MagicAndre1981

Please write in English!

don't select the Installation of your currently running Vista. Instead select your DVD drive with your Vista DVD. Now vLite will ask you to select a temporary folder. Create a new folder like C:\VistaDVD and select this folder. vLite will copy the DVD to the new folder and you can use vLite now

copy the 32Bit wimgapi.dll into your vLite folder

open the install.wim with 7zip and go to windows\setup and extract the last session.ini

copy the 32Bit Version of the wimgapi.dll from the WAIK folder into your vLite folder.

use WPI to integrate Registry settings

1.0 would be a Pentium II. I saw it on a site which makes some experiments to see what the lowest system where you can install some operating systems

use a clean OS, not an prev. vLited DVD!

we have to wait until the first betas are out, maybe nuhi is updating vLite to work with Win7

post your last session.ini, so that we can see what you have removed

vLite doesn't offer to integrate Addons right now. You have to use WPI ( http://www.msfn.org/board/Windows-Post-Ins...rd-WPI-f93.html )

the hp one is the final.

no, only .net 2.0 and 3.0 are part of Vista

the EnableMachineCheck setting doesn't work any longer. Beginning with the Feb CTP Build 5308 you must have an compatible Dx9 card with WDDM drivers. Do you have the latest driver installed? 32Bit: http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Des...p;DwnldID=16777 64Bit: http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Des...on〈=eng

The .net 3.0 is part of Vista, so the MSI Installer won't work. select Microsoft .net Framework 3.0 and click ok Now you have .net 3.0 installed

what was the cause? perhaps other users have this issue too

please post your Last Session.ini and Last Session_u.ini , but remove your Product Key from the Last Session_u.ini before posting it here !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

why don't you open the install.wim with 7zip and extract it?

what do you mean?

you must use the x86 version of the DLL!

omg, what a useless bashing post. What's your problem in detail?

the Vista installer will prompt to select a drive where you want to install Vista

try to completely remove Avast and run vLite again.

are are integrating the Sp1? Maybe, that the Sp1 Version is 1kB larger

disable any running AntiVirus Tools while using vLite