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I ran into the same issue. I was using the first IE7 without WGA. I re-downloaded IE7 dated 03JUL08 and was able to slipstream IE7 and the KB950759 with no issues. Give that a try...

johndoe74, If you are versed with NSIS scripts, I have this script which works great for me (Verified with an nLite'd Win2K install). The coding is wrapped on the display though and it doesn't handle uninstalling the old versions (as it's meant for slipstreaming). You don't need to add the /S switch because the installer is set to install silently. SetCompressor /SOLID /FINAL lzma ;*Application Name*; !define szName "Daemon Tools" ;*Version Information*; !define nVersion "4.08" ;*Directory to install to*; InstallDir "$PROGRAMFILES\${szName}" ;*Installer Icon*; !define szIcon "${NSISDIR}\Contrib\Graphics\Icons\modern-install-blue-full.ico" ;* Place the Daemon Tools installer and the SPTD installer in the same folder as this script *; ;* Make sure that the variables szDT and szSPTD match those installers *; ;* Daemon Tools Installer Name *; !define szDT "daemon408-139-x86.exe" ;* DT Spyware Name *; !define szSpy "SetupDTSB.exe" ;* SPTD Installer Name *; ;* You can extract this by right-clicking on the daemon tools setup file and clicking "Open Archive" (via 7-zip)*; ;* Navigate to the $TEMP *; !define szSPTD "SPTDinst-x86.exe" ;#---DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING!!!---#; ;*App Name*; Name "${szName}" ;*Setup Title*; Caption "${szName} ${nVersion} Setup" ;*Output File*; !define szOutExe "${szName}-${nVersion}.exe" OutFile ${szOutExe} ;*Shows details while installing*; ShowInstDetails show ;*Installation Type*; InstType "Full" ;*Header Files*; !include "Sections.nsh" ;*Branding Text, duh!*; BrandingText "${szName} Setup" ;**Interface Settings**; Icon "${szIcon}" ;***Sections***; Section "Full Install" SecFull SectionIn 1 RO SetOverwrite on SetOutPath "$INSTDIR" IfFileExists "$INSTDIR\${szOutExe}" 0 first File "${szDT}" File "daemon_tools.nsi" ;* Add files to be installed at first start here *; ExecWait '"$INSTDIR\${szDT}" /S' Delete '$INSTDIR\${szSpy}' ;* End start files *; Goto done first: File "${szSPTD}" ExecWait '"$INSTDIR\${szSPTD}" add /q' Delete '$INSTDIR\${szSPTD}' CopyFiles /SILENT "$EXEDIR\${szOutExe}" "$INSTDIR" WriteRegStr "HKLM" "SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce" "${szName}" '"$INSTDIR\${szOutExe}"' done: SectionEnd Function .onInit SetSilent silent FunctionEnd

I made this addon awhile back and want to see who else might want it. I tried to upload it here (only 518k) but I can't. Since I'm at work (working hard of course!), I figured I'd see if I should try and find out if anyone might be interested before I go searching for some public ftp (which I can't do at work, darn it). The original installer doesn't have a silent option but I've repacked in an NSIS installer. Source is also available upon request.

OK, I got my win2k fully functional with all my addons and all the hotfixes with no errors. That was using nLite 1.0.1. As I said before once I get a little bit more time I'll try and figure out what the differences are in the NLITE.INF (the more than likely probably cause of the error from reading other posts) and post what I've discovered.

A little more info: I'm still struggling getting my full install to work but I downgraded to 1.0.1 and have not run into INF failures yet. Once I get more time I'll have to compare the NLITE.INFs. Still testing some things though...

I've installed them via an addon pack but not integrated via the hotfix option. There's a sticky for creating a 7-zip addon pack and creating the cab file. For IE6, the silent option is "ie6setup.exe /Q". For DirectX, I downloaded the full redistributable and the silent option is "dxsetup.exe /silent". Granted this isn't as space saving as a direct integration but it works just as well.

I'm having the same issue with my win2k sp4 slipstream. I'm on duty tonight so I'm continuing to work on it. What OS are you trying to "lighten up". Things I've tried: -XP Install works great! (difference in installations being hotfixes and OS specific Addons). -Changing HKU to HKLM in NLITE.INF -Removed my RunOnce settings and compiled them into an NSIS installer that registered the executables as RunOnce. Things to try: Remove all addons, install <~~~ If this doesn't work I'll start undoing tweaks If this works then I'll try: -Adding back on hotfixes -Adding OS specific addons (DirectX, IE6, MDAC) -Adding generic addons (Firefox, etc...) Other posts have been quasi-helpful in understanding the problem but hopefully I can at least narrow down where the problem might lie.