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yes u can use it install software with xp all u need to do is place the wpi.hta at the root of your cd or dvd with all the acompanying folders done

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BST i remove the dosnet.inf

ok i isolated the problem it is the sound drivers. crap! Bashrat did u change anything in the sound drivers since Jan 6? it was working prior to Jan 6 sound drivers.

are u using bashrat's drivers? are u using nlite?

Request help seeing the error working on this for 2 days now and i can't see the error. when i first see the windows screen, and it says pls wait it just hangs and does nothing i hv to reboot in order for windows to finish installing. no runonceEX.cmd no WPI no reg tweaks. If i remove the OemPnPDriversPath it works. I can't isolate the problem either it is the drivers or soemthing else in my winnt.sif is screwed up. winnt.txt

I think there is a problem with your Method_1_V008.cmd Pls check 1. When u launch BTS_DriverPacks_BASE_V5011.exe 2. It creates the Folder Files 3. It then moves all the 7zip drivers folders to Files folders. I hv to manually move the 7zip drivers to DriversPacks. When i do launch Method_1_V008.cmd and it does extract all the drivers to Method_1_ROOT there is a file called Add_to_txtsetupsif_V008.txt what is this and what is its purpose? I am installing my Asus P4C800 E deluxe MB. w/ Promise Raid Controller. Buring First Logon » First Logon 1. Windows XP logs you in and loads personal settings 2. Both [GuiRunOnce] from winnt.sif and RunOnceEx executes at the same time 3. Desktop and Taskbar loads. My windows hangs. I hv to manually reboot the computer for RunonceEX.cmd to continue. Then WPI works. I removed all your OemPnPDriversPath="DP\L\C\1;DP\L\C\2 etc and just placed my drivers. And it worked. something is stopping windows from continuing to install. what could it be?

here is another site with pretty pictures http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/windo..._slipstream.asp

may i request 2 files from a senior member dosnet txtsetup i dont know if mine is corrupted or not. i need the ones that are already patched.

i updated my drivers pack 2nite having massive problems value o on the line in section sourcediskfiles w/ key sp2.cab error message!

your quote of no means that he is going to post / show a guide? hehhehe

Ya know, it's possible that "No" given in answer was a bit confusing. is that the same excuse given during rape trials where the girl says no but the guy things otherwise? NO mean NO! It is simple and direct to the point. Can i take the car out mom? NO Can i smoke some pot? NO are u telling me if your parents told u NO, you'll ask them for a legal brief of what they meant?

that is so lame. My registry setting is pre set to show all hidden files. if your a pirate... that is not going to stop you.

Methanoid thank you for volunteering to compile the tweaks. when will it be ready?

It is in the guide

u must be joking right? www.mozilla.org look for the support and then forum

Welcome to msfn

1st thing dude is when your a newbie dont use Nlite. If u dont know what u are doing u will just get really frustrated as hell. i suggest that u start over, retain your winnt.sif and $oem$ folder but delete everything else, copy all the files from your CD to your hard drive. Your CD has sp2 already slipstreamed? once you are done check my guides on my signature.

tjhart, i know i know we kinda mean to him. but Alanoll already told him there wasn't a way to do it.

big poppa pump u made me smile and laugh.

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man...

how is that better than the solution i posted. i hv been using it for months now.

i download it a million times already