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gskening, both FrameworkLite R3 and .NET Framework 2 don't work together. If you did install both, then that is the case!

AutoRuns It will show most of the start up entries, loaded files that are loaded during boot. Options/Hide Microsoft Entries This will hide microsoft entries, then it will be alot easier to see what 3rd party software you have installed. To be safe with AutoRuns, uncheck instead of deleting. Also download Process Explorer, a must have! Instead of what defrag tool Jeremy recommends, I would recommend UltimateDefrag. Just because it's better in every way possible and does not require any service. But if you need a easy and effective defrag then Vopt is the best. Vopt and UltimateDefrag, very easy to use forever without buying or cracking. Don't blaim me, both infect my registry A good tool pack is EasyCleaner Tweak UI is must try, has some settings Windows should have easily available. Erunt Backup and optimize your registry with NTREGOPT. NTREGOPT is included in Erunt package Well there are many others................ Hope it helps!

birdie, have you tried with nLite 1.3 final and create the image with nLite?

holander, there is detailed view. Do you want the ordinary list without details?

read the guides

grzesioi 1 2 just drag the addon anywhere where there is white

hehe, funny At first view I thought 3 kiloByte didn't integrate.

• Windows Logo+D (Display the desktop) • Windows Logo+M (Minimize all of the windows) Keyboard shortcuts for Windows XP.txt

Show Desktop.scf 1. Click Start , click Run, type notepad, and then click OK. 2. In Notepad, type the following text on individual lines: [shell] Command=2 IconFile=explorer.exe,3 [Taskbar] Command=ToggleDesktop 3. Click File, click Save As, and then save the file to your desktop as Show Desktop.scf. Note Notepad may automatically append a .txt extension to the file name. Remove this extension if present. The file name should be Show Desktop.scf

Congrats nuhi. Will have to test it as soon as I wake up tomorrow Pathetic, ye I know thanx!

deathrider, nice to see members like you Good work! Now grzesioi can finally get some help. But not by me, I do not use addons. grzesioi The only advice I have, download the addon and add it in the hotfix section in nLite, to include it in your windows source.

I would never recommend to just take certain files as you do now. You never know what file is used for what task! About your printer drivers, try google Just take the files located in the same folder as the inf files, otherwise you can mess up your system. I know you can't do that with nvidia, coz all are mixed together in 1 folder. I had nvidia before. I did like this: When you install drivers for your nvidia card, the drivers are automatcly saved in a folder in Windows. Now this is the part where my memory fails me I think the folder is named Reinstall, not sure though. But I am sure it starts with R and is located in C:\WINDOWS or C:\WINDOWS\system32 In that folder, you can see more folders starts with 000 continues with, 001, 002, 003, 004 and so on......... one of these includes your nvidia drivers This will allmost work. But there are additional required files. So I copied every loaded nvidia file from C:\WINDOWS\system32 to the copy of the nvidia folder (one of the 000, 001, 002, 003, 004 folders) Most files if not all that start with nv in C:\WINDOWS\system32 are of nvidia. If the file is loaded or not you can see by trying to delete it. This will work for you I think if it's in store mode, then it won't be compressed, so cpu usage to unpack is very low and it does it quickly Right, but no need for 7z, no difference if it is 7zip or cab if it's uncompressed.... I see your point, faster to copy 1 file than many files. By default the windows source has 2 files, driver.cab and sp2.cab Whats the default compression, are these 2 files highly compressed?

bledd, you are right, but 7z needs more resources to extract. Kiki Burgh, I was about to send a personal message to you but I can't This message can not be sent because the recipient's inbox is full. Delete something

Borec, the first nLited WinXP I made with nlite I made totally without drivers. By that I mean I selected to remove all drivers in nLite. The driver I knew I needed I integrated. If your hardware needs any drivers of WinXP drivers. The most important driver is the networkcard driver. So you can connect and download latest version of the drivers you need. Borec, you said: there are no unwanted control panels in WinXP SP2 drivers. Thats true, but most drivers you can download include a separate folder with only driver files, with no additional software. Check inf file what files are copied, then you can include only driver files. On the windows you have installed now, I recommend you to try Everest before installing new WinXP Thats for checking what hardware you have now. In Everest, create a report: Report/Report Wizard/Next/Hardware related pages Link: to save you the trouble for searching for Everest I recommend that you save as html. Can be very useful!

Instead of this: Have Compression: No, Low, medium and high How about it nuhi? Somewhat similar to what HFSLIP has: A, B, C, D

It would be better if someone could translate

brokenlove, the best you can do is to only integrate what you need. Integrating all hotfixes can be bad.

Borec, I told you before, check Display Reports in Advanced in the hotfix section. Then nLite will tell you if a certain hotfix can't be directly integrated, then it asks you if you want to use the regular integration. Regular means, the hotfix is installed during windows setup/install. If the hotfix you want to integrate is available in version 1 and version 2, it's best if you keep track of it. Don't just integrate all, it's better to only take what you need!

Borec, nLite will not install unsupported hotfixes. Still, try MS Download Center http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/advance...?displaylang=cs Or check http://www.ryanvm.net/msfn/updatepack.html and change to Czech Madhits45, if you are askin if you can update your updated source, it should work with ryans pack and nLite. But a clean source is always recommended to update. I had an issue before with an older nLite, updated the windows source and just continued updating with newer nLite versions. That messed up something in my last nLited WinXP, it didn't want to boot. But when I updated a clean source with all updates, it worked perfectly. How it is with RC2 I do not know, I used nLite C4. can't wait for final!

Last session is for Nlite WINNT.SIF and TXTSETUP.SIF is for your windows source

If you haven't created your own (Last session file, "name".ini file) you will lose your last nLite selection. Last session is your last selection in nLite, what you selected .........

There is no way to change. You do not give enough info. Either way, integrated as addon or direct integration, it's the same. Even if you just install IE7 on IE6 you can't change back. Maybe with system restore, but I always remove that Make a new nLited windows.

Critical updates and the ones you know you need. Check the description on each update. That is how I do, I just take what I need. But ask yourself this, is it worth updating components in your windows source that you are gonna remove with nLite? Thats one of the reasons to just integrate what you need.

I guess you use WinXP SP2, then all hotfixes after SP2 should be supported. Before SP2 may or may not work, there is no guarantee for older hotfixes. The reason for that is that you are better of integrating a service pack than all hotfixes! On Microsoft Download Center you can sort by date and OS, then you know exactly what you need. But I would recommend Windows Updates Downloader because it is faster. no there is no list, because there is no need for a list. pointless

Are you serious? You answer your own question. set netplwiz.dll to keep box!