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not all languages & keyboards removed

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after nLiting my clean XPSP2 install using nLite 1.0.1 Final, I noticed not all languages and keyboards are removed...

when I fire up nLite and select the last_session_01.ini attached below, the following keyboards and languages are available for selection, indicating they haven't been removed:

KEYBOARDS

Bosnian Cyrillic keyboard

Inuktitut Latin keyboard

Luxembourgish keyboard

Nepali keyboard

Pashto keyboard

LANGUAGES

Arabic > Pashto

Cyrillic > bosnian_cyrillic

Indic > Nepali (Nepal)

Western Europe and United States

> Filipino

> Frisian

> Inuktitut (Latin)

> Irish

> Luxembourgish

> Mapudungun

> Mohawk

> Romansh

When I re-run nLite and select the above leftover keyboards and languages for removal, they are then removed (see Last_Session_02.ini)

Is this a known issue or something I may have missed?

Last_Session_01.ini

Last_Session_02.ini

Edited by piXelatedEmpire

I believe this occurs when you utilise RyanVM's update pack as an add-on.

My suggestion would be to create a Windows XP+SP2+RyanVM disc using the Siginet integrator, then nLite the source. Well, this is what I do atleast...

Cheers,

James

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  • Author

indeed they are, and sems the best way to remove them using RyanVM's UpdatePack is to use the integrator then nLite afterwards.

Thanks again jmbattle for the advice ;)

  • Author

ah ok I see, so intergrate the update pack first, then re-ru nLite and the new languages and keyboards will appear for removal.. thanks nuhi

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