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Thanks guys, This is all the info I need. guess Ill have to build a XP VM and run from there. Its so odd that Vista has that behavior. Anyone know why that is? Not a really pertinent issue, I'm just generally curious. I might be able to understand if it had something to do with Vista UAC, bu thats not the case.
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Thanks, What about the keyless initial install?
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According to what I've read. (Here and Here) A Windows XP installation disk with sp3 slipstreamed properly will let you install XP without initially entering a CD key. Can anyone verify this behavior? Ive also noticed that sp3 requires at least sp1 to install, is this the same requirement for slipstreaming?
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This is frustrating, Is this a Nlite bug? or more than likely a Vista bug?
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I think I have to agree with some people here who would like to be able to add/create accounts via Nlite. As someone who uses Nlite a great deal for his repair work, it would be a great time saver to not to have to set up a user account every time. Yes i know its not the most secure idea, but for my situation (and maybe a few others) it would be quite ideal. As always, thanks for developing such a great program, you've have saved me countless hours of headaches and work. -straylight
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yep, it sucks, but its true, OOBE is required for activation, unless its a corporate or DELL install. Its also a good idea to keep it if you plan on ever CHANGING your CD KEY.