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Thank you, John,
ebernard, thanks for the Last Session.ini and thanks much for the translation. In general, we do not need to see the _U.ini, but I see you have removed the key and other private data, so OK. Did you start with a fresh copy of your CD files/folders on your second run. If not you were asking for unpredictable results. Always start with a fresh copy of your CD files/folders and run nLite only one time doing all your work. I also see you are running nLite under W2000. I don't suspect that this is a problem but it is a problem running nLite under Vista (or W7) and integrating a Service Pact. I do not think nLite should have swapped your mouse buttons if not told to do so. Unfortunately nuhi (nLite owner/author) has not participated here in over a year, so any problems found (very few) must be worked around. Please let us know about your starting point and we'll go from there. Enjoy, john.Thanks for making my mistake clear. I used the result of the first session as the source for the second session.
The first session contained:
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Swap left and right mouse buttons
while the second session contained all but "Swap left and right mouse buttons" from that same section.
Not using a "clean" source must be the cause of the unexpected result: the mouse buttons remained swapped.
The problem was gone once I used a "clean" source.
Thanks for your effort and patience
kind regards
Eveline
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ebernard, without your Last Session.ini we would only be guessing. So, please attach it as requested in BOLD RED letters above. Enjoy, John.
Thanks for your answer.
I'm sorry. Of course.
See attached Zip.
The first *.INI file contains:
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Swap left and right mouse buttons
The buttons were swapped.
The second Nlite session was executed on the result of the first session.
The *.INI file contains:
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Active window tracking-Uitschakelen
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Animate windows when minimizing and maximizing-Uitschakelen
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Combo box animation-Uitschakelen
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Cursor shadow-Uitschakelen
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Display mouse pointer trails-Uitschakelen
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Fade out selection-Uitschakelen
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Gradient captions in windows-Uitschakelen
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Keyboard shortcut underline-Uitschakelen
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Menu animation-Uitschakelen
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Menu shadows-Uitschakelen
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Menu style-Normaal
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Show translucent selection rectangle-Uitschakelen
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Show window contents while dragging-Uitschakelen
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Slide taskbar buttons-Uitschakelen
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Smooth edges of screen fonts-Uitgeschakeld
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Smooth-scroll list boxes-Uitschakelen
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Tooltip animation-Uitschakelen
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Use a background image for each folder type-Uitschakelen
Vormgeving Uitschakelen-Use drop shadows for icon labels on the desktop-UitschakelenThe result still had the buttons swapped.
Obviously, I misunderstood the program's controls.
Thanks for your effort
kind regards
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I agree this mouse button control is in an awkward place... it IS confusing to have mouse settings to swap primary and secondary buttons down under visual effects.
If it were under sub category Control Panel->Mouse I would have found it in about two seconds and not posted...
I also had the issue with the switched buttons today.
Problem: I want to switch off every visual effect, but keep mouse buttons normal.
In one session I made the mistake to select 'all visual effects off'.
This resulted of course in switched buttons.
To correct the button settings, what should I set the controls to, in the next session?
Selecting all but 'mouse button' did not work.
Or should I start all over?
Thanks for an answer
kind regards
Eveline
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I have had problems too, with this update: WindowsXP-KB955759-x86-XXX.exe.
HFSLIP halted processing WIE318~1.exe
I think a virus scanner, damaged WindowsXP-KB955759-x86-XXX.exe, suspecting it to be malware.
I re-downloaded the file, started HFSLIP again and the problem with WIE318~1.exe seemed to have disappeared.
Make sure you have the whole service pack file, size approx 1120 kB.
Eveline
Edit: more info
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Thanks Mukke,
I would really appreciate it, if you could help me to these files!
Kind regards
Eveline
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Hi guys,
Having used fdvfiles for W2k, I wanted to do the trick with XP too.
Trying it, my already great respect for FDV, Tommy, and you guys, increased by the hour.
I just can't get it right, so it seems.
I just hope one of you will take the trouble to read this and give me a hint..
Excuse me if these are stupid questions (I'm not a system programmer myself).
Question 1
Is the latest fdvfiles-xp (from July 17, 2010) usable with XP-Home or is it for XP-Pro only?
When I put the contents of the XP-Home OEM CD in SOURCE folder and create a CD, the installer produces 50 messages about
"unable to copy file"
These files are not on the original XP-Home CD.
