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    addons not completed?

    in Win Toolkit

    Posted

    BTW, with all other previous versions of w7t, addons installation always involves cab files opened using windows explorer and remain open even after the addodn install setup is complete... But with the latest version, no matter what, i always endup with a windows asking me for extract destination folder... I need to check each addon and see if it was installed successfully... I'll report back

    addons not completed?

    in Win Toolkit

    Posted

    Hi again

    I"ve integrated some addons using w7t ver 98 into ultimate 64. After installation was complete on virtual machine, windows was left with a cab file opened in windows explorer and additional windows that asking where do i wand to extract the files, as if some addond is not fully automated...? Is this a new bug? Should'nt the addons installation be seemles and fully automated?

    thanks

    stop 0x67 config_initialization_failed BSOD

    in Win Toolkit

    Posted

    OK I did further testings. The problem IS NOT RELATED TO ADDONS!!!! I integrated all of Solor's updates and removed components. All worked fine. then I only integrated a reg tweak file, and rebuild the image, now getting the BSOD Did the very same with th 84 version' no BSOD. Looks like a magor reg integration bug in the 90+ version. This can also happen to addons that make use og a regfile depending on the integration method. Looks like any version above 84 is virtually useless...

    stop 0x67 config_initialization_failed BSOD

    in Win Toolkit

    Posted

    OK, Did some more testing. If I use the "all in one" at one session i do get the BSOD with the Unlocker addon, as well with the KB2533552 update which for some reason is being treated as a addon (creates a Apps directory), but if i first install updtaes, then remove features, and last, install some addons using 3 seperate sessions (including umlocker64 but not whatsinstartup) I do not get the BSOD... So the problem remains (compared to pre 84 version). Since I do not have the ability to virtually test a 64bit built (my second PC is 32bit), I so far wasted 6 DVD medias.. So i think I"ll wait untill this issue if fully fixed (unless someone knows how to virtually test a 64bit image on 32bit machine)

    stop 0x67 config_initialization_failed BSOD

    in Win Toolkit

    Posted

    Hi

    I"ve been using the same reg file for some time with older w7t 1.3 version w/o a problem. But with the latest builds when I try to install windows on any machine, after first time logon attemnpt I get a BSOD with stop 0x67 config_initialization_failed. I notied that in the chage log the reg file intergation was chnged. Could this be the problem?

    Thanks

    AutoUnattend - path to Programdata folder w/o using drive letters?

    in Win Toolkit

    Posted

    Hi

    I would like to create a generic AutoUnattend.xml that will always place the UserProfile and Progradata folders on the first physical disk (disk 0) at the second partion (partition 1) inside folders named users and programdata. If I use the drive letter like: <ProfilesDirectory>D:\Users</ProfilesDirectory> it will work on some of the computers that only have one phisical disks, but on other cpmputers the second partition of the first disk is E:\ or f:\ not always D:\. What I need is a generic path name to "disk 0 \ patition 1\ <folder name>" Is this possible??

    Many thanks

    Install Order of intergated drivers

    in Win Toolkit

    Posted

    I encountered with the same problem (Code 12 for Display Adapters). See answers for my topic and tell me if you find a resolving. I not verified yet.

    http://www.wincert.n...r-not-instaled/

    Thanks, but the bios solution does not work for me. Dell support told me that all drivers must be installed manually or using their utility. Automatic installation cannot be supported by them. They also recommended for integrating only chipset and storage drivers, as only those are critical during boot time but still I wand to create a fully ready installation disk to be used on many computers w/o the need to manually install drivers...

    Install Order of intergated drivers

    in Win Toolkit

    Posted

    Thanks for the replies.

    I dont think integration order nor inf file naming makes any difference. The order is set by Windows I assume according to the order of detected devices. Perhaps by hardware ID's? There most be a way to cause Windows to delay the installation of specific devices. Maybe Legolash2o will have an answer

    Install Order of intergated drivers

    in Win Toolkit

    Posted · Edited by EB1000

    Hi

    I"m using the great Toolkit to integrate drivers into Windows 7 installation DVD. On most of the computers it works great, but with one of my laptops - Dell Insperion, I end up with Intel Graphic HD 3000 drivers not functioning with error code 12 that says the graphic adapter cannot find free resources.

    I called Del support and they told me that I must install the graphic drivers before I install the USB3 drivers or else the USB3 will take the resources of the graphic drivers. It was correct. If I manually Install the the drivers at the following order:

    1) chipset, 2) Graphics 3) USB3 all works OK w/o the code 12 error.

    But when integrating drivers, it seems that Windows instals them in a different order. So Is there a way to pre-set the drivers install order?

    Thanks

    Windows 7 Toolkit v1.3.0 BETA p2

    in Win Toolkit

    Posted

    Hi

    Anytime I try to do any type of image editing using this tool I end up with corrupt installation file error after setup finishes extpanding the image... I"m trying to edit a windows 7 64bit sp1 ISO on a windows 7 32 bit machine... Any segestions what could cause this?

