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Thank you so much Rick.

1. Human Cursors 2. Orbit Downloader 3. FreePOPs (gnutls version) 4. Process Lasso 5. Sumatra PDF 6. j.a.n.e (just.another.nasty.editor) I apologize if Im requesting a lot. and BIG thanks to those who make the addons.

RogueSpear has many .Net Framework addons. You can find them on his forum (note: you must register and login to see the Releases section).

I found this thread where the poster made the same discovery as you. Supposedly a problem with ASUS boards.

When installing WinXP, did you format the SATA drive? You could try that.

Yes the tweak would be redundant, but having it enabled wont do anything bad either.

I have nLite set DEP to optout and the setting applies but I noticed the following in the boot.ini multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect /noexecute=optout Wouldnt the two conflict?

Anymore update for this topic?

You can find some "optimized" builds of Firefox and Thunderbird here.

AIM Lite

Stripped down Nero -> http://www.msfn.org/board/Nero_7_Lite_Micro_7960_t98365.html

Ryan's Update Pack, WGA, and DirectX 9 can be found at bottom of this page boooggy's WMP11 add-ons are here and MrNxMdx's IE7 add-on is here

nLite cannot slipstream DirectX but you use an addon such this one.

If its like Server 2003 R2, I think you just put both contents into one folder.

Possibly trivial but I noticed that the WinRAR theme doesnt get fully installed. Only the archive icons are skinned; WinRAR remains with the regular icons and the theme doesnt show up in the list. I already installed the theme manually so sorry for not getting screenshots. and im using WinRAR 3.7 btw. Fixed

Has anyone made a .NET Framework 2.0 (only) addon for x64 yet? I havent found one.

UltimateDefrag requires odbcbcp.dll (part of MDAC) Firetune requires msvbvm60.dll. The drivers for HP printers require Microsoft Color Management (ICM) to fully install.

Kaspersky AV or NOD32

What is XPize? You can find some screenshots here.

W00t! Thanks for the great work on nLite. I recently did my nLited disc, but im willing to redo it just to try the new version.

I very much liked your Nero 7 Lite releases and I look foward to your new ones. Im glad your back

In the Compatibility box check the items you need/use. And for the components section, just check the items you want to remove. Its all up to you; you have to decide which items to keep or remove.

Ive gotten Vista to fit on a CD. and it works. buts it still slow compared to XP.

It could be the tweaks. But for me, using nLite to slipstream IE7 works great and I have not seen any problem, although I dont really use IE anyways.

Currently I use a nlite'd copy of Windows XP although I was using Server 2003 (also nlite'd) for a months. I tried Vista but it was too slow for my liking. Bye bye. Ive also tried Ubuntu but I couldnt get UT2004 to run properly, so bye bye to it too.