MagicAndre1981

leave as much as possible and try again. Only try to remove the languages and some not so important things.

Please post your Last Session.ini, you can find it in the root folder of your DVD/ISO

can't see it with my Technet subscription

use this tool ( http://www.h-online.com/security/Offline-U...features/112953 ) to download all Vista Updates and integrate them with vLite: Read more here: http://www.vlite.net/help/hotfixes.html

please post your Last Session.ini, so that we can see in detail what you've removed.

yes, the Enterprise Edition contains this generic key inside the pid.txt.

@aviv00 this is a NTFS issues. NTFS can't detect hardlinks and counts the files several times when you query the size.

you have to copy the x86 Version of the WIMGAPI.dll to your vLite folder

follow this guide provided by cluberti and upload the trace files.

NO! The files are stored inside WinSxS folder and are LINKED into the destination folders like it was in Vista! The Backup folder only contains important files which are protected by the WRP (Windows Resource Protection, the successor of the Windows File Protection from XP)

I also have this issue. Why is the calculation of the hdd is disabled when you install Windows 7 into a VHD? Does anyone know WHY MS disabled this?

vLite does not support addons. You can use Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI) to install applications

no you can't reinstall a completely removed component. You have to make a new DVD, leave the firewall in and reinstall your PC.

why do you post Windows 7 Builds into this topic?

@Kelsenellenelvian Build 17506 is a leaked RTM Escrow Build, not the RTM.

first use proper Englisch! Next, you can't use vLite to slipstream Vista/Server 20008 Sp2. Follow this guide to integrate the Sp2: http://www.winbeta.org/comments.php?catid=1&id=9536

fake, the latest build is 6.1.7073.0.winmain.090330-1830

@Volatus READ THE RULE ON TOP OF THE vLITE SECTION:

you have to create a new ISO and leave File and Printer services in and reinstall your PC.

please post your last session.ini so that I can see what you have removed

open the install.wim with 7zip and extract the 1.xml and open it with a browser check for the build number. If the build number is 6000 you have the RTM, if the build number is 6001 you have Sp1

please disable all running AntiVirus tools while working with vLite

you have copied the amd64 (x64) version of the WIMGAPI.dll to your vLite installation folder. You have to copy the 32Bit (x86) version.

or read this topic: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=127712

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=127712