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Probably because you cant service a 64 bit image from a 32 bit environment

Some apps need there to you to be logged into a user account, setupcomplete.cmd executes before the user is created (this is why HKCU regtweaks dont work)

Yes, you forgot to mount the wim and the sp1 files cannot be cleaned during sysprep with neither disk cleanup or dism you have to do this offline

I use this script during setup put it on your C:\ drive (it creates a 20GB partition you can change that) create vdisk file=C:\SysPrep.vhd maximum=20480 select vdisk file=C:\SysPrep.vhd attach vdisk exit When you get to the part where you chose what disk to install to launch the CMD with SHIFT+F10 and type diskpart /s C:\<filename>.txt Hit refresh and install Windows 7 ultimate to the VHD When the install is finished and you get to the OOBE stage (where it asks you for a name) hit SHIFT+F3 to boot into audit mode Install your software like you would normally do (its OK if you need to reboot) Once you got everything installed, tick generalize and shutdow Boot back into your main OS, delete/stop the VHD from booting by first typing this to get the GUID bcdedit /v Once you got the GUID of the VHD boot then you use this to delete it bcdedit /delete <GUID-HERE-XXXX-ETC>

Microsoft blocked sp1 from slipstream for a reason, I cant find the link right now or remember the reason

What do you use to integrate them, if you use boooggy's integrator you should be fine BTW check my sig out I have a Spanish XP update pack with wmp11, ie8, updates and other cool stuff

They are whatever you make them

;!@Install@!UTF-8! GUIMode="2" RunProgram="cmd /c xcopy *.* \"%SystemDrive%\" /y /h" ;!@InstallEnd@! Probably because you were missing a backslash from one of your quotes Edit: try this slightly improved version (hides console window and added %%T=full extraction path) ;!@Install@!UTF-8! GUIMode="2" RunProgram="hidcon:xcopy \"%%T\\*.*\" \"%SystemDrive%\" /y /h" ;!@InstallEnd@!

M C check my sig for some WAIK vids

Yes, integrate the zip files as any hotfix

Might be a scratched CD

If you integrate them NO, but I am not sure about PNP DriverPaths, I think this will do it (I never use this method so I am not sure)

Here is an nLite/RVM Integrator addon (you have to integrate both if you want all the sounds including the ultimate extras sounds to install) http://www.wincert.net/forum/index.php?/topic/4640-addon-windows-ultimate-extras/

There are two themes because the XML code creates a oem.theme with the name Gothic (look in post above for the path) it will NOT apply the gothic.theme you have copied inside the wim

BrandIcon, DesktopBackground, ScreenSaver, ThemeName, and WindowColor are all you can config, I would also like it if it were possible for slideshow settings

<Themes> is not used to apply a copied theme its used to create one (CustomDefaultThemeFile did this and does not work anymore) Here is an example how its used properly (just need to add the images, the .theme is generated) <Themes> <ThemeName>Fabrikam Theme</ThemeName> <DefaultThemesOff>false</DefaultThemesOff> <DesktopBackground>%WINDIR%\web\wallpaper\fabrikam.jpg</DesktopBackground> <BrandIcon>%programfiles%\Fabrikam\fabrikam-logo.png</BrandIcon> </Themes> This creates a theme named oem.theme in %localappdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Themes

Call me crazy but I dont trust stuff from ppl with only 1 post

Remove hidcon: from the entries.ini file, this is only for config.txt or 7zip sfx (its a command to hide the cmd console window) and yes you can skip the sfx and use the original installer with switches BTW if you use nLite you can use the [registry_addreg] section to add that registry entry [general] builddate=06/01/2011 description=MS Security Essentials 2.0.657.0 Addon title=MS Security Essentials 2.0.657.0 Addon version=2.0.657.0 website= [EditFile] I386\SVCPACK.INF,SetupHotfixesToRun,AddProgram [AddProgram] mseinstall /s /runwgacheck /o ; nLite only [registry_addreg] HKLM,"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft Antimalware\Exclusions\Paths","%16422%\RealVNC\VNC4\*.*",,"0" If you dont use nLite here is your reg.exe cmdline corrected [AddProgram] reg add "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft Antimalware\Exclusions\Paths" /v "%PROGRAMFILES%\RealVNC\VNC4\*.*" /t REG_SZ /d "0" /f mseinstall /s /runwgacheck /o

Where did you read that? I use it in my autounattend.xml to disable it and I use Win7x64 and it works just fine

Add /o so the program does not launch

PendMove would work better on vista/7

I think what he wants is to overwrite the files...You have to take ownership of them

You need to make a list of hardware ids of the drivers you are missing, everest, aida64 or hwinfo can do this BTW a good site for finding OEM drivers by the HWID is this one http://www.downloadwindowsdrivers.info/

No problemo

Only if you install to a different drive letter or folder, open the iss file in notepad see if you see anything that would conflict...if you do create two separate iss files (file1.iss and file2.iss) and point to a different one in your cmdline depending what computer you are on