm new to this .