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I may have missed it, but is it possible to choose between integrating WMP11 vanilla and tweaked from within nLite?

It's not possible using /integrate.

modifype?

Are you referring to slipstreaming or integrating? By default, XPize does not patch the login screen if you integrate it using nLite.

Start --> Run --> "control" brings up the Control Panel. Start --> Run --> "::{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}" brings up My Computer.

Post your Last Session.ini. Strotee76 may be correct.

Is there a preview of this boot screen?

Putty has been updated to 0.59. I also noticed that there was no Windows Defender addon. Mediamonkey has been updated 2.5.5.996.

If I'm not mistaken, tablet PC files rest on CD2 of Media Center Edition. If you can nLite MCE, you should be able to nLite Tablet PC Edition. Compatibility is key. Perhaps a visit to the Windows Ultimate Edition subforum may help you in your quest.

Can someone please use this system to create a Vista Icon pack with 128 x 128 support? I wouldn't know where to get the icons from, but I have an RTM install of Vista (Enterprise). I'll be happy to do it granted someone told me how...

How do you find the product key in Vista?

I use a cmd script to write the registry entries for RunOnceEx using cmdlines.txt. For example, here is my cmdlines.txt: cmdlines.txt [COMMANDS] "runonceex.cmd" and a runonceex.cmd snippet: runonceex.cmd @echo off SET KEY=HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnceEx SET PP=%systemdrive%\install\ REG ADD %KEY% /V TITLE /D "Post-Installation" /f REG ADD %KEY /VE /D "Preparing Installation" /f REG ADD %KEY /V 1 /D "%PP%install.exe -y /q /r:n" /f That first item unzips a 7zip archive I made with all of my applications inside, compressed using 7z technology at the maximum my system could handle. I unzip that first and then install all of the programs next. I use RunOnceEx because I usually only create unattended cds for myself. If you would like variability, try WPI.

Seems like the drive wasn't formatted, as Windows.0 being your windows directory means that "Windows" already exists.

This may be a silly question but does Enterprise have Solitaire or any other Microsoft Games? What about Media Center? Is that included?

This is right on time...now i'll have to try this new nLite before trying the new vLite...very nice...

Media Center is Pro without Domain capabilities. Home does not come with the Remote Desktop Connections and some other things. Media Center seemed slower to me than Pro, but only slightly.

Is this tweak similar to the Recycle Bin tweak using the Manufacturer's position on the Start Menu?

I apologize if this question has been asked before, but does vLite have the ability to force Windows Aero Glass on a system with a non-supported video card, or is that impossible on the final version?

I think I may have found a way around the installer permissions problem. This works for me because I use RunOnceEx, and I applied this twice to make sure, once before IE7 was integrated and as the first item in RunOnceEx by doing the following: Open Notepad and paste this into a new file: \Registry\Machine\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Installer [1 5 8] Save this file with the name and extension you like. I called it regfix.script. In cmdlines.txt, I called: "regini.exe %systemroot%\system32\regfix.script" I put the file regfix.script in the $OEM$\$$\System32 folder. I also called this as the first item in RunOnceEx. I used this because my MSI files were not installing silently.

Have you altered the source in any way? I thought that normal installation showed the OOBE screen by default.

http://unattended.msfn.org has a lot of those answers. As far as setting up users, you could do that via a batch file called from cmdlines.txt using net.exe: net user account password /add - adds the user net localgroup Administrators account /add - adds the user account to the administrators group net accounts /maxpwage:unlimited - makes it so their password never expires This is just a sample of what you can do. Perhaps nLite (http://www.nliteos.com) without removing any components could also help to make this easy for you.

There is no point in integrating SP1 if you're integrating SP2....you're wasting your time doing so...

Perhaps you need to see the topic on Windows XP Ultimate Edition - http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=61070

WMP 11 Integrator has been most successful for me as a step before using nLite.

Am I the only one having difficulty successfully installing windows installer packages (*.msi) silently at RunOnceEx using nLite 1.3 RC? Here's a link to my Last Session.ini: