Bilar Crais

What a teaser! He's got links up for x86 and x64 versions of 1.06, but they are not active yet! *lol*

Got a link for the beta? I'm desperate to play around.

Hello: I am starting to suspect that Windows 7 Home Premium x64 is either not possible to use with vLite, or needs to have something else in the "keep" list, because I've not been able to configure a successful disc under *any* circumstances. I am not new to vLite; been here practically the whole time. I've been putting W7 Ultimate x64 discs together for practically a year now - I can configure them it in my sleep. However, after much playing around the last three days, I can't get a workable Home Premium x64 Vlite disc no matter what. At first I thought it was because it was an OEM disc - the cheapy $99.00 dollar license version, but I've also tried Home Premium RETAIL as well, and encounter the same issue just before the OOBE setup upon first boot. The install dumps out with a "missing component" or some such error (which I wish I had written down now). I must have burned 30 coasters already - and tried even removing basically nothing; just languages and few other basics, but no luck. I am just wondering if it's like Enterprise - won't work with Vlite no matter what. Any input appreciated. Edit: Solved. RT7 Lite 1.06 new version works! Last Session.ini

Well that's peculiar...I got ahold of a retail dvd and the same thing happens.

Thank you. I tried RT7 Lite as well and used Ben's suggested settings - it bombed out as well towards the end of the install. The OEM disks must be different in some critical way. At the very least, I was able to apply updates and drivers with DismTool and prepare a disk that way.

Thank you. I tried RT7 Lite as well and used Ben's suggested settings - it bombed out as well towards the end of the install. The OEM disks must be different in some critical way. At the very least, I was able to apply updates and drivers with DismTool and prepare a disk that way. http://www.msfn.org/board/public/style_emoticons/default/yes.gif

lol. Yes of course. How foolish of me. Attached. Last Session.ini

Hello: I purchased an OEM kit from NewEgg this past week, Windows x64 Home Premium. I've tried applying my tried and true preset to the OEM disk, but Vlite "couldn't find the specified file" during processing. Alright I thought, maybe Home doesn't have Bit Locker, I'll untick that option and try it again. This time it completed, I burned the disk, but the Windows installation failed at the very end. I protected all of the usual suspects, wer.dll, etc., but nothing doing. Is there something else I should be aware of here? Has anyone else tried to vLite an OEM disc? Thank you, C

I'd be happy to test if you are actively soliciting for testers. I have plenty of free time to play. PM me if you like.

Just created and installed an .iso with 1.05 replete with updates, drivers, feature removal, and customization. So far the only issues I see are that no matter what I do, explorer opens every file or folder in a new window, and several right click options from the desktop are inoperative, such as personalization. Oh...also, I had integrated a cert and key with DISMtool, but RTSevenLite seems to have removed them.

I get the "-1" error as well when adding latest round of x64 updates.

I ran into this as well, although I was able to bring it up after a few tries. I wonder if the cpu priority of the program is such that it is slow to respond.

Still requires flash activex as well, just FYI.

You're a smart guy, Mr. Jinje. Besides Vlite, your dismtool has singularly been the most useful tool in my arsenal.

Install this - it is one of the prerequisites for the program. I was getting a similar, if not the same message, until I installed it. http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/get/flashplayer/current/licensing/win/install_flash_player_10_active_x.exe

I was able to complete an .iso with the program, however, it seems that no matter what options or packages I choose for removal, no reduction takes place - the resulting .iso is more or less the same size as the default windows image.

Be patient folks...it looks very promising.