[Resolved] Insufficient hardware info / Error 2 di:1 (2, 3)

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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:
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My goal is to use NTLite to remove components, and so forth, from this live install.

I have no option to manually enter my license code, the field does not accept any input.

In this configuration, I'm running a single SSD.
 
If you have a NTLite (installed) copy or backup, copy license.dat and settings.xml to NTLite folder in the live Windows.
 
Kasual said:
If you have a NTLite (installed) copy or backup, copy license.dat and settings.xml to NTLite folder in the live Windows.
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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 the same error message, and have the same problem.

Perhaps I should re-install NTLite.

The error pops up as soon as NTLite boots. At the "Manage license" window, I cannot manually enter anything.
 
jberry said:
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 the same error message, and have the same problem.
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Don't use Import, NTLite will read the Settings.xml and license.dat when dropped in the NTLite folder.
 
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 install until I can modify it, with NTLite. Therefore, I am in limbo.
 
Are you running NTLite as Administrator?

I'm running Win 7 Ultimate x64 without issues.
 
jberry, will send you a pm so we can continue debugging it, seems to be a quite unique situation.
Thanks.
 
As noted by PM, a reinstall of NTLite has resulted in a functioning program.
 
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