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help abt windows sounds

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i delted windows sounds using nlite and now i installed it on my pc but i want to put again windows sounds? wht i can do to get them bk using any silent installation :unsure:


According to the nLite FAQ, removed components cannot be restored. But what do I know, I don't use nLite myself ;)

thanks for ur reply can u tell me wht u r usin to remove the compenents?

I script everything myself. I do my own tweaks. I make my own silent installation packages. I used to integrate the hotfixes manually as well, but I have since switched to using HFSLIP, which is easy to use and gives you much more control over your project than nLite does, but HFSLIP does make your life easier ;) I like to make everything myself, I like to be in control of what happens when and where in regards to my unattended installation.

HFSLIP takes care of the integration of hotfixes into my source and of my silent installation packages via SVCPACK.INF, updates DirectX for me and adds various Microsoft CAB-files to my installation. Everything which is not SVCPACK.INF compatible, I install via RunOnceEx. I'm currently working on adding all my own drivers, playing around with $OEM$ folder and I'm also playing around with a new feature of HFSLIP: the REPLACE folder. More on HFSLIP can be found here, or on this forum as it has it's own section.

My advise is to give it a try, you'll like it ;)

P.S.

You can use nLite still afterwards if you want by the way on your HFSLIP modified source. I don't, but I know it's possible.

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