Hi

At the beginning of the setup when it's copying files, I get error messages saying that windows cannot copy the following files:

kodac_dc.icm

srgb.icm

streamci.dll

tosdvd.sys

tsbvcap.sys

tsbyuv.dll

usbcamd2.sys

usbacmd.sys

vdmindvd.sys

wowfax.dll

wowfaxui.dll

usrcntra.dll

usrcoina.dll

usrdpa.dll

usrdtea.dll

usrfaxa.dll

usrlbva.dll

usrmlnka.exe

usrprbda.exe

usrrtosa.dll

usrsdpia.dll

usrshuta.exe

usrsvpia.dll

usrv42a.dll

usrv80a.dll

usrvoica.dll

usrvpa.dll

Anybody had the same problem or know what to do about it?

I have had the same problem with random files not copying. I can use the CD on another PC and it works fine then I can came back to the original PC and it works. I have not been able to identifying what's causing the problem because it hasn't been consistent.

I too would like to know why this happens sometimes.

Yes, I also got such issues starting about 10 days ago, when I changed a couple of things:

- new update pack -unlikely to do any arm,

- upgraded to ImgBurn 1.2 - much more plausible candidate.

At first I suspected my CD-RW geting old and bought a new one but It did the same with a brand new one, although less often.

The main problem to adress the issue is the lack of repeatability (random files not copied, etc.)

I also roamed the forums last week about that and found another case on a french forum, and possibly another one on RyanVM's.

Of course, all our problems may be different ones but this thread is a good idea so we might be able to circumcise the problem if more people report about it.

So If there's no other candidate as for now, I'd ask if you also burned your image using ImgBurn 1.2 (1.1 was fine for me)

I remember being able, for some files, to have setup copy them just by opening/closing the CD Drive tray. So to me, it looks rather like a burning issue. But I may be wrong. we need more info...

My problem is that those files don't exist in the XP CD! Why is setup trying to copy them in the first place?

My problem is that those files don't exist in the XP CD! Why is setup trying to copy them in the first place?

Those files (yours, not mines) are inside the 'drivers.cab' archive on your CD.

Edited March 14, 200620 yr by Djé

My problem is that those files don't exist in the XP CD! Why is setup trying to copy them in the first place?

Those files (yours, not mines) are inside the 'drivers.cab' archive on your CD.

Actually they aren't (the reason is still a mystery). But I solved the problem by copying the files from the original XP cd directly to the I386 folder of the unattendede cd.

Thank you for the help though guys.