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Kagenryu

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  1. Anybody have any ideas? Should I use an original, non SP2 Cd and start all over? I've been trying to figure this out on and off for the last few months... Thanks, Kage
  2. I use a Windows XP SP2 CD and everytime I run nLite I re-copy the ISO to a folder to start fresh. I have also done this on two separate machines to make sure I didn't do something weird on one machine to possibly corrupt nLite. I also have uninstalled the program a few times and gone back to previous versions (1.0 and higher) and had the same results. Thanks, Kage
  3. I originally just used nLite. Then I also incorporated RVM Updates in previous builds, but went back to just nLite when I was receiving this error. Please note I did not get this error with versions previous to v1.0. For testing purposes of this build I have only used nLite. I get the error everytime I run Tweaks. I haven't figured out which one does it, or if it is simply just using Tweaks and/or Unattended Setup (from within nLite). If you need more information from me, let me know! Thanks, Kage
  4. While this is the first time I have integrated the drivers (I was still getting it before 1.3), I tried it without the drivers and I get the same thing. Whenever I apply Tweaks is when it happens. Kage
  5. Hi Nuhi, First off, I love this product and have been using it a number of years now. However, since version 1+ or so, and especially with 1.3RC, whenever I make an nLited XP CD (XP SP2 Slipstreamed with SATA Drivers, Unattended Mode Settings and Tweaks) I get during the Installing Windows screen a dialog box that says , "Advanced INF Install - could not locate INF file 'nLite.inf'." I also get the error twice on first logon. I get this everytime when I run the tweaks part of the nLite routine. Attached are the Last Settings.ini file for your perusal. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Kage Last_Session.ini
  6. I still get this error with 1.2.1. It happens whenever I make an ISO with changes to WinXP. For example, if I just integrate a SP, no problems, but if I add tweaks, it dorks it. -- Kage
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