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after some thoughts, i think windows 7 professional is the way to go since we're removing most of the ultimate stuff anyway?!
theres not much difference between the two aside from bitlocker & the use of 35 different languages?
I have tried to edit and build only the Professional edition but "No images available" after the installation boots up.
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Upon attempt to remove certain packages with DISM, it would result in the WIM being damaged and I would have to unmount & discard. Any ideas on why this would be?
This occurred when attempting to remove the MobilePC packages, PhotoPremiumPackage, Shell-HomeGroup-Package, and some others.
did you apply the wim tweak first before trying to remove with dism?
Yes I applied the WIM tweak beforehand.
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actually im only using x86 OS... but i got still large wim size as i already deleted the drivers.
i keep the IE8 in packages ive tried to remove it once and my explorer gone havoc, as for media player, printer support & wlan support i havent delete that yet... what are the files names of IE8, Media Player, printer support & wlan support in winsxs. well im gonna add some more in jeronimo's clean up batch file..
For an x86 system, you don't have "Program Files (x86)" or "syswow64" folders, so you can remove those from your batch file.
Could someone tell me why am I getting "Setup could not display the images available for installation" when using a slimmed Windows 7 setup? Sorry if this isn't the right place, but I searched everywhere.Did you vlite an Ultimate ISO into something less (Professional, Home, etc.)? I had a similar problem when I chose a rebuild a Professional image from an Ultimate setup.
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Upon attempt to remove certain packages with DISM, it would result in the WIM being damaged and I would have to unmount & discard. Any ideas on why this would be?
This occurred when attempting to remove the MobilePC packages, PhotoPremiumPackage, Shell-HomeGroup-Package, and some others.
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When trying to remove packages with DISM, I keep getting the error that dism.exe is not a valid win32 application.
what operating system are you using? if you are trying to run dism for x64 in a x86 environment, then you will get that error?
I guess that's the problem. I'm running DISM for 7 x64, but am running XP x86. Is there any way I can get a DISM to run this way?
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When trying to remove packages with DISM, I keep getting the error that dism.exe is not a valid win32 application.
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Windows 7 & vLite *DEPRECATED*
in vLite
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Is there a reason that every single time I rebuild an image other than "Ultimate", I receive a "There are no images available." at setup? No matter what steps I take. I can only rebuild Ultimate and still have it work. I have removed ei.cfg, too.