IceBlackIce

This was the command to insert the language pack into the wim file Dism /image:%systemdrive%\work /add-package /LogPath:AddPackage.log /packagepath:win7_x86_en.cab This is the info of the index I was trying to install with Winntsetup ... I also have the lang.ini in the sources folder, but I dont believe Winntsetup cares for it. I cant test it another time atm or see the exact details of the crash... but if I had to guess I would say its because I didnt use an english image and added the portuguese language, but did the other way around and somehow that messes up something when trying to apply that image instead of installing it. -edit- Since I couldnt try again, i've made some digging and found this: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd799255%28WS.10%29.aspx That could explain it =)

It was a vanilla image with a dism command adding a language package.

I just tested the ThinPC installation and it was successful. One more issue, when installing windows7, from what I understand the program applies the selected image to the disk right? I tested with one that had applied a different language (and installs fine when running from the setup) and it doesnt work using WinNTSetup, it crashes after the first reboot (when installing devices)

I think there's an issue with the RunAfter command, when running from winpe i must specify the full path of the command, even if the file is in the same folder as winntsetup.

Thank you for the explanation.. I'll take a look on some of that info to integrate on my deployment tools.

@JFX Could you please explain what is done in the "Integrate drivers" part? Do all files get copied to some folder?

Not sure if its working as intended but only giving the nt5/nt6 parameter in the command line does not work, it always runs the Windows7 setup screen, if I add the source parameter as well, it works and goes to the proper install screen

And which features of a program that hasn't even been posted about in five years do you think are important to add to this one that is constantly being updated and talked about? Cheers and Regards Like I said, the option to load a settings file, that basically are the settings from the unattended and present it in a GUI so the user can change some options on the fly instead of editing and saving template files.

Nice tool, congratulations. Are you still developing it? I would add a save/load button for ease of use. Is there anyway to add the features mentioned in this program? http://www.911cd.net/forums//index.php?showtopic=12201 When I install Windows XP, I want to sometimes use the customers key instead of loading my own unattended file...yeah I know I could just edit the unattended file before loading it, but anyway more features cant hurt.