MagicAndre1981

this is Superfetch. It load a lot of files into the RAM so that you can start programs much faster. Try to disable Superfetch temporary and restart your PC to test if it starts faster.

if IIS7 is important and you also need the Media center you have to use the Ultimate Edition which includes both

business edition offers tools for companies (like IIS7) and for a home user the Home premium is fine

take a look into the event log under "Application and service protocols"->Microsoft->Windows-> DiagnosticsPerformance you can filter for log messages about slow startup and shut down causes.

you should only integrate the missing drivers and not a huge driverpack

KB950570 - Error message when you start a multiprocessor portable computer that runs Windows Vista: "STOP: 0x0000007E" this fix includes a newer Tcpip.sys and now the "cracked" driver fails to patch the limit in memory.

nuhi changed some parts of the removing routine, because all older version have a bug, that I you intergrate Fixes to your Version and use the add/remove feature inside your online Vista, the files are roll backed to the original Sp1 RTM file versions. This would explain why Final fails. if you want Add/remove feature you should stay at 1.1.6 RC

yeah, please attach your last session.ini, so that we can see what you have removed.

MS also noticed this issue and listed it inside this kb article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947309/

this is a VirtualPC issue. Don't worry when you install it on a physical machine.

what's your temp folder name? I think the name is too long. change it to a short name like C:\temp

after applying a new Hotfix from MS the cracked tcpip driver doesn't work any longer

try it without the HyperV and RAT Updates

does it work without that fix?

than it's the LP Code 2 Fix, this fix is for Vista RTM and not for Vista Sp1

if you have used the sfx archive to install vLite you only have to remove the vLite folder.

are you using a Sp1 integrated Source or RTM?

if you have the Ultimate Edition, check for updates and take a look inside the WindowsUpdate.log. There you can find the links to the Ultimate Extras

you've removed User Account Control (UAC).

please post you lastsession.ini so that we can see, what you have removed

Retail and OEM versions should be able to install without key, but on a vlk version you must enter a key

this feature already exists. copy the ini to the present folder and load them at the start of vLite

you have to integrate the Remote Administration Tools as well

you've used GImageX to capture the wim. GImageX produces corrupted WIMs, so you must use the cmd based ImageX to capture the WIM.

type Winver.exe into run and take a look at the Buildnumber: 6000 is Vista RTM, 6001 is Vista Sp1