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http://www.winbeta.org/comments.php?catid=1&id=9536 After step 4 install Vista Sp2 and next continue with step 5.
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integration is not available with vLite 1.2, you have to do it yourself with the Audit Mode, sysprep and capture method.
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read the post over your post You have to keep Event Log (and .NET because it needs it) and Volume Shadow
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your OEM Version may be the cause. With my Technet ISO Integration of Sp2 works fine.
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http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showforum=93
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and if you leave the services everything install fine? If yes, keep the services and disable them only!
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pkgmgr does not use DualCore CPUs and so the whole integration take some time. Run it over night and you are fine
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try to keep Windows Search, Error Reporting and Remote Access Auto Connection Manager
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this is correct. This installs several drivers (mouse, video, shared folders). you can try old shooters like Quake 3 if you want to play them inside a VM.
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Activation off-line of Vista
MagicAndre1981 replied to balubeto's topic in Unattended Windows Vista/Server 2008
offline is not possible only for OEM versions on OEM Hardware! -
I have started VirtualBox and I see and option to select vhd files. Make a backup and try to use the vhd with VirtualBox
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you need a clean non vLited Vista to install the Sp2. Integrate Sp2 first (http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?s=&showtopic=130745&view=findpost&p=840453) and next remove your components.
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Activation off-line of Vista
MagicAndre1981 replied to balubeto's topic in Unattended Windows Vista/Server 2008
this is only possible for OEM discs. Do you have such one? -
vLite doesn't provide such an option. You have to do it yourself by following this guide: http://www.winbeta.org/comments.php?catid=1&id=9536
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for doing this you have to install the WAIK. Mounting can be done with ImageX
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no with Win7 it removes the hardlinks of the IE exe from the program folders and all n00bs are happy.
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I'm using vLite for a long time and add/remove works fine. You should know what to remove and what to keep. If you select nearly everything to remove it's clear that some parts do not work correctly.
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VPC emulates a graphics card. Because of this you can't have Direct3D. VirtualBox (my favorit tool) offers OpenGL support inside the VM. Try this out if your applications support OperGL.
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you are missing the following file: amd64_microsoft.windows.c..-controls.resources_6595b64144ccf1df_5.82.6001.18000_ar-sa_c225f582a3cec90c.manifest run the Update KB947821
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yes, you HAVE to use the x86 version!
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no, that only happens because 99% of the users are administrator under XP. When you run the software with limited accounts a lot of programs wouldn't run under XP correctly.
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I already told you it. Copy the x86 WIMAGPI.dll to your vLIte folder
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no, you can use vLite with Win7 too, because Win7 is mostly the same like Vista (which is good)
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you've copied the wrong WIMGAPI.dll to the vLite folder. You must copy the 32Bit (x86) WIMGAPI.dll
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I'm always integrating WS 4 and I don't have this.