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Having the same problem with CHOICE.COM and 64-bit incompatibilities. How is the update going?

will XPize 5 be able to intergrate into a nLite installation, via an addon or integrating directly into the i386 folder?

ToolTipFixer Ever since Microsoft invented the Windows Shell with explorer.exe back in the days of Windows 95, there's been a bug that's gone from one version of Windows to the next; and with each upgrade it became worse and worse - until Vista where it only rears its ugly head every once in a while instead: tooltips appear behind the taskbar, where you can't read them and they are of no use to you. And there's nothing you can do about it! NST ToolTipFixer patches this bug for once and for all, doing what Microsoft hasn't been able to do in 13 years. ToolTipFixer 2.0 – (Oct. 14, 2008): * [TTF-6] - Installer options for service vs. application * [TTF-8] - Minimize memory usage as much as possible * [TTF-5] - Create standalone ToolTipFixer module * [TTF-7] - Remove .NET Dependencies Download nLite addon from here Homepage: http://neosmart.net

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you use wifihopper to scan for networks.....I don't. If you want to use Window's wifi-scanner, then don't remove those 2 services. As I said (for the 3rd time already), internet connections will still work as long as you input the SSID name of the router manually.

I do remember saying that my wireless card does work with these services removed.....just that scanning for a network is broken and that I could only connect manually by inputing the SSID name of the router

Okay....I think I finally got this down....please ignore all my previous ranting Services not to remove for wireless cards: Extensible Authentication Protocol Service Network Access Protection Agent I am pretty sure of this now.....I just wasted my whole night re-installing

I spoke too soon....I did another re-install with all the new SP3 services removed EXCEPT FOR 'NAP'....and now my wireless card is screwing up again.... I'll do yet another re-install....this time keeping both 'Health Key and Certificate Management Service' and 'NAP'.....maybe something is intertwined between the 2 edit> I am definitely overlooking something....cause keeping these 2 services causes the same problems.....I guess I'm going to try keeping only the 'Extensible Authenticating Protocol Service' this time

I'm glad they finally fixed the tooltip bug....now I don't have to run ToolTipFixer anymore. However, I'm still not sure if the UPHC (User Profile Hive Cleanup) program is still required for SP3. Anyone know the answer?

finally got some time to play around and duplicate my problem. However, I just noticed that all 4 new SP3 services are tied into each other in some way: 'Wired AutoConfig' needs 'Extensible Authenticating Protocol Service' 'NAP' needs 'Extensible Authenticating Protocol Service' 'NAP' needs 'Health Key and Certificate Management Service' I am going to try removing 'Health Key and Certificate Management Service' this time (and NAP too, since it requires this service to run). If I can reproduce the wireless problems on this new reinstall, then 'NAP', 'Extensible Authenticating Protocol Service', and 'Health Key and Certificate Management Service' will have to be placed in the compatibility list. Only 'Wired AutoConfig' can be safely removed. back after a reinstall edit> back from reinstall....and I reproduced the problem I'm reading in BlackViper's services information that only the 'Remote Procedure Call' Service is required for 'Health Key and Certificate Management Service'. I guess I'll try another reinstall edit 2> did another reinstall....this time removing only 'Health Key and Certificate Management Service' (and ignoring all nlite warnings about dependencies)....and my wireless connection works normally. By process of elimination, removing NAP causes all my wireless problems Also, you might wanna relook at the dependencies of each new SP3 service.....because removing 'Health Key and Certificate Management Service' caused no ill-effects when it comes to running the NAP service. You might wanna recheck what nLite has down for the dependencies of these new services

there is a new service(s), which was just introduced in SP3, that should not be removed if you use a Wireless LAN card. When I removed this service(s), the Wireless Network Connection window would not show anything, even when the router was a few feet away. Also, Windows did not correctly detect when there was a connection to the router or not. However, you could manually connect to the router via the SSID name. The services I am looking at: Health Key and Certificate Management Service Network Access Protection Wired AutoConfig I'm pretty sure it's the NAP service that is causing all the problems when removed, however, I'll need to create one more image to see if I can reproduce the problem....unless if someone's expertise or experience can confirm my suspision

Hello Just decided to do a quick hackup using this switchless installer and making it nLite-friendly Enjoy Unlocker 1.8.7 with Assistant -----> Download Unlocker 1.8.7 without Assistant -----> Download

did you ask RyanVM before you did this???as mentioned on his site, he requests that you contact him first about using any parts of his previous update packs