I'm having a similar problem... I've narrowed it down to nLite for sure, and I need to see if I can come by a specific bug... This is absolutely stumping me, and it's not the first time I've integrated files into a Windows CD (it was just time for my laptop to receive the treatment) 1.) I integrate RyanVM's Post-SP2 Pack 2.1.6 (along with his DX9 and Addons 1.8.1 pack) as well as Boooggy's WMP11 "Tweaked" addon using RVM Integrator 1.4.3. 2.) I move to nLite 1.30 RC2 to integrate Internet Explorer 7 (STRAIGHT FROM MICROSOFT) as well as the single update for that (again, from M$), and the M$ Dual-Core hotfix. 3.) I go to the "Options" section of nLite to change the default Windows Temp directory to C:\WINDOWS\Temp, and apply the UXTHEME patch. 4.) Lastly, everything integrates, and I create an ISO and burn it with Nero (or Alcohol 120%, doesn't matter). Everything goes smoothly, and Windows installs with no problems. However, the kicker is that on "First Boot", when Windows asks you to up your resolution then is supposed to go the configuration process where you set up Automatic Updates and set up your user account... It DOESN'T DO IT... It just goes straight to log in and comes up under the user account "Owner". Luna is disabled, and Internet Explorer doesn't work, it just comes up with a "Send Error Report" screen. I've verified that it's a problem with nLite (not sure what as of yet) because I completely avoided nLite on the last run (just using RVM Integrator) and everything worked fine, save for no IE7 or any of that stuff. It's not because of a problem with the Dell Windows XP Home CD either, as it has worked flawlessly before... I'm beginning to think that it may be a problem with the ISO creation in nLite, but that's just my theory at this point... So does anyone have any pointers? Sorry if I left anything out...
