Okay well I read the FAQ then searched the forum for my question before posting.... I want to add in Firefox, MS Office 2007, games, and other apps to possibly cut down reformat time.... I already have my Vista x64 SP1 disk and I am currently making an ISO out of it on my computer...

So! Can applications be slipstreamed or added to a post-install / post-setup process to install them automatically ?

FAQ says no, members who posted the same question recently got answers saying yes, no, and its very hard.....

I am downloading the WAIK thing right now, big file..

And I have most of the installers I wish to stream in... however some of the advice I found is out of date...

forgive me if those "old" answers are the right ones but I cant help but think there is some easy way to do it with this new version..

EDIT: Also I am trying to add in some hotfixes and updates, I downloaded the EXE's from MS website however vlite wants CAB or MSU files??

Edited November 20, 200817 yr by XFreeRollerX

i think you cant integrate apllications with vlite yet. there are other iso builders which can, they should be working even with the vlited iso.

you can extract the cab/msu files from the exe with i.e. winrar or 7zip. or you search for an update-pack for vlite.

i think you cant integrate apllications with vlite yet. there are other iso builders which can, they should be working even with the vlited iso.

you can extract the cab/msu files from the exe with i.e. winrar or 7zip. or you search for an update-pack for vlite.

Mind mentioning which ISO builders can work from a vlite'd ISO to integrate apps?

I solved the windows update hotfix problem

Edited November 20, 200817 yr by XFreeRollerX

yes please, i'd like to know the answer to this question as well.

I'm in the same boat here. I wish there was more a collective effort to make a definitive unattended vista guide and go deep into this topic's inquiry - as I understand it, RunOnceEx can work if you you play a few .dll tricks beforehand?