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He really isn't going to add more as the way he removes things are the dism way, NOT the hack way. i.e. DISM only allows for removal of packages and is kinda limited. Plus he is not trying to compete with vLite or rt7lite...

#1 I am an SMOD of this forum (Also I have been around MORE than long enough to have read nearly EVERY post on this toolkit.) #2 I have tested and assisted with input on this prog since its inception. #3 I HAVE READ THE FRAKING POSTS OF HIS STATING HE WILL NO LONGER DO THE SP1 INTEGRATION!!!! #4 Lego is a close friend and I talk to him on MSN frequently... Even MS has not provided a clean stable way of integrating SP1, reverse integration and admin install is the only proper way and doing that takes hours of work on a newer machine PER version! Slipstreaming SP1 with the current methods IS VERY MESSY and unstable! Providing a messy wim file with left over files and dual packages! Legolash is very professional and will not Corrupt and mess up your images with sp1 integration...

No! Nor will it ever be.

Search the toolkit addons section the addon is already there to ad this...

Sent you 5!

While it DOES work, the methodology is quite messy and brutish. It leaves excess files and packages and quite possibly other, as yet of unknown problems.

:ranting: :censored: :crying_anim02:

Gee I only have @8.5 thousand... Wanna share yours with me???

Like this maybe?

Hey ric? I installed this and the used the good old magic jellybean and found there is a serial embedded in it somehow. So in accordance to the rules of this forum I had to remove the links. To the OP: This addon was quite well done but we cannot abide by the distribution of warez here. I will not ban or warn you this time but please stick to freeware and unregistered shareware from now on.... Edit = searched the serial in google and found it all over warez channels.

Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI for short) is a hypertext application designed for giving users choice. While Windows XP offers many ways of customizing the setup process out of the box, its major drawback is the lack of being able to select which applications an end user may install. In the past, end users and administrators needed to either download the files manually, or create overly complex scripts that could only be used once. WPI allows you to create one image, which can then be custom configured, and optionally, automated, so that end users can install any applications. WPI is a simple to use automation program for the choice and installation of multiple programs, tweaks and scripts. No longer will you need a dozen CD's or more when doing a fresh Installation. No longer will you need multiple files when you are servicing another PC. With Windows Post-Install Wizard all that you will need is 1 or 2 CD\DVD's to fully install your PC with all of your apps, scripts, registry files or tweaks. Instead of having to re-download those apps like adobe reader, flash or updates to programs you can have them all on one disk. With WPI you can have all of them all on one disk and then have a nice interface for selecting which apps to install and after configured properly WPI will install all of them without any needed input from you. WPI also and is commonly used added to your windows installation disks. This way you can automate the complete process of Windows and program installations. With your typical setup of WPI you have your OS and all of the apps, tweaks and such on one disk. After windows installs, WPI kicks in and you are given a selection of everything you have configured WPI with, then you can select the ones you want or simply let the timer run out and your default apps will install. Highlights of the newest version! Loads of new features! Please read the changelog... Known Bugs\Issues! The rewind button DOES NOT work on the media player... (Probably never has) Nero 7 messes with the IE scripting engine and WPI will not work if Nero 7 has been installed or is currently installed. HOWEVER, This link to Nero Cleantool --> HERE has been reported to fix this issue. So if you wish to use WPI and have had Nero7 installed you will want to "clean" your system first. CHANGELOG! v8.2.0 Updates - Released May 18th, 2011 :: Dedicated to Kimbra ======================================================================== * If WPI is started from a network share (\\share\folder) it will look for the mapped drive letter (if has one) and use it. * Added DOS function {START} because it seems some people have a problem calling it directly. USAGE: {START} start "operainstaller" /MIN "%wpipath%\Install\opera11-uni\opera.exe" /install /silent /launchopera 0 * To give better and more accurate error reporting, if an item returns a code other than 0 or 1, it will show up as Warning in yellow. This does not count as failed. It usually just means a reboot is required to finish the installation. It's just a visual for you. * Fixed a bug in the Configurations selecter. Wasn't being critical enough. * Fixed a bug in the new Pause script. * The installer window now opens to the correct inner size no matter what window border size. * Added to Config Wizard -> Details -> "Check for reboot". This will monitor a registry key to see if a reboot is required before installing this item. * Added to Options Wizard -> Features -> "Maintain auto logon count". This will maintain the auto logon count when a reboot is required. * Fixed small bug dealing with conditions. * Added to Options Wizard -> Features tab -> "Disable combo box in installer window". This disables the combobox that changes the reboot/shutdown state. * Fixed bug in "Eject CD When Done". Works for some people, but not others. Stumped on it still. * Fixed a small bug in determining paths for network shares. * The navigation grid in the Config Wizard now remembers what column and direction to sort by. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ People still have a mix of x86 and x64 software and are running into issues with installing the proper architecture version. Now in Config Wizard -> menu -> Other there is a new Architecture item. Instead of creating two entries for each program with conditions to hide it depending on x86 or x64, do it this way as a shortcut: When adding items in the Config Wizard, if needed, double the entries for the install program: {x86} D:\MyProgram_x86.exe /s {x64} D:\MyProgram_x64.exe /s When start the installer and it comes to these entries, WPI will check the architecture bits (32 or 64) and either skip the entry or install it like normal. It will say Skipped when not on the right architecture. This is only needed if the install package doesn't have both versions in it and checks itself for which to use. This method will reduce the number of entries and not require any condition statements. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * icnocop and I worked out a better Pause solution for reboots so WPI would not continue with the next item before it should. * New Vista_Ultimate2 theme. * Fixed bug in log file time stamp. * Updated the internet connection test. * The flickering problem has been resolved in Windows based themes. Still not resolved for Windows Framed themes. * New Croation (Hrvatski) courtesy of Robert F. Merlin alias

The only way to properly do this is reverse integration. http://www.datafilehost.com/download-10515f2f.html

Integrating SP1 is a rahter messy proccess.... Win7 Toolkit DOES NOT do this.

Or I can just move it for you.

Yes massstorage drivers go into boot.wim

Thank you for the well wishes...

10+ images but the time between versions is a really looong time (Wim manager)it isn't the time of the proccess it is the time between each version.

Why is the rebuild time so much slower now?

Both boys are likely to loose all credits this trimester due to this. They however seem to be doing better than i.

Bad, rather bad.

Thank you so much!

Lucky, lucky man....

Ya know? It STILL will not make coffee for me and I requested that some time ago....