John456

I get "NTLDR is missing", but I still have to try to recreate the CD.

It would be a lot easier for me if all changes to the original source were stored in one preset. If I would like to start over, I now need to pick an early preset for the components and a recent preset for all other tweaks that I applied later. Kinda annoying...

Anyone figured this out yet?

Ok those are nice, but I don't want to recreate my UA XP CD every time there is an update to the driverpack. That is why I want the drivers on a seperate CD which is also fully automated, unattended. Any ideas?

I would like to create a CD that installs all unknown hardware devices for a specific range of computers, fully automated. The idea is that a user has a fresh Windows XP install and is missing a few drivers, for example for the graphics card (missing ATI drivers). The CD should then be inserted and, probably using some sort of application, Windows should install all the missing drivers from the CD. The CD will obviously contain a load of drivers for the range of computers it is designed for. This application would require some sort of interaction with the Windows API, initiating a driver scan for all uninstalled hardware devices. Does anyone have an idea how to do this?

Try changing the ACPI settings in nLite, make it match the destination system. Dual core pc's require different ACPI settings if I'm correct.

You seriously deserve a statue. Thank you very much for that solution, I had this problem for months. Eh, not yet. It still isn't working for me. When I replug the mouse and keyboard after the unattended cd is finished and reboot, I can't use the mouse and keyboard at the welcome screen.

I have this exact same problem for months now. This is a serious issue which needs some attention. My first test without removed catalog files was unsuccessful... I do use a custom logonui.exe, could that be the cause?

http://www.jsifaq.com/SF/Tips/Tip.aspx?id=570 Download NETUSER.EXE

But I want users that DO have admin privileges, DO have a password but that DOES NOT expire. It should be a checkbox for each user, in nLite.

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...st&p=633981

In what version will that be then?

You seriously deserve a statue. Thank you very much for that solution, I had this problem for months.

It is not in nLite, I use a DOS command to do that.

You could have a look at the C:\WINDOWS\setup*.log files. Another thing to look at would be the ACPI settings, the Computer Type field in nLite. I problems with that if I had that on the wrong settings.