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I can't remove Sophos, as it's my work laptop and I have to keep it on there. My last test I didn't disable Ransomware-Detection, just real time scanning. I'll give that a try. Thanks.

I've deleted the file just fine - because once I get the error that the file is "in use" I delete it, and then when I try to un-mount, NTlite keeps returning an error that it's corrupt (because the file is missing) and can't be unmounted. At that point I have to delete the registry key that has...

Thanks. Now it fails before I even start the image. It's clear there is a file that is being scanned/locked by some other process, as I was able to successfully build the image on another computer without the same AV installed. Now I get the error as attached when I use the test version. And I'm...

So first I get the error that the file is in use, and retry doesn't work. I cancel, and then when I try to unmount, I get an error that the image might be corrupted. Attached the error images as requested.

Here's the error I received, when trying to save changes to the image: "Detected file in use within the mount directory. Please retry when the resources have been freed, or cancel and reboot the machine." I've tried Retry and that doesn't work, and I've done multiple reboots and retried. The...

So format my computer that I use every day to build an image that restarts Windows Explorer. Seems a little extreme.

I'm either removing a component or adding another component, but for the past month I get an explorer restart on my computer and then the error that a file in the directory is I use is locked and it stops. I've updated NT Lite twice since this started happening, but I can't figure out why it...

This just started with me since the latest update, and now I can't seem to mount or unmount anything. I removed the mounted images folder, but NTLite still searches for it, and it can't seem to unmount "nothing" so it restarts explorer and fails. I keep getting "Detected file in use with the...

Ha, I thought you just wanted me to export the key in case of error. Here you go.

That did it. It doesn't show up in NTLite and I was able to mount a new image. Thanks.

Can't unload the start directory either, same error.

Rebooted, and no go. Tried the erase option and get an error that I have to unload all images from the Source page when I try.

Yes, I know it is - I deleted an install.wim file before unmounting it because I wanted to make a new image. Any attempts to unload a bad image will fail, since it can't unmount what doesn't exist. How can I get NTLite to stop trying to mount a bad image? I tried uninstall and reinstall, yet it...

There are a few packages of Dell's software that I want to include. I have a bare image, and I tried the Post-Install options with the /s command so it runs without a gui. But the software never installed on the image. Is there another parameter I need to add to get the OEM software to install...

No need for the licenced version just yet. If I had multiple images to manage, I would look into it. But we have once computer we build, so as long as we're buying the same model, the image will work. I tried another build today. I wasn't using the compressed ESD option that you mentioned, and...

Yes, looks like the best way to go is to build a clean image the old fashioned way on the laptop, and then just import the drivers from it, as well as any updates that may have recently been installed via Windows Update. I was seeing that some drivers were recognized on my laptop, but it's not...

I have used the default media creation tool USB device, and it boots fine with FAT32, but since that came from Microsoft, it should. I also looked over my driver packs, and just the video file is 1GB. I may be able to remove that and then keep my install.wim file below the max FAT32 side. But...

Just did an image with my USB drive converted to NTFS, and switched to legacy with secure boot off. After that was successful, went back to UEFI secure boot off and it failed to boot into Windows saying the hard drive wasn't recognized. Tried with UEFI and secure boot off, and now I can see the...

Tried your suggestion, and I think I found the problem. My install.wim is too big for FAT32. I did the work on my HDD which is formatted as NTFS. When copying items over to the FAT32 USB, it failed saying the file was too big. I copied over the entirety of the CAB file that Dell provides with...

Did you miss a step in there? Copy to C:\w10, and work off that folder? Then copy them back to the USB once finished? Because your instructions sound like I copy from USB to HD, copy a backup to USB, work off HDD version, and copy it again to USB? So there's the original USB files, PLUS the new...