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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...

Thanx Nuhi

Does anyone here know what is a good way to install the SATA preinstall driver. Not working for me in NTLite, maybe.....NO......I know I'm doing something wrong. Bear in mind that it install m.2 drives. Thanx in advance.

Yeah....it will happen to me too. One day into this OS and I cannot download from MS website anymore. Hhehehe...but I dont get the language problem anymore.

Found a nice clean 8.1 with only 2 updates in it.......no other crap. This one will work nicely. A little bit older but will do the job. Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit - Client 6.3.9600.16384. Thanx again Kasual

Good to know, thanx Kasual

FOUND IT. With a bare OS version there is NO Asimov, once QR KB4015550 or quality rollup is installed Asimov is installed into OS. Just someone would like to know. Will check if other updates also install Asimov into OS and report back.

OK.....It's a update causing the non-removal of asimov....will report back once I found which one it is.

Every time I remove Asimov my install tell me " Windows setup could not configure windows to run on this computers hardware", and it tells me this on more than one machine's architecture. Anyone has a better idea for removing Asimov? Thanx

Sorry Nuhi, had to post this to help....hope you don't mind. Thanx

1) Change the "Razer Chroma SDK Server" from auto to delayed auto, this will stop the desktop freeze and various other problems, see razer pic, 2) To prevent the continues popup of razer update simply edit these files, NOTE: This is my string or root...

Ok. Virtual delay issue is caused by Eset antivirus. When using the regfile to import settings it also transfer the array order which gets cocked up, causing the mounting delay. The graphics error I'm still working on. It is not the driver, nor antivirus causing the issue. Might be a telemetry...

OK. Think I've found the virtual drive issue. Will check, but I think if you remove the Hyper-V SCSI Controller it screws up the VHD in virtual machine for windows. Will check and let you know.

I actually do not test the image in any virtaul. I have a separate laptop to run tests on if I think or feel it's not right or not sure. Since the virtuals use the same machine's hardware it can be dodgy...so no. Thing is this, it auto takes the chipset drivers without option to add or remove...