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Which utility are you using, let me try it too to see the results. The utility is dism and the switches are /cleanup-image /spsuperseded with /online or /image:<path> You can also use the disk cleanup utility built into win7 to delete the files, he could be talking about that too

LOL not port 80

I dont care how many firewalls you are behind, if you visit a web page that contains a exploit that you dont have patched your f***ed...and not olny do I use Windows Update but I also turn on Microsoft Update to get more updates for even more Microsoft stuff no longer possible since Vista (applies to Win7, too) Windows Vista/7 do store updates but they use the winsxs folder and cannot be deleted to save space unless uninstalled

Hey W3bbo can you hex edit with anolis? If so how about adding this 32bit icon patch for regedit.exe and taskmgr.exe http://www.wincert.net/forum/index.php?/topic/7014-32-bit-icon-patch-for-regedit-and-taskmgr-for-windows-xp/

You cant, for some dumb reason (long story) they dont support cab

Here is the MSU from WindowsUpdate.log http://download.windowsupdate.com/msdownload/update/software/crup/2010/12/windows6.1-kb976902-x64_06b9b2ada3131a81b74ac652801c7b857df6a2d1.msu

Yep, same with the KB976902 from a few months ago...The new one still breaks win7 if you integrate it

Make sure you have the very latest version of innounp.exe

Its always the legit folks getting the sh!t end of the stick when MS goes after crackers

Post your config.xml (minus serial) lets see what it looks like

Yes, only do what is necessary, if people want more change then they can make their own icon pack

Finally we see some life in sevenize

You can unpack it with universal extractor or 7zip, but you will not be able to repack it easily...as for your default user pic here is the answer By the looks of it I think he is using old XPize source

Logon image is random, desktop bg and theme can be set with WINNT.SIF [Shell] CustomDefaultThemeFile="%ResourceDir%\Themes\<Theme_Name>.theme" If you want to open (cant apply) a .theme and/or .msstyle file with your "installer" you could try one of these commands rundll32 Shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL desk.cpl desk,@Themes /Action:OpenTheme /File:"%WinDir%\resources\themes\windows classic.theme" rundll32 Shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL desk.cpl desk,@Appearance /Action:OpenMSTheme /File:"%WinDir%\resources\themes\folder\file.msstyle" There might be a command to simply apply the theme but I dont know it

He means the pinned topics in the forum you posted this question, your answer is in there

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OMG, now its perfect ty all who helped especially allen2

Want to bypass cmd, just vbs that will do mstsc.exe -v %d and remove the \\ from the beginning

If you already have a Autounattend.xml for your 32 bit install and you simply want to do the exact same on your 64 bit install you can manually seek out and change "x86" text to "amd64" in the xml...to be 100% sure you did not make any mistakes, open the edited xml in WSIM see if it gives you any error messages

Me personally I use getFileVersion with the equal or greater than symbol (>=) to have WPI check if my program is installed or up to date, here are a couple examples (you have to update it every app update) prog[pn]=['Adobe Reader X']; uid[pn]=['ADOBEREADER']; dflt[pn]=['yes']; forc[pn]=['no']; bit64[pn]=['no']; cat[pn]=['Applications']; cmds[pn]=['"%wpipath%\\Install\\AdbeRdr1000_en_US.msi" TRANSFORMS=AdobeMod.mst /qn']; cond[pn]=['getOSlang()=="ENU"']; gcond[pn]=['getFileVersion("%ProgramFiles%\\Adobe\\Reader 10.0\\Reader\\AcroRd32.exe")>="10.0.0.396"||getFileVersion("%ProgramFiles(x86)%\\Adobe\\Reader 10.0\\Reader\\AcroRd32.exe")>="10.0.0.396"']; desc[pn]=['Adobe Reader']; picf[pn]=['"%wpipath%\\Graphics\\Logos\\Adobe.png"']; picw[pn]=['0']; pich[pn]=['0']; textl[pn]=['Right']; pn++; prog[pn]=['WinRAR (x64)']; uid[pn]=['WINRAR64']; dflt[pn]=['yes']; forc[pn]=['no']; bit64[pn]=['no']; cat[pn]=['Applications']; cmds[pn]=['"%wpipath%\\Install\\winrar-x64-393.exe" -s']; cond[pn]=['getArch()=="AMD64"']; gcond[pn]=['getFileVersion("%ProgramFiles%\\WinRAR\\WinRAR.exe")>="3.93.0.0"']; desc[pn]=['WinRAR']; picf[pn]=['"%wpipath%\\Graphics\\Logos\\WinRAR.png"']; picw[pn]=['0']; pich[pn]=['0']; textl[pn]=['Right']; pn++;

Then there is no way around it, you have to update wpi with new info every app update But he is right, a * variable or something similar would be nice

Copying wimgapi.dll to the vLite dir should fix the problem And I think you need the Vista AIK BTW you may want to have a look at RT7lite, its for Windows 7 whereas vLite is for Vista

Instead of VLC Media Player v1.2.3.4.exe just use VLC Media Player.exe, new update comes out remove the version info from the filename and overwrite the older installer

Rename the installer to begin with, remove the version info from the filename

I have never had a problem with aero on 1st boot with integrated drivers, even with my Geforce Go 7300