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Here is a screenshot of the Preset tree on the lefthand side of my NTLite window. It seems to have recorded my repeated attempts to modify this Windows 10 image.

The changes that I make to my object Windows 10 image do not seem to apply. I find myself in a loop, wherein my changes reset to the original state. My steps: I open NTLite and in the Image list, in the edit cache under Operating systems is an install.win with Windows 10. I choose this Windows...

As noted by PM, a reinstall of NTLite has resulted in a functioning program.

Thanks very much.

I've uninstalled the program, and re-installed. Upon first opening NTLite, I get the error pop-up that I've posted above. A strange situation, considering that the Windows installation is unmodified. The advanced features of the program are unusable, and I choose not to use this Windows...

By my count, in the past five years there have been about five significant, successful PC games released, that use PhysX: Life is Strange (Jan. 2015) Witcher 3 (May 2015) Fallout 4 (Feb. 2016) Warhammer 40,000: Eternal Crusade (Sep. 2016) Star Citizen (Dec. 2016) Note that the most recent...

Thank you, for offering input. I took the license.dat and settings.xml files from my "old" Windows install on a separate hard drive, and transferred them to this hard drive and the new install, and then I imported and inserted them into the NTLite program and folder. After doing so, I received...

In a fresh default installation of Windows 7 Professional SP!64-bit, when I try to import my license to NTLite, to use the live install capabilities, I get the following error pop-up: My goal is to use NTLite to remove components, and so forth, from this live install. I have no option to...

Thanks very much, for making this clear. I've gotten the game, and haven't been able to get it to run. I was just about to install a modded Windows 10 OS, without Windows Media Player.

Due to the lack of any other responses, I assume that what I describe is NTLite's default behavior, and that there is no way to automate the import of a live Windows install's current options choices, and therefore replace the default option choices of NTLite. Thus, I will end this thread with...

Not any of the times that I've experienced the problem which I describe in my original post. I do hope that I am describing NTLite's default behavior. If I have caused my problems, by having changed an NTLite option which then worked against me, I apologize. I've had this problem strike me...

When I run NTLite and remove components from my live Windows 7 Pro installation (or if I make any other changes, using NTLite), and I've neglected to also go through and change any other of NTLite's options, such as the Services options, and then I apply the component removals I've specified in...

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