[GoBBLeS]

Ok, made a vLite Vista copy and with alot taken off.

Some of these things are drivers that i don't need.
There are none that i can find that relates to CDROM/DVD drivers, but none of my drives get found.

I think it may be some other thing i've removed, but i can't really figure it out..

Anyone know, more precisely, what optionals can en/disable CDROM/DVD support?

Btw. is there a way of not installing WMP and still be able to play WMV9/11 files? I really loathe that app and i usually use WMClassic and k-lite codec pack to play everything, but WMP seems to have to be installed to play WMV videoes integrated in websites.

This post has been edited by GoBBLeS: 08 January 2009 - 09:16 AM

[El Barry]

As far as I know, you can remove all the components the the DVD drives would still work. The only thing I can think about is if your drives are connected on the SATA ports and the BIOS is configured in AHCI or RAID; still, I am configured as AHCI and never had a problem with my drive.

For WMP, you must have it installed for WMV playback.

[GoBBLeS]

Well, it worked the next time i made an ISO, donno what rectified it. Thank anyway

[mkgodfrey]

Unrelated to vlite, Vista and XP have a common issue with optical drives showing up. I also had this issue when newly installing Windows 7. Try this:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060