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Exception that can't be handled O.O

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Look at the picture... Can anyone tell me what's wrong?

Thanks in advance!

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I'd run a memory check if i was you. Could be some bad ram.

I'd run a memory check if i was you. Could be some bad ram.

i had a similar error when i had the wrong version of the wim filter installed? make sure you have the wim filter from waik 1.1 not the one from waik 7? :unsure:

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@MagicAndre

At the "Clean Part" (After Removing components)

@Hegel

There's nothing wrong with my ram, checked that the first time I got this error...

@dead0

I have the right WAIK, because this WAIK is used earlyer to use vLite, and it worked fine earlyer, so that's not the problem =.=

I don't like this, because I only used this current OS as a temporary one, and now I can't make a new one XD Or I'd have to reinstall Vista again =.=

(I'll look tomorrow again on this post, I'm going to sleep now ^^)

Edited by Casmo

alternatively, delete vstemp19? (if its there) from your temp directory & start over? :unsure:

what's the temp folder which uses vLite? Make sure, that is not read only and uses a short name. And also disable any running AntiVirus tools while vLite runs.

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@dead0

That folder excists, but it's totally empty, deleted it anyway ^^

@MagicAndre

C:\Users\x\AppData\Local\Temp (Standard folder)

And it's not read-only ^^

I think I've found it allready, I might've put the wrong wimgapi.dll into the vLite folder, I'll try to put another in, and will tell if it fixed later on.

Thanks for all the reactions allready ^^

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