Error: '[2] The system cannot find the file specified.'
Its been edited a few times.
Huh, that's new and unexpected.
Please attach %temp%\ntlite.log at the moment of the issue to see what is it actually missing (error 2).
While at it, please attach the preset demonstrating that, if you can replicate the issue using clean ISO as well.
Otherwise preserve the old image until you extract the log with more details from it, so I can adapt the tool to that situation.
Thanks.
Please attach %temp%\ntlite.log at the moment of the issue to see what is it actually missing (error 2).
While at it, please attach the preset demonstrating that, if you can replicate the issue using clean ISO as well.
Otherwise preserve the old image until you extract the log with more details from it, so I can adapt the tool to that situation.
Thanks.
Kasual
Well-Known Member
I'm running 1.5.0 Build 5030 x64.
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Kasual
Well-Known Member
The error could be related to the drive, reduced space, too fragmented, read/write errors, etc.
I don't have too much space but just tried again and had no errors.
AsadAlrafidain
New Member
I have the same problem but with driver integration
I have plenty of available space on my ssd so that can't be the cause
I scrolled through the added drivers and there is no such file
I also tried adding only two simple drivers which I know doesn't have "oem8.inf" and I'm presented with the same error
I used to add the same drivers before without a problem
I attached ntlite.log below
I have plenty of available space on my ssd so that can't be the cause
I scrolled through the added drivers and there is no such file
I also tried adding only two simple drivers which I know doesn't have "oem8.inf" and I'm presented with the same error
I used to add the same drivers before without a problem
I attached ntlite.log below
You're integrating current drivers from the host system. OEM.inf numbers are not assigned in random order if you're adding new drivers from an extracted drivers folder.
oem8.inf is missing, or requests driver files which are missing.
Run this command, to check if all the listed files are present:
pnputil /enum-drivers /files
oem8.inf is missing, or requests driver files which are missing.
Run this command, to check if all the listed files are present:
pnputil /enum-drivers /files
AsadAlrafidain
New Member
I noticed it is a driver for virtual box which i have it installed on my system.... but I had it installed forever and it never gave me a problemI'll try excluding drivers one by one to see if it solves the problem
A cleaner answer is not cloning your host's existing drivers (except when those driver files are no longer available). I would locate the drivers for your target system, extract them to install folders, and add them from the Drivers page.
This is a higher rate of success, since you know where the driver files came from. Your host system's drivers may have been updated several times, and never cleaned up.
This is a higher rate of success, since you know where the driver files came from. Your host system's drivers may have been updated several times, and never cleaned up.
AsadAlrafidain
New Member
I've managed to isolate the cause: "IWD Bus Enumerator"
now I've successfully integrated the remaining drivers
now I've successfully integrated the remaining drivers