Kelsenellenelvian

Try this: Decompress it and place it in the i386 folder. I have gotten this error before and that worked for me.

Yeah you are going to have too. Personally I would just keep 3 editions to cover most bases. Starter Home Premium & Professional or Ultimate... (Enterprise is a big dud for us lower level consumers as you HAVE to have a MAK (??? Not sure on the wording) to activate and use it. PLUS it is the EXACT same as Ultimate. (Basically just the "Corp version")

Well see there is a limit to the size the wim file can get to... It is 4 gigs once you get bigger than that ( I am sure you have) then phwooom up goes your installation!

I do believe that you may just be using nLite for a buisiness or warez purpose. Why else would you want ALL drivers? Realistically for a personal use scenario you would only need to add, maybe 4-5 of each type of driver... (Thats for a home with LOTS of pc's sitting around)

English please friend...

Notice the thread title and where it says "discontinued"? I believe that says it all.

I doubt you will get any help considering nLite is NOT for buisiness or corporation use AT ALL!!!

OK I will try to locate it in my archives and repost it.

I would say only for that one installation... If you were to reformatt you would need to provide a new media and key.

I am sorry but that app had to be removed due to incompatablities.

This is a well known error concernign the use of vLite unattended section and Windows7. The unattended section DOES NOT work in Windows 7...

With XP all that setup uses is JUST the i386 folder and none of the folders outside of it. Not only that but the lang, Win9xMig, Win9xUpg, and WinntUpg are not even used... Thats why my base image is soo small. The 383megs is via HAND cleaning without use of nLite (Its what we used todo before nLite) After MODERATE nLite-ing my image is @280 megs. Thats without the loss of any functionality... Things like this: Media Center Music Samples Old CDPlayer and Sound Recorder Speech Support Tablet PC ;# Network # MSN Explorer Windows Messenger ;# Operating System Options # Blaster/Nachi removal tool Extra Fonts File and Settings Wizard Help and Support Search Assistant Service Pack Messages Tour All of these are either: A: Outdated OR B: Commonly replaced Also as for the addons look at it this way: Would you like to use a 100 meg file that has x64 bit code and components that already exist PLUS code for another half dozen so OS's? Or you can use a 10 meg addon that has only the needed files for XP and the internal .inf files greatly cleaned and optimized? We have been at this a very long time and am pretty good at what we do.

PLUS if you never install extra Lang support from the XP disk you can delete the lang folder... THATS another 99 megs.. My BASE image is 383 megs.

CANNOT BE DONE...

Friendly BUMP! The upx has been updated...

I think I found your issue You are using a svcpack installer... Goto Ryanvm's and grab a true addon for IE8 and try that. If I remember right when integrating IE svcpack-style it doesn't quite fully work untill after 2 reboots. Something about the reg keys not being fully entered.

kk should be easy enough, ' I need your ie8 addon to make the setup as same as yours.

i.e. Sample .bat file: @ECHO OFF Start /wait program.exe /**** switches xcopy "here.file" "there.file" More commands... Exit

Freitag, 23. Oktober 2009 12:42:50 - cmd1 Erfolg (Erwiderter Code 1): "cmd.exe" /C "D:\wpi\Install\GhostScript\Setup.bat" Freitag, 23. Oktober 2009 12:42:50 - cmd2 Erfolg (Erwiderter Code 1): "cmd.exe" /C "D:\wpi\Install\FreePDF\Setup.bat" They are running at the SAME time... Hence they may be cancelling each other out. Do you have the proper start\wait in there?

Way to talk to a SMOD! If and I mean IF you are around long enough to read this then you didn't really supply us with any information! "I have a problem? Can you look into your crystal ball and tell me how to fix it?" NOW tell us what Graphics card you have, and provide links to some of the threads you are referring to...

cmdlines.txt (t-13\t-12)

ACTAULLY there is LOTS of danger! Alot of malware and spyware will willy-nilly replace system files on there own secretly if givin the chance. Plus you loose the fail-safe. I suggest the very simple bat file called replacer. (Google is your friend) Its only a couple of clicks and a reboot to replace files....

This isn't for work is it?

Is your source clean\unmodified?

We need the installation log and the bat file(s)...