November 20, 200817 yr I used nlite on ms windows xp sp3 to cut off unnecesarry things, and i got WMI corrupted. Why?Here is a sshot what I'm talking about:http://slike.hr/vidi.php?z=200811201251150.jpgbtw it's the same for wireless or whatever connection.I attached my nlite settings:EZ_HP8710W.INI Edited November 20, 200817 yr by domyrat
November 21, 200817 yr Did you slipstream SP3,were you using an SP3 disk, or did you install SP3 after OS install.
November 21, 200817 yr domyrat,Have you run nLite more than once on the same source folder? I notice you have removed several network pieces (Ethernet etc.). Are you sure this is not the source of you problems? It is a good to test under a virtual system (e.g. VirtualPC, VirtualBox, VMwareServer - all free), then you can quickly try several flavors of ISOs and determine if you have removed too much.Good luck, John.
November 21, 200817 yr Author Did you slipstream SP3,were you using an SP3 disk, or did you install SP3 after OS install.I slipstreamed SP3 and then did nliteing.
November 21, 200817 yr Author domyrat,Have you run nLite more than once on the same source folder? I notice you have removed several network pieces (Ethernet etc.). Are you sure this is not the source of you problems? It is a good to test under a virtual system (e.g. VirtualPC, VirtualBox, VMwareServer - all free), then you can quickly try several flavors of ISOs and determine if you have removed too much.Good luck, John.I ran it only once. Ethernet was removed before on my previous old installs on other computer equipment but never had this problem.
November 21, 200817 yr domyrat,I assume your previous reply indicates you did not use nLite to slip SP3. If true, you might try doing the whole process under nLite starting with a fresh copy of your source. Have you considered a virtual system for testing?Enjoy, John.
November 21, 200817 yr Author domyrat,I assume your previous reply indicates you did not use nLite to slip SP3. If true, you might try doing the whole process under nLite starting with a fresh copy of your source. Have you considered a virtual system for testing?Enjoy, John.once again, i do nlite-ing on fresh copy of windows ALWAYS
November 23, 200817 yr Test your disk. See if WMI is corrupted from the source disk.Get VirtualBox (freeware) and run a virtual machine.
November 29, 200817 yr I haven't had your problem, but you could give this a try:[Tool] Fixing WMI repository corruption issues
December 18, 200817 yr Try not removing any services. Disabling them is just as good if not better than removing them.
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