WildOptic

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

I will look into mkisofs and let you know if I have any questions. Thank you for the tip.

FYI... -u -u1 or -u2 give the same error that install.wim is over 4GB.

Thank you for the information! Just to verify: this oscdimg -o -n -bC:\Users\Owner\Desktop\Distribution\boot\etfsboot.com C:\Users\Owner\Desktop\Distribution C:\VLITE_AIO.iso -m should be oscdimg -o -u1 -bC:\Users\Owner\Desktop\Distribution\boot\etfsboot.com C:\Users\Owner\Desktop\Distribution C:\VLITE_AIO.iso -m Lastly, I'm not familar with UDF. So what is the difference between -u1 and -u2? Thank you!

Ok, finally got my Vista AIO completed. Then I used vlite to intergrate service packs and drivers to each image within the wim. So my finally x86 n x64 AIO is just over 4GB. However, oscdimg willl not create the iso due to install.wim having a file size larger than 4GB. Can anyone help me resolve this issue? I will remove Vista starter and N versions from the wim if I need too. I just don't know how to do that without starting over.

No thanks I actually want to use the device. I'm just being anal about the fact its listed as #2 when its the only wireless device. Only after updating the driver did it change to #2.

I wish to uninstall and reinstall my wireless networking driver. However, this is to remove "#2" from the end of the device listing as its the only one installed. I have force this once before and have search for the past hour (prob. wrong search terms) with no luck finding a guide to this. Does anyone know how to force windows to stop labeling the reinstalled device as "# 2,3,4, etc..."?