MagicAndre1981

Install this tool and view the properties of an windows file like explorer.exe Those are the links for my explorer.exe: C:\Windows\winsxs\x86_microsoft-windows-explorer_31bf3856ad364e35_6.0.6001.22256_none_520e37e392fd2f6f\explorer.exe C:\Windows\explorer.exe

WinSAT means Windows System Assessment Tool. Some games may use the information to figure out if your PC meats the system requirements. So, you have to build a new ISO and keep WinSAT next time.

there no reduntant files, the files inside the Windows and system32 folder are hardlinks to the files in the WinSxS folder

Auf Deutsch heißt das "Speicherabbilderstellung". in Englisch: The german word for "crash dump support" is "Speicherabbilderstellung".

copy the WIMGAPI.dll from the C:\Program Files\Windows AIK\Tools\x86 to your vLite installation folder.

so, don't remove Crash Dump Support and you're fine

you have copied the wrong WIMGAPI.dll to the vLite folder. Copy the WIMGAPI.dll from the x86 directory to your vLite installation folder!

install a VirtualMaschine and test your ISO. I prefer this tool here: http://www.virtualbox.org/

this is a tool which is totally nonsense. If you want to startup app with elevated rights and don't want to allow them use the task scheduler service to start them

Which exception error did you get? Please post the complete message here

please post your Last Session.ini so that we can see what you have removed

copy the WIMGAPI.dll from the x86 WAIK folder to your vLite installtion directory

don't try it, because you'll have trouble with several windows tools (IE, WU)

forget it. Your PC is even to weak to run XP in a way that working with the PC makes fun. Buy a new PC or stay at your current operating system

ok, so the CBS Store is ok. So WU only blocks the SP1 if you have drivers which are known to cause problems

try this update: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947821 this updates solves issues while installing updates and servicepacks

forget it! You should have at least 512 MB, better 1024MB RAM to run Vista

Don't select "Rebuild" only select "Apply" and repeat the Integration for all Editions. This should work (but I never tried it out)

have you used vLite? Even when you only used it for integration of updates or drivers vLIte creates a registry key. WU is checking for vLite settings inside the registry.

yes you have to integrate them to every single version

this is not possible. You must have ACPI to install and run Vista!

when running vLite with the extreme parameter, some hidden features are visible so that you can remove them, but keep in mind, that removing one of the shown components can cause a lot of trouble

the Sp2 is only a collection of fixes. If you install all released fixes and some hotfixes (by requesting them from MS) you almost have the Sp2 now

go to your vLite folder and remove the wrong ini files under the subfolder "presents"

lol. first betas for Sp2 are out and now they made a version for Sp1