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I installed free you tube downloader and then went to the folder and made a installer of my own just for it.

There is NO classic desktop left in windows 8. It is one of the first things that was removed. No remnants, no files. NOTHING left of it. You cannot reg hack something that is NOT there.

Your lang file is out of date. You must fix it by making a new translation from lang_en

People say that if you play Microsoft CD's backwards, you hear satanic things, but that's nothing, because if you play them forwards, they install Windows.

This is till an issue.

Wait a 5 terabyte hardrive seems to small?

ummm whoa... Thats new. I will fix right now. So winrar added the rar5 format and i overlooked the fact older winrars might not be able to open it. It has be rectified now.

Then there is a key question that begs to be asked: Is the source a clean and untouched\unmodified one from the start? Also is your key still a actual legal one? SP3 contains a large list of blacklisted keys due to piracy that will no longer work properly.

READ THE FIRST PARAGRAPH CLOSELY! My next release is going to be public also but the last supporter release could stand some more testing too. PLEASE test this out as fully as you can so I can make a good stable release. My birthday is Dec 8th and I am going to shoot for WPI 8.7 release on that day! Also the language files are out of date! I asked for translators and got 2 so if you get a error saying "lang_**" then you HAVE to fix your lang file to match lang_en. I will not maintain these myself by hand anymore. If you translate and attach it here then I will add it. ALSO PLEASE DONATE IF YOU CAN!!!The file can be gotten from www.wpiw.net! All download links are to 8.6.7 Change-log for 8.6.7 v8.6.7 Updates - Released July 20th, 2013 (Supporter) ==================================================== **** Fixed the timer issues that was occuring with ie10 & ie8. **** [Feature] SetAppAsDefault. **** [Feature] TimedWaitForWindow and CloseWindow. **** Compiled DHTMLx to v3.6. **** Removed 64bit options as they are auto-enabled. **** Added {CMD} to the list of functions. **** Add Win2k to conditions. **** Fixed a executebefore64bit error. **** User file written version updated slightly. **** Fixed a autologoncount error. **** Fixed a alert sound location error. **** More info added to the installer log. **** Removed more old leftover code. **** Added setfilesystem to the conditions. **** More fontinstaller improvements. **** Tons of textual errors fixed. **** Added {MSI} to the commands for standard msi files. **** Added alerts to themewizard when exiting. **** Fixed a couple of resolution errors. **** Restored "Float" for the tooltips. **** Tons of minor features improved. **** Fixed AutoAdminLogin feature. **** Added HiPerformance Power Scheme for Win7. **** Redundant code removal. **** Theme fixes. **** Expanded wmi functions.All of the fixes supporters are enjoying: Please remember donations are all that keep WPI going....

Made updates and changes to the first 3 posts of this faq.

Also please read this thread as it will help you quite a bit. http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/158294-nlite-officialunofficial-faq/

If you REALLY want to save time you can use this: http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6438 And add it to a NON-nLited source that has been updated to sp3. You'll be almost completely updated. (Only a couple of fixes left)

Hey that's ok, it's your time and energy your wasting. I provided you with a better solution in one of your posts over in the nLite section but it looks like your hell bent on wasting scads of your time and energy on that. Good luck after you run through a couple of dozen tests and many hours of wasted time maybe you'll come back and actually read the advice you asked for.

For this tests sake the integrations were done on a fresh VMWare installation. A base XP\SP3 OS was used and the only things installed are: VMWare Tools .Net 2 nLite v1.4.9.3 XP Gold Disk: (Offical msdn .iso) 6,491 Files, 134 Folders 484 MB (507,949,777 bytes) Resulting .iso size = 492 MB XP SP1a Disk: 6,625 Files, 157 Folders 506 MB (530,877,016 Bytes) Resulting .iso size = 511 MB XP SP1a + SP2b Disk: 6,963 Files, 202 Folders 588 MB (617,421,723 bytes) Resulting .iso size = 594 MB XP SP1a + SP2b + SP3 Disk: 7,147 Files, 202 Folders 618 MB (648,563,296) Resulting .iso size = 624 MB XP + SP3 Disk: 7,116 Files, 179 Folders 587 MB (615,677980) Resulting .iso size = 593 MB So whats this mean: A "Step" XP is larger by the following: 31 Files, 23 Folders 31 MB Both iso and folder size. (All of these are nul files\folders that are not used at all.) There are no extra entries for the missing\old files because the core files for entries are all replaced and have been "cleaned" by MS (The hive files for registry, inf's, dosnet, sysoc and txtsetup). The only drawback to doing it this way is the fact of all the old junk that was removed\superseeded by the newer service packs is left over in your iso. Anyway this method even "might" be of a benefit would be on a running system as I have heard of a couple of very RARE apps that specifically look for something that would have been in sp2 but isn't in sp3. {That also is part of the reason you cannot take a running system directly from vanilla to sp3, you have to put sp1a in first}

Here is a list and download-able set of fixes that is configured mainly for nLite: http://xdot.tk/updates.html I suggest you toss your current update folder and grab the one there. You'll have ALLOT more luck that way.

I only asked for him to remove the serial. I hope he edited it all and didn't somehow end up with a nearly blank answer file from nLite....

Yes there has been several years of tests actually. As seen here: XP Gold.iso size = 492 megsXP SP1a.iso size = 507 megsXP SP2.iso size = 582 megsXP SP3.iso size = 593 megsXP Gold + SP2.iso size = 576 megsXP Gold + SP3.iso size = 587 megsXP SP1a + SP2.iso size = 594 megsXP SP1a + SP2 + SP3.iso size = 624 megsYou are actually GAINING allot of left over files and crud going from one to another to another. I have never seen or heard of any mention that not have the sp1, sp1a, sp2, sp2b, sp3 integrated causes any issues. SP3 Contains everything that the previous sp's had in them when you go from gold to sp3 you don't have alot of extra files left in your disk. (like the driver cab files for sp1 and such.) I will whip up some comparisons for you to look at with a list of what files would be left.

Where did you get that list of hotfixes? Why are you adding BOTH 64 and 32 bit hotfixes? Why are there IE8 hotfixes yet no IE8? (IE 8 cannot simply ba added that way anyway) .net cannot be simply added just by itself either. There are @ a dozen issues I see and they are mainly from your hotfix list.

I will try to explain something to you here: A "reinstall" of XP the way you tried to do it will not work... A "reinstall" attempts to reconfigure XP as the way it was configured NOT the way of the new disk that was setup. It is going to be likely that you will not be able to get into your "Old XP" as alot of the files and registry that was expected simply was not there for the setup to use. Thus rendering your installation flawed. Once a os has been nLited (Beyond simply adding a service pack) a reinstall or repair install is highly likely to simply fail. The only chance you have is to put in a old user name (From before the reinstall) as they might stll be there. Also this whole section here having NO entries will cause some issues to has you will have conflicting holes. CDKey = ComputerName = Organization = Language = Italiano (Italia)Locale = Italiano (Italia)Keyboard = ItalianaDomainAdmin = DomainPass = Expirepassword = 0JoinDomain = JoinWorkgroup = Owner =

http://www.wpiw.net/

Honestly I would rather pay a yearly fee for my chosen os(es) to be kept in support. I would have NO issues paying 50-100 dollars a year for my xp and win7 to stay updated and not go out of service.

Or you can download a fully legal windows 7 w\sp1 iso from digital river.

I actually doubt rt7 can deal with ie10 it hasn't been updated in well over 3 years.

ummmm WHAT cab files? Lots of things come in cab files...

Except for the facts that you loose 16bit app support and now have 2 of every file that you need to deal with. (Programfiles & Programfiles (x86))