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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!
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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?
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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.
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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.
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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 My Windows 7 will be offline so I need not worry about it being so outdated.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.