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MagicAndre1981

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  1. open the file "C:\Windows\Logs\CBS\CBS.log" and search for error messages and post them here.
  2. kb929777 applies to WinPE. When you integrate the Sp1 with vLite only the install.wim is being updated, that's why it is always better to get a SP1 integrated ISO/DVD directly from MS.
  3. try it out yourself
  4. it's better to wait till next week when MS releases the official beta. They will create a forum inside the technet forum, so ask your question directly to MS and provide the files and information they need to fix this.
  5. when a BSOD happens you'll see a Message with a STOP Code in it. please post all the information you see
  6. post the STOP code so that we can see which Bugcheck you got
  7. hypothetically it should be possible to integrate the x64 Sp1/2 files under x86 Windows if you use the x86 Servicing Stack instaed of the x64 Servicing Stack. I told this Dino last year, but because he has no time he can't test and integrate this into vLite.
  8. .net 3 is only 4 new technolgies (WCF, WPF, WF, Cardspace) which are based on .net 2.0. .net 3.5 adds a new compiler which supports LINQ and some other stuff, but it is still based on the .net 2.0 runtime. to use .net 3.5 you must have .net 2 and 3 installed. Install the .net 3.5 Sp1 Installer and you'll get the SPs for .net 2 and 3.
  9. 2 hours? It depends on your specs. What Hardware do you have?
  10. no, not possible with vLite
  11. this is not possible under Vista
  12. Former versions of vLite included of some files of the WAIK (Windows Automated Installation Kit) which are not allowed to distribute. With vLite Version 1.2 nuhi removed the files and you have to install the WAIK first: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...;DisplayLang=en Download the ISO and mount it or burn it and install the WAIK. When you now start vLite on a x64 Windows everything is fine and vLite detects the installed WAIK and copies the WIMGAPI.dll the the vLite folder. The WIMGAPI.dll contains the API to mount, unmount and other stuff which you need to deal with WIM Images. When you run vLite on a x86 Windows (Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 32Bit, Windows Vista 32Bit, Windows Server 2008 32Bit) you'll see the prompt "Install WAIK" again. vLite 1.2 has a bug which prevents the detection of the WAIK. Solution: You have to copy wimgapi.dll from Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\x86 to the vLite folder. Now you can run vLite whithout any problems!
  13. @dton46 read the rules on top of this page!
  14. if you removed the WAIK the WIM Filterdriver (sys) was removed and this driver is needed to see the mounted WIM inside the Explorer.
  15. copy the whole text and post it inside the Code-Tag or add it as an attachment
  16. The Ie8 program is invite only, sorry.
  17. the RC1 is available for IE8 Testers on connect.microsoft.com
  18. have you already tried the 3D acceleration?
  19. please post your last session.ini so that we can see what you have removed.
  20. the Reverse integration method is the MS way. They do it in an automation process to build the WIM for their DVDs. vLite does some hacks to allow the offline integration of the SP1
  21. you can't use vLite to integrate x64 Updates on a x86 Windows.
  22. yeah, only please the DLL inside the folder when you have already installed the complete WAIK.
  23. if you were a tester for Vista you'll get an invite from MS to sign in to the beta test. If not, wait for a public beta
  24. the x86 WIMGAPI.dll must be placed inside the vLite folder.
  25. start the script with elevated rights (right click and select "Run as Administrator")
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