computerdude92

Hello, I found an XP ISO with a ton of integrated sata drivers. It takes too much time to wait for all the drivers to load when booting the CD. Personally, I want an XP ISO to be as clean as possible and I don't want all this bloat. Can I import the ISO contents into nLite v1.4.9.3 and remove the drivers I don't need, or even extract the drivers to put into a vanilla XP ISO? The integrated sata driver WinXP ISO probably was made with nLite to begin with. Thanks!

Are the latest released nLite versions unable to be used for making custom XP discs? Do they only work with later Windows versions like 7 and 10?

Hmmm... That is a real dealbreaker. I primarily use nLite to add service packs and sometimes drivers to my vanilla XP disc. Thanks for the warning. I'm so glad I asked. I'll stick to using the software on XP.

Is it fully functional and without bugs? I want to use it on both the 32-bit and 64-bit Windows 7 to make my custom XP install discs. I'm asking this because the description on the download page only mentions Windows XP and Server 2003 for it to run on.

Hello, I need help finding a complete set of Windows 7 updates, but they need to be from roughly March 2015 and earlier. Anything 2014 will work also. My Windows 7 will be offline so I need not worry about it being so outdated. Thanks for any help.