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frenchy75

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  1. Thanks Nuhi, but as Fork18 said it still BSOD later on... back to my initial list of issues: - RVM update pack = BSOD at the very beginning - any other udate pack = error on the [sourceDisksFiles] part of txtsetup.sif - no pack = error on the gdiplus been cab and BSOD later on Still no way to use Nlite RC4, I don't have my old version from last year but never had so many problems then!!!
  2. Look like no-one ever had those prbls.... Not even an hint?
  3. Nobody has any idea... I kept testing but still get all those prbls! By the way, I am using Virtual PC for testing... HELP please... Still no solutionsssss
  4. Well, it looks even worst than I thought! If I add another addon I get an error on the [sourceDisksFiles] part of txtsetup.sif. If I use no addons it get further to the "preparing installation" step where it stop with "sxs.dll: syntax error in manifest or policy file d:\i386\asms\1000\msft\windows\gdiplus\gdiplus.man online 4". Thanks for your help! session.ini
  5. Hey, I hadn't use Nlite for a few months and just downloaded the latest version along wth Ryan update pack. With those versions I get a Stop error (Process1_Initialization_Failed) at the very beginning of the setup process when it start windows... If I take Ryan pack out, it works... I did loock at the package and it is not corrupted (correct MD5 hasch). Any one got this? Thanks

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