    Thanks

    Cannot use auto updates

    in Microsoft Windows 7

    Posted

    Hi

    I've installed Win7 32bit SP1. Everything was working fine including Auto updates but since yesterday I cannot run Auto updates anymore. I get a message that "Some settings are managed by your system Administrator.." I am the system Admin. I've checked Group policies and under Windows updates everything are set to default "not configured". Also ran Automatic updates troubleshooter and it found an error with the automatic updates component, "fixed" it for me' but the problem remains the same. I also tried loging using the Administrator account instead of my default user, same issue.. My copy is Genuine of course, and I am running the latest Avira antivirus plus Zonealarm FW. Also tried to disable then but did not help...

    Any suggestions before I'll have to format and re-install Windows..?

    Thanks

    Windows 7 32-bit with full 4 GB or 8 GB RAM support

    in Microsoft Windows 7

    Posted · Edited by EB1000

    Well, having a utility written by Russian hackers certainly does NOT boost my confidence and seems to be more trickery than actual usefulness, but that's just my opinion.

    N1K is correct. Simply using the /PAE switch will accomplish exactly the same thing as this phantom utility.

    The 32-bit limitation is how the system is limited by the addressing space, NOT the vendor. Linux is limited in exactly the same way. Any more than 4 GB RAM on a 32-bit system is just not seen by the OS, but a portion CAN be used by the BIOS.

    Here's the math:

    2^32=4294967296 (4.29 GB)

    So a 32-bit system can only address roughly 4.29 GB of RAM AT THE MAXIMUM. This is a system limit, not an OS limit.

    If you have a motherboard with on-board video, then you can have 6 GB of RAM total and allocate 2 GB of that RAM to the video and the remaining 4 GB would be available to the OS.

    The OS kernel needs to reside within that 32-bit address space so it as some overhead and RAM "wastage".

    The PAE extension is built into all modern 32-bit OS (not needed on 64-bit for obvious reasons) and basically allows a second kernel to address the remaining RAM.

    More info:

    http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system/platform/server/pae/paedrv.mspx

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Address_Extension

    You can still use more than 3.5GB ram limit in any 32bit os by using the entire unassigned memory as a RAMDISK and then using this randisk to place the pagefile' so technically you have a full use of the entire installed ram. Look for a software named Ramdisk plus (ver 11) by Superspeed... I have Win7 32bit with 16GB memory in full use (3.25GB by OS and the remaining converted to a Ramdisk emulating a fixed HD with Partition table available very early during startup so can be safely used as pagefile location)

    See here:

    http://www.ocztechnologyforum.com/forum/showthread.php?55238-Guide-for-Win-Xp-installation-with-Diskpar-%28alignment%29-nLite-Ramdrive-Page-file-Tweaks-Browser-Tweaks-My-Doc-folder-move-and-Print-Spooler-on-Vertex

    how to pre-modify boot.ini in xp setup?

    in WPI, nLite and RVM Addons

    Posted

    Hello

    I hope I can find an answer here. I want to create XP setup cd that by default will cause xp boot to use grub4dos as bootloader. So I know I can rename ntldr to ntldrxp and rename grldr to ntldr and put it inside i386 to be copied by xp setup. The problem is I also need to modify the boot.ini file. But when I look for it inside i386 setup I cannot find it. I guess that XP setup generates it during initial setup. So my question is is there a way to modify the boot.ini file generation? I want it to include the following lines by default:

    title Microsoft Windows XP SP2 Pro (Find and Load)

    find --set-root /ntldrxp

    chainloader /ntldrxp

    Thanks

    Onepiece XP Post-SP3 AIO Update Pack En-US FINAL

    in WPI, nLite and RVM Addons

    Posted · Edited by EB1000

    I have a issue when using the updatepack. The issue I have is when I go to install diskeeper 2009 or 2010 during the installation the windows installer service crashes and the setup errors with a MSI 1719 error.

    The steps I used to create the Windows XP ISO:

    1. Integrated SP3 into a clean Windows XP Home SP2 source with Nlite

    2. Integrated OnePiece's update pack with RVM

    3. Created an ISO with Nlite

    4. Installed Windows XP Home SP3 + Update pack in VMware

    5. Installed Diskeeper 2010 and then received windows installer error 1719.

    What I have to tried:

    1. Integrated SP3 into a clean Windows XP Home SP2 source with Nlite and created an ISO

    2. Installed Windows XP Home with SP3 and then installed diskeeper 2010 without any issues

    3. I then uninstalled diskeeper 2010

    4. Installed Windows Installer 4.5

    5. Reinstalled Diskeeper 2010 without issues

    At first I thought the issue might be between the windows installer 4.5 and diskeeper but after installing 4.5 and then installing diskeeper 2010 on a windows xp source without onepiece's update pack I then realized it may be something else in the update pack that is causing the issue.

    I was also able to install Microsoft Office and various other applications that use the windows installer service with onepiece's update pack integrated and had no issues. The issue seems to be related to diskeeper and the update pack only.

    Thanks for any help.

    I wouldn't recommend installing any type of disk defragmentation software. No one of the available tools does a good job anyway, and they tend to cause more problems and take a lot of resources running processes in background. the best way to keep a fragment free disk is to use Mydefrag 4.x.x and run it's Monthly script OFFLINE using a live windows CD (Windows PE based).

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