As seen in the image.
The preset should tell the story. Before I lose another day in re-doing, is it <c>langime 'Input Method Editor (IME)'</c> or
<c>lpksetup 'Language Pack Setup'</c> by any chance? It is European language/keyboard, no IME.
Some other observations:
1. With this preset, OOBE stopped because it couldn't display the EULA. This was needed (shift+F10, regedit, type):
1a. By the way, I always wanted to know, never tested it, does NTLite accept .reg files in this format? REGEDIT4, ANSI and truncated zeroes? I am curious mostly about the truncated zeroes, the other two probably aren't a problem.
2. While redoing the preset (my source was corrupted, just added the correct source), the autosaved preset was identical to the starting preset, but dropped one line:
<Tweak name="System\EnableLUA">1</Tweak>
I don't know if it is intentional or significant, just wanted to report.
3. GUI: The chevrons > that expand the contents inside should stay at the same place. When they are closed (like this > ) they are all at the same place, but when they are opened, they move to the end of the text, all at different positions. I don't know about others, but I instinctively try to open the item, see what's inside, and then close it. With the current arrangement, I have to hunt for the chevron.
4. License upgrading: I haven't used NTLite for a long time, and when I wanted to enter the upgrade key, I couldn't figure out what the current key is (I have 1 license and 3 upgrade keys) - maybe the bullets should have an "eye" button? Or is it a security concern? Luckily, I found my notes, otherwise I was worried I could 'waste' a license. Probably not, but it was an uneasy feeling.
Edit * 5. Maybe too early, because I haven't installed drivers yet, but the installation didn't recognize an USB NVME enclosure (which worked fine, in fact, Windows was installed from it). Maybe there is something obvious in the preset?
The preset should tell the story. Before I lose another day in re-doing, is it <c>langime 'Input Method Editor (IME)'</c> or
<c>lpksetup 'Language Pack Setup'</c> by any chance? It is European language/keyboard, no IME.
Some other observations:
1. With this preset, OOBE stopped because it couldn't display the EULA. This was needed (shift+F10, regedit, type):
Code:
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Setup\OOBE]
"SetupDisplayedEula"=dword:11a. By the way, I always wanted to know, never tested it, does NTLite accept .reg files in this format? REGEDIT4, ANSI and truncated zeroes? I am curious mostly about the truncated zeroes, the other two probably aren't a problem.
2. While redoing the preset (my source was corrupted, just added the correct source), the autosaved preset was identical to the starting preset, but dropped one line:
<Tweak name="System\EnableLUA">1</Tweak>
I don't know if it is intentional or significant, just wanted to report.
3. GUI: The chevrons > that expand the contents inside should stay at the same place. When they are closed (like this > ) they are all at the same place, but when they are opened, they move to the end of the text, all at different positions. I don't know about others, but I instinctively try to open the item, see what's inside, and then close it. With the current arrangement, I have to hunt for the chevron.
4. License upgrading: I haven't used NTLite for a long time, and when I wanted to enter the upgrade key, I couldn't figure out what the current key is (I have 1 license and 3 upgrade keys) - maybe the bullets should have an "eye" button? Or is it a security concern? Luckily, I found my notes, otherwise I was worried I could 'waste' a license. Probably not, but it was an uneasy feeling.
Edit * 5. Maybe too early, because I haven't installed drivers yet, but the installation didn't recognize an USB NVME enclosure (which worked fine, in fact, Windows was installed from it). Maybe there is something obvious in the preset?
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