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If at first you dont succeed try again I once got a similar sysprep error when generalizing, dont know what caused it...repeated it again and everything went OK So give her a second go

As far as I know there is no IE language selection, I think it will use whatever language you have your OS set to

You need to use DPs_BASE.exe Here is a tutorial http://forum.driverpacks.net/viewtopic.php?id=1449

You could preinstall office, vpc and xp mode and capture that image

I think by default it will go by whatever architecture boot.wim is instead of the PC hardware architecture

Hide the "ImageInstall" (or at least the "InstallFrom") section(s) like you do with "DiskConfiguration" It is currently set to choose index #1 (in your case this is the x86 image) to install automatically (also make sure you delete ei.cfg from \sources)

The only bad thing about using dism on a attached vhd is there is no /discard to undo stuff if you screw up...whatever you do is permanent You might be able to get around it by using a oobe.xml with all the configurations

Post your (EDITED to remove serial) autounattend.xml so we can have a look

Sorta off topic but if you look in my sig you will fine a nLite updatepack for Spanish XP...it includes RDC7 (I even go as far to update it with the one from Windows 7 SP1) http://img715.imageshack.us/img715/7886/rdc7sp1.png

Yes, use the Windows 7 32 bit DVD files as base and inject the x64 images into x86 install.wim When adding updates/driver just add them to install.wim and dont worry about boot.wim unless you need a specific driver so your HDD will be visible (this is rarely the case)

You only need boot.wim 32 bit, this will work on both x86/x64 architectures BTW you dont have to inject any drivers into boot.wim, unless your HDD is not visible and needs you to "load driver"

I have some waik vids you may find informative http://www.wincert.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=7384

You can also use this to get the index # dism /get-wiminfo /wimfile:<path_to_wim>

If the language came out English that means the MUI did not integrate (maybe because RT7Lite tried to integrate the LP before the IE9) You dont have to do anything special for it to be set to Spanish, it should check what OS your lang is set to and use that language for IE9...try reinstalling the LP and reboot @alvinkhorfire, check the second post for direct links to MSU's

You dont have to specifiy each and every msu, just place them ALL in a single folder and use only the path to the folder in /packagepath /packagepath:<path_to_folder>

No Spanish MSU, you need to extract & integrate the Spanish language pack CAB Edit: did not notice MagicAndre's links, use those

There is no italian version, use the english version MSU and add the italian lp Edit: here is the link to dl the langpacks http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=5a1870ba-96ad-4e47-bb9e-1671b6a64495

Open the (web install) exe in BinText

Vista x86: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=210146 x64: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=210144 Win7 x86: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=210145 x64: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=210143

Check out this episode of tekzilla, they talk about blocking facebook with router Full episode: http://revision3.com/tekzilla/jackbacks-touch-gloves Just the part you want: http://revision3.com/tekzilla/jackbacks-touch-gloves/block-facebook-save-a-student-

Not for adding HKCU tweaks

Use /extract to retrieve the .cab from the .msu and integrate with dism (for stupid reasons rt7 lite does not support updates in cab form)

You dont need OPK to do what he is suggesting, WAIK can do it BTW OPK and WAIK are almost identical

No, not with dism What you can do is sysprep win7 where you preinstall .net4 and capture that image with imagex

Intel Chipset drivers have a driver for this