Addon integrated with nLite, how to remove them on the iso?

[Jedi82]

i was always thinking about how to remove, for example when new version are available, the addon integrated before by nlite on the copy of winxpunattended..it's possible and if yes how?

[Jedi82]

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[Kelsenellenelvian]

Depends on the addon.

Was it a silent installer or a "True" addon?

If it was a silent installer than yeah it is not too hard to remove it.

If it is a true addon then you are in for a lot of work.

[anonymous_user]

How do you remove silent installers?

[Jedi82]

???? ehm...what? I just want to know if it's possible, once integrate some cab installer, to remove these one on my win unattended and place newer ones..

[Arkymedes]

Yes, I want to know also how to remove addons. I have some programs that I want to update into the ISO file. If someone knows please help

[Arie]

If you frequently update software in your installation source, in my humble opinion, you can better use HFSLIP than nLite.

[newsposter]

......on the other hand, it takes me less than 30 minutes to go take a fresh XP 'install source', run through wmp11 integration, nlite, all of the BtS Driverpacks, and then ISO generation. testing the thing in a VM takes another 45 minutes. Burning a fresh DVD and putting it on the shelf is another 10 minutes.

I just keep my install sources up to date as new releases come out and when I actually need a new ISO I run through the process.

This takes a lot less time (and guarantees a good, bootable, installable ISO) than manually hacking an existing ISO and hoping for the best.

BTW, my install/test machine is a Pentium4, 1.6 Gz, 512 Mb ram spining a 5400rpm disk drive. So you don't need enormous amounts of horsepower to run things properly.

Edited October 11, 2007 by newsposter