mr_smartepants

Try this order: RVM Integrator w/WPI (for updates/addons) nLite (for removals/unattended tweaks) BTS driverpacks (ALWAYS last) Create ISO & test in virtual. BTS driverpacks are ALWAYS integrated last (just before creating ISO).

Yes. Your easiest method is to use Bashrat's Driverpacks.

This reg entry should fix that user accounts problem. Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.ico] @="icofile" "PerceivedType"="image" "Content Type"="image/x-icon"

You posted this exact same question to RyanVM's forums...word-for-word. That is a crosspost. You asked for the link to "a good guide". That is what I have given you. The guide tells you how to add the Office 2k3 installer files or an administrative install to your WinXP ISO. Since this ISO would obviously be too large to fit on a single CD, you must use a DVD. It's all in the guide. Have you read it? The exact link to the Office 2k3 guide is here.

You could try installing the package under a virtual environment (VPC, VMware, etc). Then just grab the folders/files that the installer vomits into your system. That's what I do. I hate installshield installers

It's bad karma to crosspost MSFN has a good guide. I suggest you read it. http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/

Is there any advantage to using the official ATI DVD decoder over the Cyberlink decoder included in Shark's [url="http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=66826&st=0"]"Vista Codec Pack"[/url]? From what I understand, the ATI DVD codec is 3d hardware accelerated while the Cyberlink codec is software emulated. Does anyone know for sure? Does anyone have CPU utilization numbers for both?

Did you try asking for help at the official BTS website? I wrote a nice tutorial there about a month ago. Enjoy

I am also having this problem. Using Nlite 1.3RC2, boooggy's WMP11 integrator and Ryan's 2.1.6 pack. I have the computer name declared in the WINNT.SIF file yet the install halts and waits for input (press enter). I can post my .SIF file when I get home from work. Apart from this problem, my XP install CD is flawless. This problem occurs on real hardware and virtual machine.