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Really? Why do I hear about IT people using it all over the place then? The license does state that it shouldn't be used for "any company or business use," (I work for a health center at a university...) but there's no "business version" of the product, and its use seems widespread. Is it a sort of hush-hush thing? Why is the license like that? Regardless, I'd still like to be able to use Nlite on my home computer. Can you answer my question now?

Hi there, I'm completely new to Nlite and this kind of thing in general. I've used an old Nlite CD created by a previous employee, but it's old and is missing lots and lots of updates (I believe it only has SP3). As a result, when I install it on computers (which I do a lot) it spends lots of time on updates. I see guides on how to create up-to-date 64bit editions, but the most recent "hotfix pack" that I've seen has been RyanVM's, which only has up to January 2009. Is there a more up-to-date "pack" of hotfixes and updates? If not, we also have Windows Server Update Service, which pushes out new updates to all of our computers... does anybody have any experience with getting the actual hotfixes out of there? Am I doomed to individually download all of the important hotfixes? Thanks!