Saaglem
Active Member
Nuhi. How are you mate? Tell me, please! How do you rip a clean OS without NTLite detecting the drivers on the host machine you are ripping from? I want to rip a Windows 8.1 for my Lenovo but NTLite keeps on telling the architecture version is wrong and then it doesn't import all the drivers I want to import to the image I want to create. Yes the settings for host is not marked. This is the reason I never want to import the drivers and the reason I posted last week why the chipset drivers keeps on getting imported without the request to do so. I tells me that the OS that is been created is not updated drivers free and this create a problem if the driver set is "TOO NEW" on the machine that is been installed on because then you cannot remove it or update them on the other machine! The NTLite version I us is an older version of NTLite, I know but the old one works great for me. I tried the newest one and I need to do everything over, that I did, but my OS's kept on failing so I've loaded the older one and now everything works fine. Maybe in the newer version this driver thingy is fixed?!
PS: I came right with the SATA preinstall drivers, but not from that site because it was confusing, it kept on removing the Windows PE set and not all the page is included in the explanation. I used another, https://www.rickygao.com.au/blog/use-ntlite-to-add-oem-drivers-into-windows-installation-usb-disk.
Thanx.
Cheers.
PS: I came right with the SATA preinstall drivers, but not from that site because it was confusing, it kept on removing the Windows PE set and not all the page is included in the explanation. I used another, https://www.rickygao.com.au/blog/use-ntlite-to-add-oem-drivers-into-windows-installation-usb-disk.
Thanx.
Cheers.
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