I noticed that my dependency tabs were missing in the service setting boxes so after a little research I learned this is often caused by WMI not being started. I couldn't even find it in the list so I managed to install it by running winmgmt.exe /Regserver. This didn't help, however, as they are still missing, but WMI is running, for whatever that's worth. I'm not sure if it's a bug or I ripped the wrong component.

LAST_SESSION.INI

this b***h is confirmed...creates the RSoP error and holy negro its a pain, waiting for update

Windows XP Professional

Edited October 30, 200619 yr by TEMPNEGRO

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Try 1.2.1

K, using same config and everything?

Might loose some important bug fixes though!

same problem, dependencies tap, WMI service isn't even there, winmgmnt isn't running and the only error I'm getting is 1090 dealing with userenv.dll and RSoP logging termination..........

LAST_SESSION.INI

thiis problem is true with a blank install, meaning nothing is removed, just nlite processes it Windows Manangement Instruction doesn't show up but its driver extensions do

Its like its not even there, I'm surprised nobody else notices this!! Its big!!!

Did you run winmgmt.exe /Regserver ? It didn't recover my dependency tabs but the service did run.

I eventually used v1.01 to install Booogy's update pack w/o removing/tweaking anything and it worked fine.

no, winmgmt is missing, but I think I did that on purpose

However, whats this talk about an additional pack? Does it need to be run after an install, or can it be integrated into nlite

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Did you run winmgmt.exe /Regserver ? It didn't recover my dependency tabs but the service did run.

I eventually used v1.01 to install Booogy's update pack w/o removing/tweaking anything and it worked fine.

v101 of nlite?

Booogys update pack is a pack of hotfixes and updates for 2003 server. There are similar packs for XP.

winmgmt.exe /Regserver installs the WMI service. If you don't have it you're SOL. It should be in C:\WINDOWS\system32\wbem. The next time you install, do not remove or disable any services from nLite. It's better to wait until you log in and turn them off manually. Looking at your session.ini, I see you disabled a lot of them, including WMI. Maybe if you enabled it, it might solve your problem.

I had to use an older version 1.01 to fix my problem with iTunes not detecting my iPod.

thanks lets see if this works

I used bold fortunes file listing to delete some more unecessary components

Gonna see what happens on this one