[ SOLVED ] Problemens with ISO file
August 6th, 2016http://www.google.com?p=6508514#6508514
Did everytink like explaned, but when i try to instal i got an anyoning error , Installation Failed D:\I386\asms. error message : incorrect fucntion These are the files that ar in the ISO file, is it possible to get the Mac OSX glass Skin – map out of that iso and burn it with a normal windows edition ? iff this is possible, with map should i copy then ?? 
Thx, :mrredhat: [/quote]
CAN SOME1 PLS HELP ME ?? how can i make sure that error not apear
is it possible to get the Mac OSX glass Skin - map out of that iso and burn it with a normal windows edition ? iff this is possible
ask swaprulez about this issue, I dun know much abt that thing.he knows the best.search for the user swaprulez on this forum.
otherwise:
for me, can you show me the screenshot of the error ?
then might b i can say something.and do you remember from where u downloaded that ISO ?? might b u can get some solutioni n that place..
EDIT: just checked the topic from where u downloaded
chk this, this guy says its working properly, looks like some prob @ ur side
http://www.google.com?p=6537132#6537132
This guy is full of shit_(the one that started the topic).
Nothing disabled, nothing changed or removed.The “Last Session” files that you got in your image are created by the “Nlite” application.
This application is used to ADD or REMOVE things(like Service packs, drivers…..) to/from the OS installation package.
This guy is so clumsy that he didn`t even check the file after he finished messing around with(to delete the “Last Session” files). And not once, but twice he adjusted the OS…..as you can see there are two sets of “Last Session”.
The only thing that he could have done with “Nlite”(if he didn`t ADD or REMOVE anything indeed) is to make the installation fully unattended(added serial key and all the options that you have to set during an normal OS installation).
Maybe you should PM the guy and have a little talk about your problem, maybe ask him about the Nlite – what exactly did he use it for……….