Drew Finstrom

I'm having this problem with a volume copy of Windows XP SP2 and nLite 1.4 beta. The only pieces of nLite that I am using are driver integration (intel sata, broadcom network, and some intel chipset drivers,) unattended install, and creating an ISO. I am not removing any components of Windows (including CAT files,) I am not adding any hotfixes or updates, I am not using the 'tweaks' or 'options' section. I have completely re-built the nLite distribution from scratch three times now, and it has been consistant in that the HID-compliant devices that normally install as a standard user without any fuss now prompt for admin credentials. If anyone has figured this out yet I would be really happy to know how it was done.