towerofpower256

Hey there, I have the same problem. It's strange that the older installers worked fine-and-dandy but the newer ones are a pain in the collective buttocks. If there's a nerd out there who knows the answer, do tell.

Holy herpies on a cheese covered stick, how can you use those colors?!? Have your eye's imploded from the visual stress yet? Oww... Now I have a headache... Kudos to whoever made this game! I'm a huge fan of free games and this one deffinately takes the cake.

Never Mind... Turns out that everything works if you chuck out all of the duplicate files. Thanks anyhoo RyanVM Edit: Nope, I was wrong. Now it's not working at all and I have no idea why. It's strange because I had it working before and now I can't figure out how I did it. Any ideas?

Howdy all. This is my first attempt at making my own windows installation so it's no surprise that I've hit a hurdle but this is really ticking me off. After all the setup files have been copied and Setup kicks in, it immediatly comes up with a message saying: 'SXS.DLL: Syntax error in manifest or policy file "D:\I386\ASMS\10100\MSFT\WINDOWS\GDIPLUS\GDIPLUS.CA_" on line 0. Installation Failed: D:\I386\asms. Error Message: Manifest Parse Error: An invalid character was found in the text content.' After a bit of experementing I found out that it only happens when I integrate SP2 into the CD. I followed the Unntended Guide on MSFN and I used the nLite method AND the manual method. Also, I used CDIMAGE to make the ISO because the nLite ISOs never seemed to work. Any ideas?

Owwww floppy-disks.... Thats kinda cheap. Should I just go for the normal Nero?

Hey there fellas (and girls) I'm sort of new here but I'll try to not make an fool out of myself. Ok, what I've done is put together all of my favorite utilities and programs and prepared them to be installed from a single bat file. One program I couldn't package was the Nero OEM disk v2.0.2.34 that came with my DVD-Drive. I noticed that most of the Nero threads in this forum are only for the normal Nero and not the OEM disk. Any suggestions? And now I will really make a fool of myself and ask; What's OEM stand for?