All but the last one is mentioned in textsetup.sif
These are the filenames:
admtoolw.chm
appmgmts.dll
appmgr.dll
asr_fmt.exe
asr_ldm.exe
asr_pfu.exe
bootcfg.exe
cipher.exe
cmdlib.wsc
compatws.inf
drvqry.exe
dwup.inf
efsadu.dll
evcreate.exe
evtrig.exe
fde.dll
fdeploy.dll
getmac.exe
gpedit.dll
gpedit.msc
gprslt.exe
gptext.dll
gpupdate.exe
irbus.inf
login.cmd
lsans.ttf
lsansd.ttf
lsansdi.ttf
lsansi.ttf
ntdsbcli.dll
opnfiles.exe
relog.exe
rootsec.inf
rsfsaps.dll
scriptpw.dll
sctasks.exe
secpol.msc
securedc.inf
securews.inf
smlgcfgw.chm
tabletoc.dll
termcap
typeperf.exe
vbicodec.ax
wmiscmgr.dll
wsecedit.dll
wstpager.ax
wstrendr.ax
xpsp3res.dllQuestion 2
Is the following expected behavior?
- When I skip these files at copy, the install continues.
- But after the restart, and login as 'Owner' - no password, when installing devices, the program mentions dozens of HFSLIPnnn.INF files missing.
- After another restart, and login as 'Owner' - no password, the desktop remains black with only the version information in the bottom right corner.
Question 3
Is the following expected behavior?
When I try to login as Administrator, I get the message I can't be registered, due to some account limitation.
That happens when I use fdvfiles-xp on a XP-Pro source as well!
Question 4
Should some filenames be changed for XP-sources with other languages?
The file TEXTSETUP.SIF mentions - among others - the following files
- msr2cenu.dll
- wmerrenu.cat
- wmerrenu.dll
With an XP-Pro-NL Source, this leads to errors: missing wmerrenu.dll etc.
Could these be the corrected filenames?
- msr2cNLD.dll
- wmerrNLD.cat
- wmerrNLD.dll
Question 5
With XP-Pro source, fdvfiles-xp, IE8, WMP11 DX9, MDAC2.8, I get the following problem after restart:
unable to find module iedkcs32.dll
Anybody has an idea what I should do?
Question 6
On this very useful (thanks a lot) website: mimo some links are still pointing to the non-existent hfslip.org site. Can anybody help me find the following files mentioned in "Extra's"?
Create the HFCLEANUP folder inside the HFSLIP folder. Then download the cleanup package(s) you want:- General cleanup set for Windows 2000, XP, and 2003
- Extra add-on for Windows 2000
- Dialup Reducer
- MS Office Reducer
- Network Driver Reducer
Extract the content of the package(s) into the HFCLEANUP folder.
Thanks for your time and answer, if possible..
Eveline
(edit: question 6 added)
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...That's what this has come to.
Hi All,
FdV, you explained quite well what happens to people and their feelings if others draw to hard on their initiative and hard labor. 'Been there'..
Of course, I'm very sorry that HFslip is abandoned by the main supporters/developers.
I became a user only lately (3 months ago) and - in short time - grew very enthusiastic about HFslip and the FDVfiles.
I reckon the FDVfiles won't be updated either, if development of HFslip is stopped?
What can we do?
Anyway, thanks a lot TommyP, TomCat, FdV and the others, for sharing your ideas and products with the world.
You helped to make this world a better place.
Best regards
Eveline
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.. I have a dual boot system with XP and 98SE. It has to be an AGP card though, as my 2003 motherboard has no PCI-E slot, and not even any free normal PCI slots!
Matrox has Driver for all their products available, very neat and thorough!
This card: Matrox Millennium G400 / Matrox Millennium G400 MAX has drivers from Win 98 up to Win server 2003 and Linux 32 and 64 bits!
Look here:
www.matrox.com And look
here, for drivers by OS
The meticulous care for good drivers is a specialty of Matrox.
kind regards
Eveline
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Guys,
I have the vanilla XP SP3 install media and want to make it up-to-date. Do I need to slipstream both of these patches:
- msxml6-KB973686-XXX-x86.exe (MSXML 6.0 Service Pack 2)
- WindowsXP-KB973687-x86-XXX.exe (Update for Windows XP (MSXML3 & MSXML6))
M$'s KB article states, that KB973686 is only for Win XP SP2.
Hi
I guess, if you have SP3 in, you don't need a fix for SP2. (?)
Eveline
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I'm Sorry if I caused confusion. MimO already gave the (not too obvious) better answer.
