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DadCat

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  1. Yes (as I said in my post), I DID "search for myself". And I had already found the link you provided, and many others. The problem is that I didn't understand what I was reading, because (again, as I already said) I don't understand the difference between an "add-on", a "switchless installer" and a "silent installer"... or at least I don't understand them in the context of nLite. ... and still don't. DC
  2. I've been searching for the past 2+ hours, and still haven't found anything that clearly answers the (often-asked) question: How to include .NET 3.5 in nLite? I'm just getting started with nLite, but I've gone through all the tutorials I can find (which are somewhat simplistic). I now understand how to incorporate service packs, define users, customize settings, etc. But how/where do I include .NET 3.5 (along with SP1)? Is .NET 3.5 considered to be an "addon" or a "silent install" or what??? Some posts refer to it as an "addon", but none of the sites advertising nLite addons mention .NET. Frequently when this question is asked, the answer is a link to a forum/site that's equally incomprehensible. For example, one of the often-referenced posts (on www.ryanvm.net) says: "No more standalone switchless. Unpack and use internal switchless. Use RVMI or Nlite to apply... " OK... exactly HOW do I "use Nlite to apply"? And WHAT is it that I'm applying? And what is "internal switchless" ??? Thanks for any help clearing my confusion... DadCat
  3. Installing the .NET 3.5 framework fixed the problem. DadCat
  4. Installed nLite 1.4.9.1 on a Windows Virtual PC running WinXP SP3. No errors during the installation. I get an error when I try to launch nLite.exe: "The application failed to initialize property (0xc0000135)." Nothing in Event Log. Any ideas? DadCat
  5. Well, duh! I already have two instances of Virtual PC running under my Win 7 system. I use them to test web apps against IE 6 and IE 7, since you can't have multiple copies of IE on the same system. But there's no reason I can't use one of them to create my slipsteam also. Thanks for the suggestion! DadCat
  6. I want to create a slipstream that includes WinXP + SP3 + RAID driver. Many articles that describe the process use nLite (for instance, http://www.maximumpc.com/article/howtos/how_to_slipstream_windows_xp_sp3_and_vista_sp1) OK, but in my case, I need to create the WinXP slipstream while running under Win 7 Ultimate. So, would I still need to use nLite? Does nLite work under Win7? And would I still need a 3rd part ISO utility like IsoBuster, since (I think) Win 7 now has native ISO reading/burning? Thanks, DadCat
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