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correction, i uninstalled everything except my firewall. and still receive the errors. I have debuged this, and found the problem to be commodo firewall v3 Commodo has a defense+ thing that monitors programs that attached itself to others and even with defense+ permantly turned off, the ntfs.sys still occurs. the only solution is to uninstall your commodo firewall temporarily, or use another thanks for the solution guidance nuhi. Your work has always exceeded what i thought possible.

I have the same issue. Once u click browse and feed it the copied vista directory, it scans and gives the BSOD NTFS.SYS error. I've Tried this from a cold boot, reinstalled my whole windows, and Low level formated my two raided sata drives. I use NOD32 Anti-virus, Nforce 4 raid. I think maybe this is an issue with nvidas ide/sw drivers overwriting xp's default drivers, (look up more info) When i get the time, i will disable my raid, and try vlite on a single hard drive with no ide sw drivers (win xp's default drivers) and see if vlite wont cause a BSOD. And aslo disable/no anti-virus A question to fredpsycho83.. Please describe the make/model of your pc and or what you use. I'm heavily convinced that this is a vlite bug on nvidia sw drivers and/or NOD32 components