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The path to the drivers you want to add and the files you want to remove are written in Last Session.ini, so you just have to load Last Session.ini into nLite at the beginning and all the steps you did the last time will be replicated.

A nice thought, but very unlikely. If you looked around, it's been quite a while since Nuhi released a new version of nLite or vLite.

See this tool http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7622&highlight=ie8 Download here http://www.adrive.com/public/a04e6cbeb7feee45ccda98b00cfe2587750804f3f32eba89c4d9008bdfa7afb2.html

Q1) What is the 'work folder'? Any new and empty folder of your choice. Q3) How do I know which packets I need? Download .NET 3.5 SP1 (whole package, around 230MB) and the family update and put them in the same folder as Silent .NET Maker. The Maker has a control and will report if there are updates you are missing, so you can download them, put them in the folder and continue. I4) Open _SNMsynth.ini and configure the building process to your liking, read the notes inside carefully. Use the one I attached in post #2 (made only for .NET 3.5 SP1) The biggest issue though is - nothing seems to happen! <------ probably you haven't configured _SNMsynth.ini

Confirmed, do everything in one run. At the same time, you can click/tick Delete after install option at driver integration; nLite will take care of the rest.

Alan3285, look at my post #2 and this link It makes one add-on/switchless installer of your desired .NET Framework version with all the updates integrated.

I suggest you do a bit more reading and searching, because I'm pretty sure that once you install the MUI, you won't be able to switch the language of the application, meaning it will be set to the MUI language. However, you will be able to switch between languages when writing text from the Language Bar.

I have integrated this add-on http://xable.net/forums/viewtopic.php?id=9 in my CD and it works fine.

First error on application startup. Will not continue after that. EDIT: YES, it is the one you sent me. v.9.4.26c

Glad I could help. Burning has been reported as an issue, that's why the safest way is to create an ISO and burn it in order to keep the bootability.

No, just remove it so we don't see it

Windows XP Sweet doesn't sound like an original XP to me, so no support for you

I just downloaded the RAID/SATA/AHCI drivers for 925x chipset off Intel's website named iata70_enu.exe. They contain data for ICH6R and ICH6M, so they should be the ones. This topic should be moved anyway, either to nLite or Frenando_1's Integration of Intel's SATA/AHCI/RAID Drivers, so I suggest you ask Frenando_1 take a look. Edit: back to post #3... which are the drivers that worked? Where did you get them? Edit: if you are using nLite, are you integrating the drivers in text mode (TXT)? Also, if you are using nLite, please attach (not paste) your Last Session.ini

Wait around for somebody else's opinion (It's almost 3 AM here). If nothing works, you can always revert from SATA to IDE in BIOS. That way you will install with no problem.

At the same time, Windows 7 (just like Vista) is not recommended as a host OS for work with nLite, as issues appear, especially with the product key and slipstreaming SP3 (when you use the /integrate switch, which is what nLite does). See this post http://www.msfn.org/...ite-slipstream/ Edit: can you post the info you find in setupp.ini on the CD?

Well, do a search for txtsetup.oem, iastor.sys etc., but if it is an nLite CD, they are in i386/NLDRV and they are compressed.

I hear you loud and clear. Looking forward to the new version for testing.

Add-ons are for use with nLite. Silent installers are installed silently with a switch (e.g. /s), e.g. from RunOnce(Ex). Switchless installers are double-clicked (or called from RunOnce/RunOnceEx) and install silently. The silent switch is embedded within. Hope it helps

nLite remembers the place of the last install folder, and writes the information of your actions in Last Session.ini.

It is a bit strange you would have problems with SP3, as HDAud.sys is included in the SP.

Yes and yes

Paint.NET v.3.5.4 add-on MD5: 86f28a86a382807f7ebe3609ca2ea4fb Size: 4.78MB I have transferred it here N.B. I received a few errors while testing for switches that showed me you need .NET Framework 3.5 installed before Paint.NET, so browse for that add-on as well. Malwarebytes' Antimalware v.1.46 add-on MD5: cf91b49bfbf2f2ce737981764e5b4d2b Size: 5.84MB Get it here http://www.mediafire...S_ADDON1.46.CAB or in my signature.

I went through the effort to create the Entries.ini for the AVG add-on, but you'll have to finish it on your own. You need: - the current version of AVG 9 (the title in the ENTRIES_AVG9.ini is for the last version. If you don't have the last version, change the name of the installer inside ENTRIES_AVG9.ini to match the name of your actual installer). - 7-Zip (or WinRAR) Procedure: 1. Create two folders. Name the first SVCPACK, and the second AVG_ADDON. 2. Put the AVG installer into the SVCPACK folder. 3. Copy everything (SVCPACK, ENTRIES_AVG9.ini) into AVG_ADDON. 4. Right-click the AVG_ADDON folder and add it to .7z (or .rar) archive. That's it, your add-on is created. Good luck with the test and report back. ENTRIES_AVG9.INI

Add-ons include the original installer of the application, so they keep the compatibility. In other words, if it worked for you, it will work again. Enjoy