May 7, 200818 yr I just tried nLite for the first time a few weeks ago when XP SP3 came out, and it worked great. Now, I have come back to it, and if I only use buttons on the main nlite window I am fine, but whenever I click a button in a dialog, nlite crashes. File browser dialogs cause it to simply die, and trying to dismiss error/notification dialogs causes nlite to freeze, forcing me to kill it with task manager. Uninstalling nlite didn't help either. What can I do (other than not use nlite)?
May 7, 200818 yr Its look liek a windows problem not like a nlite problem!Which OS to you use? which framework?(nlite works best on XP and needs Dot.net2)First you should try to reinstal Dot.Net2 and if this dont work then make a clean XP install and try it this way!
May 7, 200818 yr Full XP Sp3 as a host or previously nLited (not asking about the target folder) ?Can you tell me some specific operation that I might try, like pressing Next breaks it or task checkboxes?
May 7, 200818 yr Author My OS was XP SP2, I just upgraded from the leaked SP3 RTM installer, not a slipstream SP3 install. Next/back is fine. The problem seems to be (from my amateur programming POV) that any time I trigger an OnClick() in a child window (like the file select browser dialog for finding a windows install directory to work from: I can open the dialog, and browse directories, but clicking Open or Cancel will cause the dialog to close, then nlite will die a few seconds later, if I choose a directory that doesn't have an i386 subdirectory, it will pop up a notice window telling me to try again, when I try to dismiss that, nlite freezes, same with the "that's a WORM media, you'll have to choose a working directory on your harddrive to proceed" notification window)My .NET version was 2.0, btw, I tried installing the SP1 release for .NET 2.0, but that didn't help (although the .NET update said it installed properly).
May 13, 200818 yr Author Okay, I realized I had started using a a program called X-Mouse, which makes windows act like act like X in terms of mouse useage (focus follows cursor, single click copy/paste, etc.) Stopping X-Mouse seems to make nlite not crash.If you are curious, I got it here: http://fy.chalmers.se/~appro/nt/TXMouse/
May 13, 200818 yr Okay, I realized I had started using a a program called X-Mouse, which makes windows act like act like X in terms of mouse useage (focus follows cursor, single click copy/paste, etc.) Stopping X-Mouse seems to make nlite not crash.If you are curious, I got it here: http://fy.chalmers.se/~appro/nt/TXMouse/You dont need a third-party tool to enable x-mouse behaviour in windows. Just mentioning this if you still want windows to behave that way.
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