W7T Freezes on WinSXS\\Backup and removing speech

[Legolash2o]

Ok guys i think i've fixed the problem, just testing it now then i'll post a link here for you guys to test

[anass_f]

Ok guys i think i've fixed the problem, just testing it now then i'll post a link here for you guys to test

Are you using subinacl/setacl now?

what about the cmd.exe calls?

[Legolash2o]

Here you go guys, try this/

http://www.mediafire...94zbzzfpw033idi

EDIT: It's not using any external program, it's completely code

FileInfo fInfo = new FileInfo(FileName);

FileSystemAccessRule nAccRule = new FileSystemAccessRule(account.Value, FileSystemRights.FullControl, AccessControlType.Allow);
FileSecurity fSecurity = fInfo.GetAccessControl(AccessControlSections.Owner);

fSecurity.SetOwner(new System.Security.Principal.NTAccount(account.Value));
fInfo.SetAccessControl(fSecurity);
fSecurity.AddAccessRule(nAccRule);
fInfo.SetAccessControl(fSecurity);

Edited November 13, 2011 by Legolash2o

[myselfidem]

I can't download the file! Weird

[Legolash2o]

Tell me another website to upload to and i'll upload it...

http://www.2shared.com/file/3UHmRySk/W7T130-38B_Test.html

Edited November 13, 2011 by Legolash2o

[myselfidem]

The link doesn't work!

Maybe you can try to download a new time on Mediafire with a new link?

Regards

*Edit: Ooh, my bad...I forgot to disable UAC and LUA!!!!!!!!

Now it's OK. Many thanks.

Regards

Edited November 13, 2011 by myselfidem

[Legolash2o]

What's UAC and LUA got to do with downloading the file?

[anass_f]

:prop:

It works now!

But I still have the "Packages.exe" file not being found error. :g:

[Legolash2o]

When do you get that error? just after mount?

[anass_f]

But I still have the "Packages.exe" file not being found error. :g:

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.

[anass_f]

When do you get that error? just after mount?

yes! right after it mount the image before it tries to delete the Backup folder.

[myselfidem]

What's UAC and LUA got to do with downloading the file?

If they are enabled...I cant' finish the downloading file!!

A little typo error: Component Remover => Speech and Natural Langauge

Regards

Edited November 14, 2011 by myselfidem

[anass_f]

... or Speech...

Please see the attached picture

[myselfidem]

Try to use: W:\Win7\sources\install.wim

sLastWIM=W:\0Wins\7\Ultimate\Sources\install.wim

@Legolash2o

Removing components with the new version (Test)= No errors! Windows 7 Ultimate x86

I will make more tests...

Regards

Edited November 13, 2011 by myselfidem

[anass_f]

The first highlighted line is the first occurrence for the word:"packages.exe"

The second highlighted line is when the error message appears.

Try to use: W:\Win7\sources\install.wim

sLastWIM=W:\0Wins\7\Ultimate\Sources\install.wim

I was using the same folder for weeks, so I'm sure it isn't the cause.

[myselfidem]

It seems the error is with the temp folder: sMountTemp=D:\WTMount

It's not like mine:

Settings.txt

fAddons=

fDrivers=

fGadgets=

fSilents=

fThemes=

fTweaks=

fUpdates=

fWallpapers=

sAICommands=True

sAIOSave=True

sCheckForUpdates=True

sDLogging=True

sFreeRAM=True

sGroups=True

sHotkeys=True

sLastWIM=C:\Win7\sources\install.wim

smCheck=False

sAIOPM=True

sMountTemp=C:\W7T\Mount

sQuickMerge=False

smVerify=False

sSolDownload=C:\W7T130-38B_Test\SoLoR\

sTransparency=100

sTransparencyAll=False

sW7TDISM=Normal

sW7TExt=Normal

sW7TPRI=Normal

sW7TTemp=C:\W7T

sShowAntiV=True

sSkipDCheck=True

sUploadLogs=True

sLastISO_Folder=

sLastISO_ISO=

sMountLog=True

sUSBPrepLog=True

sWelcomeTab=True

sDownloadTab=True

sToolsTab=True

sRegistryLog=False

Edited November 13, 2011 by myselfidem

[anass_f]

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:

[anass_f]

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!

[myselfidem]

Look inside the file:

C:\Windows\Logs\DISM\dism.log

You will see the errors!

Could you post your new Settings.txt file?

Maybe it seems W7T.exe can't create properly the files on another partition than C:\ !

Edited November 13, 2011 by myselfidem

[Legolash2o]

I've removed packages.exe from W7T and copied the useful code from it, so you should not receive the error anymore.. Uploading a test version now...

[anass_f]

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.

[Legolash2o]

http://www.2shared.com/file/ds4Al-VI/W7T130-68B_Test2.html

[anass_f]

Yes! the error occurs even if I select only one of them for removal.

PS: I did not tried yet the "...Test2" version.

[anass_f]

@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/

[pedilover]

Hi Liam,

the same error again. Only the describtion is a little bit other.

I hope you and Myselfidem and anass_f will find the Bug.

Regards