Bram77

Ok, thank you. It isn't expensive anyway. Maybe we can buy it from donations. I'll have to ask the staff. Thank you for the info And thank you for nLite. Great program. i use it regularly.

Thank you for the fast reply! So the api is payed for? Or did the developer of nlite make a deal with the company that wrote this api?

What api is used for burning with nLite. Would it be possible to use it for the open source project www.team-mediaportal.com to? if yes, what options does it have and where can I find it?

I've started over from scratch. It wasn't that much work actiualy because most software I made my own unattended installations for at first run with batch scripts. Thank you for the tip, I'll keep that in mind.

No, I use IE6

I have exactly the same problem. Looking for a solution that I don't have to apply after the windows installation.

I've managed to make my second unattended XP Pro DVD which took a lot of time, but it's very complete now. The problem is that I cant finish it because of a bug in nLite's useraccount management. I want to have two accounts enabled. - Username: Administrator (automatic login, Administrator Rights) Fullname: SomeOne1 Password: xxxxxxxx - Username: Guest (Enabled, restricted rights) Fullname: SomeOne2 At some point during the creation of the unattended install I thought I wanted to use three accounts the extra account was deleted in a later stage of the development of the unattended installation. - Username: Somebody Fullname: SomeOne3 I'm nearly finished with customising and heve waisted 8 DVD because I always get the alert at login that probebly the wrong username and password are used and the user selected for automatic login (in nLite) can not log in. While trying to fix this I found something strange. When I look in the "User Accounts" part from Control Panel there are two user accounts. - "Administrator" - "Guest" If I use UserPasswords2 there are three different accounts. - "Administrator" - "Guest" - "Somebody" The somebody account was deleted from the install quite a while ago (with nLite). Now the stangest part. If I look in "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Documents and Settings\" there are two (not hidden) user account directories. - "All users" (not realy a user account, I know) - "SomeOne1" (Which is the Full Name of the user account I've created and deleted in the process of developing the XP installation). I've tried many different things but realy don't want to start over again. Is there a way to fix this manualy in the installation source?