Hello. I cannot find why this would be occurring with NTLite. I am confused as to why the user temp folder on C: is being used instead of the NVMe I had the ISO and cache on. Please advise and thank you. Yes, I have used "restart" instead of shutdown and fast boot is off.
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You can change the Temporary directory in the Menu - Settings of the tool.
Prior that unload any mounted images.
Best is to reboot and start over from fresh ISO files, this is not a known error, something basic got corrupted.
Let me know how it goes after trying the described.
Attach %temp%\ntlite.log if it happens again (replace %temp% with a new location if you change temporary directory).
Prior that unload any mounted images.
Best is to reboot and start over from fresh ISO files, this is not a known error, something basic got corrupted.
Let me know how it goes after trying the described.
Attach %temp%\ntlite.log if it happens again (replace %temp% with a new location if you change temporary directory).
Thanks, Nuhi. First time to use your support and great response with knowledge.
I had looked through settings.xml and did not see those options.
I moved the directory to v:\ntlite and all is well. It appears the default %temp% hit the 255 character limit.
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I had looked through settings.xml and did not see those options.
I moved the directory to v:\ntlite and all is well. It appears the default %temp% hit the 255 character limit.
Please lock/close thread.
[52] You were not connected because a duplicate name exists on the network. If joining a domain, go to System in Control Panel to change the computer name and try again. If joining a workgroup, choose another workgroup name.