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for some strange reason, vLite will NOT install the WIM dll files. Although I put them in there, it is not working. I put the x86 dll in the vlite\wimfltr\x86 folder and the 64bit dll in its \vLite\wimfltr\x64 folder I ALSO put the 32bit dll into the vlite folder. Just nothing works. It keeps saying "Put the WIM filter installation files in the 'c:\program files\vlite\wimfltr\x86' then press OK"...the problem is, they are there and when I press OK, it just says the same thing. I get nowhere. What on earth is wrong? Thanks in advance. DLL version reports 6.0.6001.18000 (longhorn_rtm.080118-1840)

I tried to add 8.3.2.1 Euro but no luck. I added my serial number in the .INI file and recompressed the file and it simply does not install during XP install. If I just open up the .CAB file and install it from there in XP, it works fine. Installs silently and for sure works. Just not during the nLite XP install process. Any ideas? (HINT: I checked the program files folder and there is no trace of NERO on the newly installed nlite XP)

Noob here. I finally go nLite Addon Maker to work properly. It wanted to do it's thing but I wanted it to do something else and finally it did what I wanted. Anyhow, I hope you find this useful. MagicDisc MagicDisc is a great way to mount your ISO files. This is my favorite method to mount CD or DVD image files because the program is small, really easy to use, super light on the resources. VERY important to me. I am running an Intel Celeron with 384 Mb of RAM and MagicDisc STILL runs great. Nothing more poochy than a Celeron and Intel chipset onboard. MagicISO Ok, this is MagicISO which works together with MagicDisc. You can install either one alone. MagicISO is great to look into ISO image files (and other formats) and even unarchive them to the hard drive. Small, very efficient, not a resource hog. * Note: MagicISO was not silent when I installed it. It produced for me 1 error during "hands off" install. If somebody has a fix, please let me know. Otherwise I will try to fix it myself.