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If he owns a vista license it's not warez no matter where he gets the actual installation media from. This has been argued OVER AND OVER AND OVER AGAIN! ANY source but MS or an official distributer is illegal, even if it is only a OS disk! Thats like saying "I still have my keys from that Jaguar I wrecked, maybe I'll just go use his." It's people like you and attitudes like yours that is the reason the vLite and nLite are so close to being shut down...

Unless you downloaded it from MSDN itself you have gotten warez!

RTM = Release to manufacturer Not quite public yet.

We cannot really tell you anything without the last_session.ini file... Please ATTACH it not PASTE.

Re-uploading the main archive now. File size is = 3.86 megs MD5Hash = 338a358c237f1e88af66b8dd0c78a385

Its not the operating system. It is the 32bits that is your problem. 32 bit OS's can only see and make use of 3-3.5 gigs of ram. To use the rest you would need to upgrade to 64bit.

The licensing issue was due to abuse of WPI by certain companies, which will remain un-named. Also the fact that besides the hardware donations I have recieved we have gotten almost NO actual monetary support in the past. (I can count the number of actual donations I have gotten in the past 3 years on both hands) mritter has only gotten 3 donations TOTAL... And I mean most of these donations are 20 bucks or less. If it wasn't for a kind fan of WPI we wouldn't even have a website. As for support I have always offered live msn support (Just search the threads) plus I DID ask to see your .bat file which you never posted (Fully). I CANNOT help you without proper information. Hell I have even given phone support to some people. I am sorry you see this licensing as a slap in the face but the hosting and web design are not always free. I live on disablility and work on WPI nearly everyday. WPI still remains free for personal use and my offer of live support stands for it too. A proper .bat file conatains ALOT more than just 1 line of code...

Updated! Temporary link: http://www.wpiw.net/downloads/wpi_v7.5.0.rar

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http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=132609 @ C0debreaker.

Sorry but I have to remind you that Nlite is NOT for buisness or corporate use. OR you are using a warez groups release which is illegal. You need to start all over from scratch using your OWN disk as the base...

I use WPI not only because it is my program but it is all about user choice in the end. Adding in a bunch of silent installers is fine but doesn't give you any choice in the end. Plus when the progs are updated with WPI you do not need to make a new disk just for 1 or 2 program updates, instead you just drop the new installer in.

YAY another one... It was compiled with quick batch file compiler.

OK here is your answer. (Finally) "||" OR

OK why the autoit for regtweaks? WPI still has regedit built in.

I understand you fine. You are trying to download a MS XP service pack 3 CD from a UNKNOWN source. ANY source but MS or a legal dustributer is illegal. ANY SOURCE!

Dell will tell you to go stuff yourself. You will have to buy another license. The activation loop is because it is looking for the Dell signature, its not there anymore.

YUP DAMNIT! I dunno if there is or not honestly.

Cant tell you crap without a last_session file...

Actually vLite does mark and change files no matter which options you use. Plus it is not supposed to be used for corporate or buisness in ANY manner, even just as a vessal for slipstreaming. You'll have to do the WAIK method by hand. But look at it this way: You learn alot and you know EXACTLY what is done.

Simply because 64 bit runs in a different manner. It has to have the code to run and start on a 32 or 64bit machine...

Icon packager, I believe is a paid-for-only program. Here is a link to download it. http://www.stardock.com/products/iconpackager/downloads.asp I am testing now to see switches and registration. Edit = Thats a realy hard one. I unpacked it and it does have an .msi in it but refuses to accept switches.

You could always ask the MS forum since you obviously have access to the OFFICIAL Windows7. Which version of Win7 are you using?

Oh crap I get what you mean now.. You don't mean the choices of WPI itself you mean the apps added to it. 90-95% of all apps can be installed silently and registered silently using switches and answer files. As for the rest there is a large database of premade auto-it files that only need a small tweak or two to suit your personal needs. (In the application installs setion) We have done the best we can my adding USSF (Yes I KNOW it's not perfect) but trying to reinvent the macro\hotkey recorder is not something we are really interested in. If you want to try auto-it again you really need the SCiTe for auto-it. It is a recorder script writer that makes things very easy. Add me to MSN if you wish I can help a bit with it. (Same address as my email in WPI) Auto Hotkey is reported to be very easy to use to.

Chapter 4 of the Manual: Command line uses of WPI WPI supports the use of command line entries for selection of Options, Config files and time for even further customization of your WPI disks or setups. Example: WPI.hta options=useroptions_mritter.js config=config_mritter.js check=Work timer=30 If a path is not specified for the file, it will assume they are in the WPIScripts folder. Paths can be full (starting with a drive letter) or relative to WPI.hta (starting with '.\' or '..\') and must end in '.js'. Spaces are supported only is a path is provided and properly quoted: (config="c:\space in\file path.js") WPI cannot "Remember" each users choices. You have to set up each different config per user then call with the switches. I am having a hard time seing the reasoning for having WPI remember the last set of choices. We have the muti-defualts, unlimited switch possibilities and conditions that cover nearly every aspect of the PC. I suppose it would be possible to make WPI remember like you want, but reallistically how many people need this?