MimO, thanks a lot for your list and the great file checking tool!
kind regards
Eveline
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How can I establish a list of needed updates, similar to those in cited refs, and then collect them from MS while they're available for local archival ?
Use the list,
- The links lead to the MS-pages with updates for 'English'.
- On the MS-page, look for the drop box with the language.
- Select your language, then click the button labeled 'change'.
- Now you will be presented with the update in your language.
Unfortunately, you have to repeat these steps for every update.
But at least, you can find the updates in your language this way.
And if you need to know about IE on W2k, don't forget to check out this info: Vorck's Windows 2000 Repository
this info is priceless and Vorck is the greatest!
Good luck.
Eveline
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Hi,
I got the same error message with Windows 2000 Pro (workstation):
Setup can not set the required windows 2000 configuration information.This indicates an internal Setup error.
Contact your system administrator.
I used hfslip-1.7.9.cmd and the file set fdvfiles-win2k.zip,
which FdV kindly sent me on April 22, 2010 and has size of 3.172.851 bytes.
Attached is the HFSLIP.LOG, which shows I tried to use IE6 updates.
The reason I included IE6 updates is: I need to install Norman Security Suite, which refused on my slipstream CD-installation with only the IE5 updates.
FdV himself suggested this specific program may need the IE6-versions of some system files. I'm not capable to find out which IE6-update-files I would need to accomplish that, so I took them all.
Apart from the IE6-updates, I included:
- DirectX9c (standard),
- MDAC,
- MSXML,
- rootsupd.exe,
- UPHClean-Setup.msi
- script-updates: only 5.6 (which is in IE6)
- In 'Replace' I put the NTLDR and NTDETECT.COM from Windows XP, required to facilitate dual boot
Can anybody please tell me what I have done wrong?
Thanks in advance for your time and attention!
kind regards
Eveline
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Dear friends,
I would like to suggest adding something to Step Fourteen.
After explaining how to set up Nero for making a bootable CD,
please point out the user has to add to the CD to be burned:
- the files from the folder \HFSLIP\Sourcess,
as well as
- the folder with the "excellent software to install "
To you it may seem trivial, but be sure it is not for everybody.
Just my two cents..
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Dear friends,
Thanks for making such a useful and helpful website.
Even a newbie like me can use your method with success, I found out.
You make me feel happy to contribute making it still better.
1. Availability of Non-ENU versions
You point to Tomcat76'Complete List of XP Updates for the files to go in folders.
The list limits to ENU versions.
I can see why and agree.
For a non-ENU user like me, for most of the files it is easy to find the corresponding NLD version.
In some rare cases however it seems impossible.
After long tedious searching the Internet the question remains: does a non ENU version exist?
This was the case with
WindowsXP-KB905474-ENU-x86_0aad890762cf263dbd4c825c477ef7ba821a852f.exe
My question: can you or Tomcat indicate for which files only ENU versions are available?
2. P or C
In step six you mention
WIN51IP
Win51ip.sp2
Maybe it is useful to mention the fact that the 'P' in these filenames occurs in the case of XP-Pro versions, the XP-Home version has a 'C' instead.
3. Optionals
Step seven mentions: SFC_OS.DLL (OR USE AN EMPTY SFCFILES.DLL)
To me it was not immediately clear if I had to have one of these optionals or could forget both of them. Just a matter of formulation.
I suggest (hope I understood correctly):
SFC_OS.DLL (OR USE AN EMPTY SFCFILES.DLL)
You can, but you do not have to shut off WFP. If you are an "HFSLIP Expert," you might want it. A quick word about Windows File Protection. It was designed not to thwart you, but to prevent software from changing your DLLs on you. WFP is a good thing 95% of the time. Also, if you're setting up a system for someone else, and WFP is off, how long do you think it would be before they were on the phone with you telling you that their system is "acting weird?"
Here is two methods to shut off Windows File Protection.
First method: edit SFC_OS.DLL (how to link coming, for now use Google).
Alternately, instead of hacking SFC_OS.DLL, you can leave it alone and use a version of SFCFILES.DLL that is empty. Download this new SFCFILES.DLL and put it in FIX. I got the idea here, but there were several errors in the approach, so a programmer friend re-wrote the DLL for me. Here is the source.
When you don't want WFP shut off, do not include an edited SFC_OS.DLL or new SFCFILES.DLL in the FIX folder.
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FDV fileset for XP
in HFSLIP
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Dear Mukke,
You are fabulous!
These files are exactly what I was looking for.
MimO could not find them..
Thank you so much.
kind regards
Eveline