Χρησιμοποίηση του ελεύθερου λογισμικού vLite, μπορείτε να δημιουργήσετε μια εντελώς συνήθεια, bootable Vista παραθύρων εγκαθιστά DVD. Αφαιρέστε τα μέρη Vista που δεν θέλετε/χρησιμοποιείτε, αλλάζετε μερικών από τις τοποθετήσεις προεπιλογής, περιλαμβάνετε τα πακέτα υπηρεσιών και τις αναπροσαρμογές παραθύρων, και περισσότερους. Συνεχίστε για τις πλήρεις βαθμιαίες οδηγίες για τη χρησιμοποίηση vLite.
Υπάρχουν μερικά πράγματα που πρέπει να αναφέρω για το vLite προτού να πάρετε πάρα πολύ μακριά σε αυτόν τον οδηγό. Κατ' αρχάς, η δημιουργία Vista DVD συνήθειας μπορεί μερικές φορές να αναγκάσει την αναπροσαρμογή παραθύρων για να μην λειτουργήσει τέλεια. Παραδείγματος χάριν, εάν είχατε εγκαταστήσει μια έκδοση συνήθειας Vista που δημιουργήθηκε με το vLite πριν από την απελευθέρωση Vista του πακέτου 1 υπηρεσιών, δεν θα ήσαστε σε θέση να εγκαταστήσετε SP1 (χωρίς δημιουργία του α νέος Vista DVD που περιέλαβε SP1, και επανατοποθετεί το ολόκληρο OS).
Αυτός ο οδηγός δεν σας παρουσιάζει πώς να περιλάβει SP1 Vista συνήθειάς σας, επειδή η έκδοση Vista χρησιμοποιούμενη ήδη εγκαθιστά SP1. Αλλά μην ανησυχήστε, η ψηφιακή έμπνευση σας παρουσιάστε πώς να δημιουργήσει Vista DVD με SP1 συμπεριλαμβανόμενο. Και θα επισημάνω το βήμα όπου μπορείτε να περιλάβετε SP1, εάν θέλετε να το περιλάβετε.
- Πρώτα επάνω, μεταφορτώστε και εγκαταστήστε vLite. Στο τέλος της εγκατάστασης θα ρωτηθείτε εάν θέλετε να την τρέξετε. Πηγαίνετε για το, αλλά αναμείνετε ένα λάθος.
- Πλοηγήστε στο φάκελλο vLite (C:\Program Files\vLite), τον σωστός-κρότο vLite.exe και επιλέξτε Τρέξιμο ως διοικητή από τις υπερεμφανιζόμενες επιλογές.
- Δεχτείτε τη συμφωνία με τον κρότο Συμφωνώ.
- Εάν προτρέπεται για να εγκατασταθούν μερικές εξαρτήσεις, να χτυπήσουν Εγκαταστήστε κουμπί.
- Και vLite τώρα θα προωθήσει. Ένα παράθυρο θα σκάσει επάνω να ρωτήσει όπου Vista παραθύρων σας εγκαθιστά το δίσκο βρίσκεται. Επιλέξτε την κίνηση DVD που έχει το αντίγραφο Vista σας σε το. Τώρα χτυπήστε Κοιτάξτε βιαστικά κουμπί.
- Χτυπήστε ΕΝΤΑΞΕΙ Αρχεία αντιγράφων το παράθυρο, και πλοηγεί έπειτα στο φάκελλο που θέλετε να σώσετε Vista παραθύρων σας τα αρχεία. Είναι μια καλή ιδέα να δημιουργηθεί ένας νέος φάκελλος για να σώσει τα αρχεία μέσα - επέλεξα το C:\Vista Backup\
- Χτυπήστε ΕΝΤΑΞΕΙ when you’ve selected the folder.
- Now vLite will copy your Vista disc to your hard drive. This can take some time (but probably not the 20 minutes displayed in the screenshot below).
- Once vLite has copied all the files to your hard drive, it will analyze them to determine the copy of Vista that you’re running. The info will be displayed right below the Status section of vLite. When you’re ready, click Next.
- Now you have to decide what exactly you want to change/add to Vista. You might as well select all of the possibilities - you don’t actually have to make changes in each section. You’ll probably want to leave Enable before apply unchecked.
- In the first section, Integration, you can add hotfixes, drivers and language packs to your Vista install disc. This is also the place you can add SP1. If you want to include Hotfixes that you’ve downloaded from Windows Update, you can probably find them in C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download. Click Next when you’re ready to move on.
