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As of 1.4.9.1 of nlite, There is only 1 way to get the error above. Through the custom removal of files in the advance section of components. This error cannot be caused by update packs, service packs, removal of components, damaged nlite or any other other options in nlite; again this is as of 1.4.9.1 It is extremely specific, something has caused WMI to be misconfigured...a custom file you chose to delete is the only possibility. Note, WMI has no dependencies, but it does have very delicate configuration that if the slightest change comes to be, it will crash. Once it's installed however, it can withstand more abuse. If you have this error with a recent version of nlite, do not waist your time trying out other ppl's solution. I garantee it has to do with a custom file you chose to remove in advance section of components in nlite.