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You'll have to see the files difference with that hotfix applied and without. In both cases with IE removed after. Maybe the hotfix did not integrate directly then it sits in the svcpack (look for it in the i386\svcpack). Let me know which KB is it if it is there and 12MB in size.

Fixed in next ver, thx both for reporting.

nLite has generic uxtheme patch in the Options - Patches. To install it on the running machine just use the same files and later extract uxtheme.dll from the i386 folder.

If you use Unattended in nLite then be sure to keep Computer Type to Automatic/Default.

Could be IE7 addon, integrate IE7 installer with nLite directly. Avoid any addons that patch syssetup.dll

Using Framework Lite R3 or Full .Net Framework 2.0 ?

That sounds like Windows bug. This is what I found with a simple search, plenty of more out there: http://www.technologyquestions.com/technol...-hibernate.html

Ok, thx for the info.

Do you maybe have a recommended install to test on and what were the issues? Configuring the content of a messagebox does not ring any bells.

Probably just needs PE header checksum. Search for the modifype tool. Then go to the i386 of that ISO. Extract (not just rename) usbehci.sy_ in the same folder, delete usbehci.sy_, leave just usbehci.sys. use modifype in that folder like: modifype usbehci.sys -c Remake ISO with nLite (just the ISO page). If you confirm I can automate it for you in the next ver, this is not my mistake just to be clear.

From where did you come to the conclusion that Firewall removes secpol? It is "Local Security Settings", you must have selected it. Take your 1.3.5 preset and use it in the 1.4.1, do not select new components. Computer Browser needs Firewall/ICS, that wasn't changed. Maybe it only needs it after the update pack/some hotfix, at least that was the talk back in the days.

Depends on your needs. Start by selecting Recommended compatibility, remove all components that you want to remove or not sure what they are and test for a few days, don't activate, you have 30 days trial.

I am not sure if you are sarcastic or again did not read the description: "LSI Logic" "VMWare SCSI disks (you could use IDE virtual drive and remove this)"

Very good, thx. Only thing that looks weird is Windows uptime of 1 hour and 51 min. That is not really reliable to be measuring memory usage and other statistics 2 hours after tampering with other programs and so on. Just saying, maybe you wanted that kind of comparison, more real-world like.

Yeah I know. I would do the same

Can you try to use the same old preset without any changes within vLite 1.1.1 to test if it will work, then it would be easier for me to debug only the difference between the two? Use Sp1 so if it works you can keep the install.

Having installed any antiviruses or firewalls with process protections? http://www.vlite.net/archive.html

I know all the things needed to make addon support but I would still rather spend time on removing more. Gonna see, depends on a few things, anyway app integration and addons are high on the todo list, one of the next versions, maybe even the next one.

Yes. It is needed when IE7 is integrated.

Have you downloaded latest version from the Asus site? http://dlsvr02.asus.com/pub/ASUS/nb/Driver...fineon_VT64.zip In case you have, since I can not test it try keeping these: ;# Dienste # Volume-Schattenkopie ;# Multimedia # SideShow ;# System # Windows Backup ;# Zubehör # Systeminformationen And btw make sure that you test that on the full SP1 as well, if you only confirmed that it works on full RTM.

If your unattended settings work then it will be fine. If you see that it did not set half of the unattended setting then it is because of the OEM configuration. But do not remove it. I will remove that popup. Also let me know if you confirm that disabling automatic activation does not turn off your OEM activation.

Read their descriptions.

Yes the addons would be nice to have one day. But to consider that integration of apps is crucial to OS configuration is somewhat an overstatement. You can make your own script in some folder which you can simply double click after install and do whatever you like.

Tried your preset from the XP and there was no problem, unfortunately because I believe you. One thing is certain, that bsod is because of the registry load error. So if you see that error that ISO is unusable. In your case best would be to use vLite in the virtual machine, that way you can install any os you like, run vlite inside it, configure your ISO and reinstall for real. Test that ISO virtually as well.

Does not sound like something caused by the component removal. If you installed some new antivirus, firewall or similar tool try uninstalling it for a few days. Be sure that all your drivers are WHQL signed and from the manufacturer's site, updated. Do not use beta drivers. Could be hardware issue as well, like overheating or RAM issue. Check in the BIOS if anything is overclocked then set it to normal/auto. Also test your memory, there are programs out there for that.