Jump to content

anass_f

Members
  • Posts

    23
  • Joined

  • Last visited

About anass_f

  • Birthday 10/07/1985

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Morocco
  • OS
    Windows XP Pro

anass_f's Achievements

Newbie

Newbie (1/14)

0

Reputation

  1. But is it normal that it launches cmd with no command line parameters?!! By the way Test2 worked charmingly. Nice work! What's new in Test3 EDIT: You may use ProcExp from Sysinternals to see what happens during the process.
  2. Yes, to remove components and add tweaks... will start a new thread and see how members will react.
  3. Trye the Test2 version which Legolash2o posted earlier: http://www.2shared.c...-68B_Test2.html
  4. @Legolash2o: I still did not get an answer regarding the "cmd.exe" question. Please check this thread and let me know what you think: http://www.wincert.n...s-from-members/
  5. Yes! the error occurs even if I select only one of them for removal. PS: I did not tried yet the "...Test2" version.
  6. I FOUND IT!!! During the whole nightmare I was only testing the new version of W7T on removing both "WinSxS\Backup" and "Speech Neutral Language" and only those things. I finally decided to choose none of these for removal and I chose only "Bitlocker Disk Encryption" as a try, and guess what! No errors and "Packages.exe" is really created in the same folder as W7T.exe SO IT IS A BUG. To reproduce the bug just select "WinSxS\Backup" and "Speech Neutral Language" for removal and see for your self. I'm gonna try each at time to see if the error occurs.
  7. I gonna be nuts! I tried every thing but with no success. changed folders, deleting everything ... I don't uderstand! I was using W7T for weeks, and just after I tried the test version that Legolash2o has PM to me today then this nightmare began!
  8. No, the image is successfully mounted in D:\WTMount and the Backup+Speech is deleted and all is fine except this error. But, I see that W7T did not create the W:\W7TTemp folder as it is stated in the settings file. I will create it manually and see what happens. Thank you guys for your help. It is much appreciated. :giveheart:
  9. The first highlighted line is the first occurrence for the word:"packages.exe" The second highlighted line is when the error message appears. I was using the same folder for weeks, so I'm sure it isn't the cause.
  10. yes! right after it mount the image before it tries to delete the Backup folder.
  11. I replaced W7T.exe with an older (1.3.0.61) version and the same error occurs! may be there is a problem in my Settings file. fAddons= fDrivers= fGadgets= fSilents= fThemes= fTweaks= fUpdates=W:\0Wins\7\Library\IE9 fWallpapers= sAICommands=True sAIOSave=True sCheckForUpdates=True sDLogging=True sFreeRAM=True sGroups=True sHotkeys=True sImagex64=True sLastWIM=W:\0Wins\7\Ultimate\Sources\install.wim smCheck=True sAIOPM=True sMountTemp=D:\WTMount sQuickMerge=False smVerify=True sSolDownload=W:\0Wins\7\Upd\ sTransparency=95 sTransparencyAll=False sW7TDISM=Idle sW7TExt=Idle sW7TPRI=Idle sW7TTemp=W:\W7TTemp sShowAntiV=False sSkipDCheck=False sUploadLogs=True sLastISOF= sMountLog=True sUSBPrepLog=True sWelcomeTab=False sDownloadTab=False sToolsTab=True sRegistryLog=False I will delete the settings file and give a try.
  12. :prop: It works now! But I still have the "Packages.exe" file not being found error. :g:
  13. Would you, Legolash2o, accept contributions from members in the following format: <Title>Windows Defender</Title> ##Title of the function removal/tweak/addon that will be displayed in the W7T GUI.## <Hint>This will completely remove Windows Defender</Hint> ##The tooltip/hint that will be displayed on mouse-hover over the title.## <HowTo>here goes the help for Legolash2o on how to achieve the WinDef removal</HowTo> ##This could be a reg file, a dism command line parameters with package GUI/name... If you, Legolash2o, find this a good idea you may set the way members could help you and then you/ I / or any one will start a topic for this purpose. Sorry for my English. :shy:
  14. Are you using subinacl/setacl now? what about the cmd.exe calls?
×
×
  • Create New...