MagicAndre1981

an original MS DVD (ISO) is always the best choice to use with vLite

uninstall your installed Antivirustool first

you can find the file in C:\Windows\Logs\cbs

I only read the topic name and overlooked the prev posts

this was the pentium clone from cyrix. The integer speed is about a pentium 200 and the fpu speed is about a P120

please open the cbs.log and search for error messages and post them here.

Vista includes all Version on a single DVD. The are all saved as several images in a huge container file (install.wim). Because they are independent you have to select a special version and apply the updates for every version again.

the links from Anderton are working. Thanks

UNINSTALL your Antivirus tool before using vLite

cscapi.dll is part of "Offline Files", so keep it on your next DVD

this updates is for Windows Error Reporting, so if you deleted it, you can't install this update

you only need to put the 32Bit version of the WIMGAPI.dll into your vLIte installation folder.

Uninstalling Avast did the job

@sf42 you can't install new SPs after removing things with vLite

you can't do this. You have to create a new ISO and leave the dial-up service

the WIM filterdriver sometimes crashes when a antivirus tool is installed. Please uninstall your one before using vLite

first you must have Sp1 installed, now apply the registry settings and search for Updates. Now install the servicing Stack update and reboot. Now search for updates again. If the Sp2 isn't shown, reboot and try it again until it works

Vista doesn't include .net 1.1 and older Dx9 versions, only Dx9c (core dlls). If you need the managed Dx DLLs you have to install the latest Dx Runtime

could you please post the full text of the exception?

How do you start your application? if UAC is on, you're not elevated rights by default. So tell your application it should run with elevated rights (this can be requested by editing your manifest file)

use WPI (http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showforum=93)

hmm, I've never uninstalled the fix. Try the same thing in a Virtual Machine: Install your Vista, install the updates and remove KB955020. Now check if your issue happens again.

but only if you disable Superpetch yeah, this is a must have. You should always use superfetch and superfetch isn't the cause for your occasional disk activity

so now you got the cab. To install it you must use the pkgmgr.exe to install it on your Home PC

keep Eventlog, MDAC, Jet. Only remove things you never need and not such important things for Office