Error 0x00000005 '[5] Access is denied'

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Ghred

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Hi, all! I own a home license, and am running the latest NTLite version under Windows 7 x64 to customize Windows 10 Pro 1809 x64. I see a popup window with about 50 of these error messages at the end of driver integration every time I run NTLite. The drivers in question are of two types: (1) imported from the current OS, and (2) a few are manually specified.

I've tried taking ownership of all these driver files, but that doesn't help.

Would you kindly help me with this issue?

Thanks!
 
Ghred said:
Hi, all! I own a home license, and am running the latest NTLite version under Windows 7 x64 to customize Windows 10 Pro 1809 x64. I see a popup window with about 50 of these error messages at the end of driver integration every time I run NTLite. The drivers in question are of two types: (1) imported from the current OS, and (2) a few are manually specified.

I've tried taking ownership of all these driver files, but that doesn't help.

Would you kindly help me with this issue?

Thanks!
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That shouldn't happen, or require any extra steps.
Do you have some antivirus/antimalware/sandboxing that might interfere?
Try suspending it, at least whitelist NTLite.

Please attach the preset demonstrating the issue, so that I can try replicating it, thx.
 
Kasual said:
It's Update integration that fails.
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Thanks for your helpful replies! In this case, I'm not trying to integrate any updates. But I'll keep this in mind in the future so that I don't run NTLite under Windows 7 if I do need to integrate updates. THANK YOU all for providing this extremely useful information.

So unless someone advises otherwise, then I should be able to customize a Win 10 insttall under Windows 7? Note that this is the number one reason I purchased NTLite -- The MSMG toolkit and WinToolkit would not work correctly under Windows 7.
 
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nuhi said:
That shouldn't happen, or require any extra steps.
Do you have some antivirus/antimalware/sandboxing that might interfere?
Try suspending it, at least whitelist NTLite.

Please attach the preset demonstrating the issue, so that I can try replicating it, thx.
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Thanks for your reply, and thanks for such a fine product! I'll want more knowledge and experience in correctly selecting elements to remove in the future, but that's my problem, not yours.

To answer your questions: I definitely disabled sandboxing in my Comodo personal firewall v11, as well as disabling HIPS protection. I've long ago disabled all Microsoft anti-malware, such as SmartScreen, Windows Defender, and all Windows firewalls. I also disabled Real-Time protection in my Avira AntiVir Pro, but its certainly possible that some Avira component has no user-selectable disabling option.

Next, I'm going to try dmd's recommendation to use PowerRun. But if I still see these errors, I will be happy to upload the presets I've used for your examination.

Thank you, and all of you, for your prompt and very helpful replies!
 
e_web said:
I did most of my initial 3-4 month long build tests (back when Win10 1709 was the latest) using a Win7 VM to run NTLite on a Win7 system. It took NTlite quite a bit longer to process certain hardware removals on the Win10 image but otherwise worked well.

Off base and certainly of less importance, perhaps, is that I noticed running a Win10 VM on my Win7 machine resulted in a much laggier Win 10 VM. In contrast after my live system was reinstalled using an NTLited Win10 the Win 7 VMs got laggier and so I ended up re-building most of my Windows based VMs as Win10 as well and had no more odd lag issues with them.
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Thanks for your reply. I don't use any VMs, so perhaps I'm okay?
 
I also get "[5] Access Denied" when using Windows 7 x64 SP1 to customize a Windows 10 Pro x64 1809 iso. Error pops up when I disable absolutely everything and remove absolutely every Windows component. I can't even unmount image. It says sources\install.wim file is in use

PD: Access Denied appears when removing Drivers. If Drivers from the Components section isn't touched then no errors appear. I haven't had any driver integration issue so far, this only happens when removing windows drivers
 
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Enormous thanks, dmd -- I want to report that using PowerRun solved ALL my problems! Perhaps it would not have been necessary if I had used a VM, but I've never been eager to use them. Using PowerRun made that unnecessary.

Thanks to all!
 
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