Jeremy

Wow. Try in a different media player, Media Player Classic for example. Also, try downloading and running this.

From my experience in the past, Windows never automatically rebooted, it needed user confirmation. Hmmm, yeah, do it manually.

The DLL file might be corrupt. Have you tried expanding it into X:\WINDOWS\system32 from your XP CD?

*grabs a steel chair and launches self from the turnbuckle* Feel The Pain.

True Dat.

I seem to remember Bill gates saying we would never use more than so and so HD space and so and so RAM. Now look at technology trends these days. You can never tell someone they will never use this much or that much.

What programs do you use to clean up his miss?

Why is my name bolded? I'm speeecial.

You have got to be the pickiest and most misinformed user on this forum. I've only scratched the surface of this topic and I'm flabbergasted. Anyway, to disable thumbnail viewing in XP the easy way, just set your view to Details. Another easy way, just unregister the DLL files starting in "jgaw".

The addition of the description that it was required for Office Updates must have changed recently (or after I stopped using it ), because every time that I used an nLited install, I'd have problems with Office Update. Good to know that it's been fixed though.You say that your install is "more nlitened" than your girlfriend's computer, but you don't say exactly what has been removed from each. Maybe you remove more in total, but leave that one required part necessary for DK to install. Languages - what if they need that? I know a lot of my friends who use eastern language support (they're chinese). Junk services - how do you know what services they'll need and they won't need? Not exactly. While she keeps Games and Printer Support, I do not. Well, I made a survey some time ago for nLite. How do I know... well, I'd ask them. lol The majority of people don't need the Croatian language or Duth keyboard layout, maybe not Fax Services or Error Reporting, or support for Bluetooth or Sony Joystick generic drivers... I know it's different for each person, but that's why you go through it with them. People need to stop being so scared of nLite. It's not a monster. If you aren't sure of something, ask on the forum or if you're impatient, keep it. I know what I do and don't need, so I can remove things that others might be uncertain about.

Mancubus, "****** ****** *******", feel better?

You don't mind how complicated it could be if there is a 27-step solution, but you're not willing to redo the ISO and install it over again? It would be less complicated to do the latter. Anyway, if anyone would know, it would be Nuhi.

http://www.anandtech.com/storage/showdoc.aspx?i=2480

Do you use Microsoft Office? I remember a while back when I did use nLite that I would need to install Office Updates manually, since nLite broke the Office Update page. I don't know how or why, but it did. You might not have had problems with it, but others (including myself) have. Jeremy's been telling me that he's been having troubles installing Diskeeper on his girlfriend's computer, and my best guess is that it's something nLite related. I've never had a problem installing any software on a non-nLited/"tweaked" system, but on those that have been tinkered with, you need to find a workaround or a fix for it. There are other things that you can do to your system that are worse than nLite-ing, so I don't think Tarun or I have ever said what you seem to think we did. We're just suggesting that a complete OS is a happy OS. There is a component (forget which one) but in nLite its description clearly states that it is needed for M$ Office Updates. Also, nLite is not the fault of Diskeeper failing to install on her PC because my PC is nLitened more than hers and DK works fine for me. A happy OS is a fully customized/personalized OS that is trimmed to suit the user's need. nLite can require a lot of trial and error. It was codenamed 'Jeremy' because I was very annoying to Nuhi and others back in those days. I made the most posts in the nLite forum so I guess Nuhi did that in attempt to shut me up. I'm an extreme user? I remove what I don't need, and I just happen to be more familiar with the components than some people, so I know what I can and can't remove. For each component that is added, the first thing I look for afterwards is the description and how helpful it is. 5% of my total posts on MSFN are probably towards nLiters advising them to read descriptions. Even for another user, you can remove some languages, drivers, hardware support, some really stone-aged components, junk Services...

Updates and adds files with the latest critical and security hotfixes. But RyanVM could provide a more detailed answer if it's necessary.

Same thing here.

For the *litest* XP, I have the perfect solution! Just boot to a CD and delete C:\WINDOWS.

Yes, why?

Nuhi, As I stated before, after I remove components the first time and reload the source in nLite, several things I selected for removal stick behind, allowing me to remove them again and nLite tells me the size has been reduced by about 1MB. At this point I'm not entirely confident that nLite is doing the correct thing and that it would result in a stable ISO. Screenshot Only the following things should be there: US Intern. Keyboard layout (is this even needed for me to be able to type stuff in Windows or online?) I 'removed' all languages, so none should be showing there. Neither should Command-Line Tools (or does it show here because I kept ping, ipconfig, net, net1.exe? DHCP Client is gone, but I didn't select for removal.

Whatever PuntoMX says, is pretty much the way to go. He knows what he is talking about. I put my trust in his ability to walk the sheep around.

Yeah, I don't play FPS anymore. Too boring now. Have moved to RPG/Adventure. Been playing Diablo 2 LOD lately.

He's a horny one, Nuhi. Put on a wig and a dress. LMAO He's just excited that you seperated format drive support from floppy drive component. The process worked flawlessly as usual, but upon checking the source files again, it listed some things I had removed, so I removed them 'again' and checked it a 3rd time, one that I didn't select for removal was gone (DHCP Client). Languages, drivers and other things seemed to stay behind. I was just trying to make an update screenie for my signature. Keep up the great work, Nuhi. I'll check back in another 3 months.

Hey, Nuhi! Nice topic title; warrior... hehehe. Long time waited for this release. Good thing I have tomorrow off from work. I plan on reformatting both PCs here very soon now. How many more drivers and Services are left to go?! lol... Cheers, bud!

Thanks for the info.

Well with both Kaspersky and NOD32 you can select each component to be installed or not. I don't know what you mean by conflicts, you're a bit vague.