g-force

I really don`t know if this is supported at MSFN-Forums (due to nLite licence): Maybe "johnhc" can give a statement?

John, "Anderwin" made a new XP-Install - the folder is gone.

Do you have ever seen this nasty little dog in XP when you`re doing a search? Your Regtweak is used to get rid of him (i don`t like dogs even...).

so that`s RAID-1If one of the 2 HDD crashes, all data is stored on the other HDD - that`s the wanted behaviour of RAID-1. If you replace the faulty HDD (i´m not 100% sure about this), you got to REBUILD, but not to FORMAT. The whole data is mirrored from the "alive" HDD to the new one. I don`t know why one of your HDD is gone for a while, but still alive - so check connections.

"Degraded" means there is a HDD missing in the striped set. If you built a RAID-0 with 2 HDD and 1 HDD is gone (crashed or disconnected) then your RAID is no longer valid. This is NOT a driver-related problem. Check your connections (IDE, SATA, Powersupply) in your PC.

Same question again? http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...mp;#entry843276 @Mod: please *delete*

Curmudgeon, thanks for your reply and information! Good to know many people are working with nLite on their own with success. Like "johnhc" always says: "Have Fun!"

I don`t agree with that. Like older windows-versions, it`s always the best way to install the older version first. So you install first XP, then VISTA. VISTA will regognize that there`s XP preinstalled and adds it to its bootloader. If you first install VISTA, then XP, the bootloader of VISTA is gone. That`s not really too bad - you can rebuild it by using EasyBCD. But the better way is: First older OS, then the newer. EasyBCD: http://neosmart.net/dl.php?id=1

Without that LS.ini we`ll never know what really happened. You talking about "installing" SP2 and SP3, so you didn`t integrate them? Maybe it`s a problem caused by KB888333, which was missing but needed by HD-Audio. KB888333 is not in SP2, but is part of SP3.

banshee 28, you got PN.

@scott14 Thx for reporting. I'm sorry I didn`t read your first LS.ini too carefully. Wrong computertype is often the reason for errors - i didn't see it. So we got to mention, that the goal was made by ponch.

I don't use an Intel motherboard, so I can`t really help you. But maybe this will help you: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=107504

@Angelico_Payne By checking your LS.ini I see you only integrate IE7, no other tasks done with nLite. Did you pre-run nLite against this source? If you do so you might get errors. You should do all the nLite-tasks in only one nLite-run.

It can be done by OEM-Method, too. Create a shortcut to your "my.exe" on the desktop of your running system. Now copy this shortcut to your $OEM$-Folder at ""$OEM$\$DOCS\DEFAULT USER\Desktop". The shortcut will be available for all users you create on the new system.

Sorry for getting OffTopic, but we`re learning, too. @coolday We need information about your W2K-Version - is it 32bit or 64bit? My Post is still guilty:

I don`t know what`s your problem with attachments, a screener is not the best way to show your LS.ini. But okay, I took a look at it, and I don`t know why you integrate all the MS-Drivers again. They are included in XP, even nLite doesn`t remove them. No need to integrate them again.

Thx John! Could you explain a little more, please? 1.4.9.1 = nLite-version 2.0.50727 = ? 1433 = ? 5.2.3790.0 = 64bit ?

With more than 4 GB RAM installed XP often crashes or stops at installation. Remove RAM for installation and add it again after XP-Install.

Are you sure? I can`t see that. If it is like that, every driver is wrong, DPs are only for 32bit, the others drivers too.

I agree to "submix8c". If the status of both NIC stay at "Not Coneccted", it`s not a problem of the configuration of the Network - it`s the physical connection. No Crosover-Cable, I think.

Some of your faults: 1. you`re working on your desktop instead of a good working direction (other partition) 2. you unpack the DP-MassStorage and integrate the drivers with nLite - that won`t work, no integration as textmode 3. point 2. will mess up the rest of your drivers

@teseng I don`t know which ISO you`re using, but it should look like this: Pay attention to the ISO-Label, it`s different to yours.

This is the link for the EN-version: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...30-081805b2f90b As you see, SP2 or SP3 is required for install. I don`t know if this is even required for integration. Post your "Last Session.ini", as "johnhc" asked for.

I can`t see that in your "Last Session.ini" - you removed only languages. Did you run nLite more than one time against the same source?