- The Compatibility window will appear. Select each of the features you want to keep in your custom Vista install disc. If you hover your mouse over each select, you’ll see (at the bottom) what will be affected by not including a particular feature. Unless you really know what you’re doing, you’ll probably want to make sure everything is checked.
- On the Applications tab you can select the applications you expect to use in Vista. I know for certain that I won’t be installing Halo 2, so I left that unchecked. When you’re done, click OK.
- In the Components section you can place check marks in the boxes next to the components you do not want included on your Vista install disc. After you’ve reviewed all of the components - and there are a lot of them - click Next to continue.
- In the Tweaks section you can enable, disable or leave as default some of the Vista settings. In the Security section of the Tweaks, you can disable AutoPlay (yay!) or change things like Hibernation, Power schemes etc.
- Select System from the Tweaks section, and review the changes you can make. One that I appreciated was to set the Control Panel to Classic View by default.
- If you’re absolutely sure you know what you’re doing, you can take a look at the Explorer section of the Tweaks, but I’d suggest leaving them alone. In the Internet Explorer section you can disable the IE Phishing Filter and/or the IE Phishing Verification Balloon Tips.
- Once more, click Next. To enable Vista to install while being unattended, fill in all of the required fields. This allows for a fully automated installation - just put in the Vista installer DVD, click start, and you won’t need to interact with the installation at all.
- Make sure to check the Regional tab if you’d like to specify a default Timezone, Keyboard layout, Time and currency format etc. Click Apply when you’re done.
- Now you’ll be asked how you want to save the changes made to Vista. I’d suggest Rebuild one. Click OK.
- And now watch as vLite rebuilds your version of Vista.
- It isn’t particularly entertaining.
- Once the process has completed, click Next.
- From the Make bootable ISO for testing or burner screen, click Make ISO.
- And select a location to save your new Vista ISO.
- Watching the ISO being created isn’t much more interesting than watching the “new” version of Vista being built.
- Once it’s done, click Exit.
- Now burn your ISO to a DVD, and you’ll have your custom, bootable version of Vista ready to install on your PC, the next time the need arises.
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Thanks for this useful info. I have Vista Home Premium that came on with the new HP computer and not an actual DVD/CD. I did order the HP restore disks from HP. Can I make the Vlite with this type of VISTA?
Dittoing on Sheila’s question. Would love to make my own DVD sans bloatware.
@Sheila Miller and Dany:
I’ve just done a scan through the FAQs, forums etc, and my short answer is - I’m not sure. I suspect if there’s a folder on your HP/PC called “Backup” or “System Backup” you could try pointing vLite at that folder, and if it “finds” a version of Vista (step #5 in the tutorial) it would work. But (for some HP models) the “System Backup” folder doesn’t actually contain Vista, rather a restoration version (?).
I do have that partition on my computer to restore it. It takes up more than half of my hard drive. I got the cds from HP that I think are the same as the restore partition. I guess I should check with them to find out if I only have a “restore” version. I havent put SP1 Vista update on this yet as I was hoping to do a clean install without all the crapware it came with and most has expired. Otherwise I havent had problems with the puter or Vista, though I have hungon to my XP machine…the verdict is still out on VISTA as far as I am concerned. Thanks
A tip for those wanting to install without HP’s bloatware: follow this post exactly, and you will get exactly what you need. It worked great for me! Don’t erase your current installation without backing up your activation first.
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=120228
Hi !
Great article ! I sent to Windows Vista Independed Group.
Best !
Weber Ress
where can i find WIM filter installation?
because i dont wanna donwload the 1Gb+ file from microsoft.
Thanks I love youuuuu thanks for this help i was looking everywhere
I followed these directions from top to bottom twice, but when I boot from the disk it starts to boot but quits cause it’s saying it cannot find the english.ini file and quits setup. I have the english and neutral language packs included but obviously I’m missing something or taking something out. Can you make a suggestion on this. Many thanks.
can you repair your computer using this newly made disc
It is very helpful and useful.Appreciate
bom pessoal preciso de uma ajuda ai eu tenho o DVD de instala?ao do windows vista ultimate so que no meu pc esta instalado o windows sever (7) e naum quero fazer o downlaod do arquivo do vlite que pede inicialmente naum tem como eu copia os arquivos do DVD pra funciona normalmente sem ter que fazer o downlaod….resposta no meu e-mail tg_tbds@hotmail.com
eu fiz o download do arquivo q pediu a instala?ao ele e 1.34gb so q mesmo asim o vlite n?o fuciona !!!o vlite fuciona no xp?????
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