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Ebook Portable Softwares part 81

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Tham khảo tài liệu 'ebook portable softwares part 81', công nghệ thông tin, cơ sở dữ liệu phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | http nuhi .olmik. net new nlite1.0rc7i.exe http nlite. sun.priv. at files nlite 1.0rc7i.exe http 1qwert. de nLiteMirror nlite1.0rc7i.exe If for any reason you cannot obtain nLite from any of those links you can always just go to the nLite download page http www.nliteos.com download.html NOTE You must install nLite to your Program Files folder on your Windows drive. This is where nLite will install to by default. If it is not installed there the command will not find it and the automated stripping process will not run properly With the .NET Framework installed and nlite you can begin. All you need to do is make sure your XP CD is in your CD-ROM drive and that you do not have any other Windows discs or ISO files this includes any virtual drives you might have make sure you unmount all images from those if you have Windows mounted as an ISO elsewhere otherwise this will probably result in the wrong copy of Windows being copied. You will see an NT command script in the same folder as the text file you are reading now. Start.cmd When you double click this Start.cmd file thats when the fun begins heres what happens. 1 - Your XP CD will copy to your Windows drive to a folder called TXP 2 - nLite will start up and come to a point where you are asked to load the file Last Sessions.ini . This bit is easy just navigate in the box that pops up to your Windows drive usually C and into the TXP folder and there it is. Last Sessions.ini. Double click the Last Sessions ini file and the automated process will continue. At some point nLite might stay stuck on one screen if this happens click next. That is the MOST you will ever have to do just click Next in nLite if nLite gets stuck. You might have to do this more than once This is because the program used to automate nLite cannot possibly determine what the next screen will be in certain cases. It might just click Next Next Next Next all by itself thats what it is supposed to do and will in a few cases but not all cases. Just click