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u can using wmlite to install the windows media codecs and plugins but i dont remember how well it works on windows x64. then just use media player classic or other media player. if that doesnt work, youll have to re-nlite ur source and not remove WMP.

[services] lists all the services u removed. for teh remaining services [services2] show if u changed how any of the services start. for example, u can leave them at default or change them to Disabled, Manual or Automatic.

maybe its just the icons are missing? u could try running Internet Explorer by pressing "Windows key + R", typing "iexplore.exe" where it says open, and then clicking ok. similarly do the same for Outlook Express "msimn.exe"

did u remove Smart Card hardware driver?

i removed the scheduled tasks service but my control panel still has the icon for scheduled taks except there is no text. is this normal?

i noticed this feature in the new 1.2 beta and i have a couple of questions: 1. does this in any way(s) affect Out of Box Experience (since u can create accounts there too)? 2. can i use nlite to add a user but then tell OOBE not to create any users (i dont want to remove OOBE tho)?

well the new 7.0.1 was released sometime today. thought id let y'all know.

i got around 176mb (windows xp sp2 + xable's update pack + directx addon)

thanx nuhi for the new version! the built-in iso burner is neat; i no longer need to open up another program for burning. a great job as always

its great to see nlite mentioned in my favorite mag if only it was full article/review

u can use autopatcher xp to update your existing windows xp sp2 installation. also u can use nlite to integrate service pack 2 to your windows xp source and u can use nlite to integrate post SP2 update packs as well. ryanvm, xable, and booogy all make suitable update packs.

thank you very much Shark

roguespear has long stopped offering silent, standalone itunes installers. but i was wondering if someone would consider making one for the new version 7? i use quicktime alternative so i dont want to use the standard itunes setup which installs the full quicktime.

i uploaded the alternative runtimes to ultrashare.net. heres the link: http://ultrashare.net/hosting/fl/c3c5293274/ as for bootable ISO. nlite does have such functionality. try viewing this post.

i think you need to disable windows file protection (WFP). nlite has a patch to do this. but seriously, nlite'd windows installations are not for people w/o knowledge.

iirc that software is just the Windows Update control package. i do not know where or how to get it tho.

although it seems you solved the problem, that shell something is dependent on WMP. u need both if u want to display the media info.

but doesnt nlite first integrate updates then remove comonent, in that order? is running nlite twice rele more effective?

correct so u only have to run nlite once.

im a bit confused but anyways, using the school copy, copy all the cd files to a folder and nlite it. after u burn the ISO, just boot from the cd and install windows. when u install windows remember to format your old windows partition.

no it does not automatically nLite your windows source and theres no defaults although there are two optional presets for Component Removal . You have to tell nLite what to do and what to remove (if you choose to remove components). Also theres more to nLite than just removing stuff. You can integrate drivers, programs, and updates. You can also make an unattended install and make a bootable iso.

i just dont wanna use windows/microsoft update

check out Windows Installation Helper Utility

have u removed languages? that will shave about two hundred megs off. also i dont use wifi and filesharing so that saves me some more space.

i did start one thread a while back: problem with activex unfortuneately i didnt get any fix. just uncheck this box and u can add regular http sites