Vista - Vista SP1 Slipstream Installation DVD

**Brink** · 05-05-2008

How to Create a Vista SP1 Slipstream Installation DVD

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Last edited by Brink; 05-07-2009 at 05:17 AM..

**Brink** · 05-12-2008

Peter,

I believe when you used the split option instead of rebuilding the created image in step 15, that it used some form of coding that will only allow the DVD to be used for installation and not for the Startup Recovery screen options.

Shawn

**tonyolson** · 05-14-2008

I got all the way down to burning the ISO file - when I clicked on burn I got a write error (no code). I kept on setting the parameters for Burn but got the same error. I clicked on some command button (I can't remember the exact button I clicked on) that took me to another screen stating it was rebuilding images (I assume the ISO file on my desktop). During this rebuilding process "my" Nero software executed with parameters to burn the ISO file. I exited Vlite after I got a Finish on rebuilding images and executed my Nero burn command and finished the Installation DVD.

The DVD does boot and I get the Windows Vista install screen (that's all the further I went). Thanks.

**Brink** · 05-15-2008

You're welcome Tonyolson. I'm glad to hear that you got it to worl for you after that. Sounds like it may have been some sort of conflict with the DVD drive software at first. ??

Shawn

**tonyolson** · 05-15-2008

I'm going to create a SP1 Installation DVD on my Laptop. I just got it to Vista SP1. It (the laptop) has the Home Basic version whereas my desktop (the one I just created the Installation DVD for) has Home Basic Premium.

When I run Vlite I'll see if it's a smooth run through when I try to burn the ISO. I've got to familiarize myself with Vlite.

Tony

**Brink** · 05-15-2008

Tony,

Vlite is a great program. Once you get use to it, you can make a custom installation DVD that includes all of the drivers and other items as well when installed.

Shawn

**Lid8nhx** · 05-15-2008

Creating one of these now... the step 12 is definetely taking a long time.. but will be nice when complete....Thanks for this....

**Brink** · 05-15-2008

You're welcome Lid8nhx. I wish it did not take so long either.

Shawn

**mengchanchai** · 05-19-2008

Thanks for a very clear procedure.

**Brink** · 05-19-2008

You're welcome MengChanChai, and welcome to Vista Forums.

Shawn

**Iforgot** · 05-20-2008

Brink
quick question or thought.
I've read various places that you cannot uninstall IE7 in vista.
Maybe able to disable it, but not remove it.

Is there a way to remove the install of IE7 when sliptreaming?

Vista SP1 upgrades the kernel to the same as Server 2008.

Allan

05-05-2008
Brink Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 25,951 posts	Vista SP1 Slipstream Installation DVD How to Create a Vista SP1 Slipstream Installation DVD ... Click here to read the entire tutorial Last edited by Brink; 05-07-2009 at 05:17 AM..
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05-12-2008
Brink Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 25,951 posts	Re: Vista SP1 Slipstream Installation DVD Peter, I believe when you used the split option instead of rebuilding the created image in step 15, that it used some form of coding that will only allow the DVD to be used for installation and not for the Startup Recovery screen options. Shawn
My System Specs

05-14-2008
tonyolson Vista Home Premium 32bit 12 posts	Re: Vista SP1 Slipstream Installation DVD I got all the way down to burning the ISO file - when I clicked on burn I got a write error (no code). I kept on setting the parameters for Burn but got the same error. I clicked on some command button (I can't remember the exact button I clicked on) that took me to another screen stating it was rebuilding images (I assume the ISO file on my desktop). During this rebuilding process "my" Nero software executed with parameters to burn the ISO file. I exited Vlite after I got a Finish on rebuilding images and executed my Nero burn command and finished the Installation DVD. The DVD does boot and I get the Windows Vista install screen (that's all the further I went). Thanks.
My System Specs

05-15-2008
Brink Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 25,951 posts	Re: Vista SP1 Slipstream Installation DVD You're welcome Tonyolson. I'm glad to hear that you got it to worl for you after that. Sounds like it may have been some sort of conflict with the DVD drive software at first. ?? Shawn
My System Specs

05-15-2008
tonyolson Vista Home Premium 32bit 12 posts	Re: Vista SP1 Slipstream Installation DVD I'm going to create a SP1 Installation DVD on my Laptop. I just got it to Vista SP1. It (the laptop) has the Home Basic version whereas my desktop (the one I just created the Installation DVD for) has Home Basic Premium. When I run Vlite I'll see if it's a smooth run through when I try to burn the ISO. I've got to familiarize myself with Vlite. Tony
My System Specs

05-15-2008
Lid8nhx Ultimate x64 SP1 and XP Pro SP3 40 posts	Re: Vista SP1 Slipstream Installation DVD Creating one of these now... the step 12 is definetely taking a long time.. but will be nice when complete....Thanks for this....
My System Specs

05-19-2008
mengchanchai Vista X64 Home Premium SP I 6 posts	Re: Vista SP1 Slipstream Installation DVD Thanks for a very clear procedure.
My System Specs

05-20-2008
Iforgot vista premium 64bit 32 posts	Re: Vista SP1 Slipstream Installation DVD Brink quick question or thought. I've read various places that you cannot uninstall IE7 in vista. Maybe able to disable it, but not remove it. Is there a way to remove the install of IE7 when sliptreaming? Vista SP1 upgrades the kernel to the same as Server 2008. Allan
My System Specs

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