Mr_Smartepants

Thank you!!

I AM a student, and I used a US postal address but it still didn't look right to me. If it looks too good to be true...

Sounds suspicious to me. I read the forums, and followed the directions but it wouldn't accept my mailing address. I had to use my parents address before I could progress to the next screen. Then the billing screen showed $0.00 but still wanted my card info. That didn't seem right. I'm out...

We've been discussing that here: http://www.wincert.n...dpost__p__51977 You need to edit the SMSS.exe in the i386\system32 folder of your setup cd. The text is buried in smss.exe and not easily changed.

Thanks, I have an image on standby for immediate testing.

BTW, the XP Home bootscreen bug I reported here is still present. Home is still presented at boot as "Microsoft XP Professional". I haven't tested with any color other than the green.7z package. I thought this got fixed? *Edit The problem exists with Blue.7z theme package as well. Should I check with any other colors? Or is the problem with the GUI code?

Your instructions are here:

DSL speeds depend on line quality/distance. Mine sucks. I always recommend cable.

LOL, which .cab addon are you trying to integrate? What are you using for your source?

Legolash2o has his W7toolkit which is very nice for integrations. We are also working on a Win7 utility for integrations and removals. But progress is slow.

I have Virgin cable (not fiber) and it's awesome! I get 1.2MB/sec download rates at best. I have the 10MB connection.

Yes, the /index or /name is mandatory now with dism.

Characters with special meaning for the interpreter must be prefixed by a caret (^) to behave as normal ones. so type ^&. Or enclose the text with quotes: copy /y "%systemdrive%\test\*" "%systemdrive%\test2\*" *Edit, Oh, nevermind. I just caught you want to add, subtract, multiply & divide. Dark Madness got it.

Like you said, only get Ultimate if you want/need BitLocker or extra language support (or you want to brag). There's always "Anytime Upgrade" if you change your mind.

Worked OK for me.

Still 32-bit only?

Thanks for staying on top of it.

I've been looking into this a bit myself. I've come to the following conclusions. 1) Javascript, only widespread in webpages. 2) Java, clunky, non-standard GUI. 3) Python, excellent & powerful code. Done correctly, cross-platform. Major negative=no easy way to compile an .exe. 4) C++, The standard! Nearly all major apps are built with it. Combined with the GUI builder Qt, it's awesome. Major negative=difficult to learn 5) C#, M$'s 'improvement' on C++. IIRC, you can only develop with it in Visual Studio. 6) .NET, M$ proprietary code. Only cross-platform if you develop in linux using 'Mono'. Heavy dependency for users to install .NET.

Final release of Win7 WAIK is here. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=696dd665-9f76-4177-a811-39c26d3b3b34

The fix is in this post here: http://www.wincert.net/forum/index.php?/topic/6487-windows-7-toolkit-0-2-3/page__view__findpost__p__52034

Happened again to me. This time using Win7 x64 Pro. Integrated in a Vista x64 environment. Stuck at update 1 for over an hour. Never did finish. *Edit, Just tried it in Win7 environment...works great!

LOL, I just noticed the image in the first post is of an older G3 PowerMac.

testing...

This is 32-bit only. The first post really needs to be updated to show that. If you managed to install in Vista x64, you're pretty much screwed.