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A member (beatmaster) of "German-Winlite" builds an addons, which installs the driver. Two versions available: v1 installs by RunOnceEx, v2 installs at T-13 Link (german forum): http://www.german-winlite.de/wbb/index.php...25056#post25056

You only slipstreamed 1 Hotfix - and it`s path is way too long. Please create a folderstructure on another partition like this: D:\ -XPCD -SP3 -ISO -HOTFIXES --MS-Updates --Addons It´s a better way to work, pathes are kept short, you don`t loose everything in case of new XP-Installation on C:

"Last Session.ini" is in the root of your created XPCD. Please attach, don`t paste.

Sorry, I didn`t read carefully enough. I was thinking of "Remotedesktop". I don`t know if "Remote Assistance" is still working - I never use this.

I fixed the link - thx. "I set my printer" means, I define the Standard-Printer.

I remove "Help & Support", I don`t keep any other files than suggested - Remote is still working.

.NET 2.0 is needed: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...dd-aab15c5e04f5

Still a little confused (an John`s on Pause, I think) we need your "Last Session.ini" to get more informaation. Please regard my Signature.

This is what happens - my nLite Portable folder (NET2 required): http://www.file-upload.net/download-184312....4.9.1.rar.html

Living in Germany, I tried find out the best way get from Wilhelmshaven to Munich (München). So I started a SEARCH .... Found out my question was still answered... Too many different solutions (like Netbooks) - what should be the ONE solution?

Reporting on Errors of 2006 you should try to ensure you work on a fresh and actual copy of nLite and XPCD. Look my signature.

What makes the difference?

Glad being able to help you, please edit thread-title to [solved].

Hi Blu3220, please report if my suggestion did made effort to your install.

Tested again, changed path of XPCD-Folder, some other changes: Pathes are added, ISO-Label stays. So the INI-File has changed, but not wiped out.

Try to uncheck "Password Experation > Enable" - and start with a complete fresh session and source.

I tested again with nLite 1.4.9.1 - it stores new settings (e.g. Path) in the .ini and keeps the ISO-Setting.

I use a small tool for that: NetSetMan It is fully portable and stores it`s settings in an ini-file in the programfolder. It can do a lot more things than mapping drives - I set my IP-Adress and printer with it too.

I don`t know if it`s a bug or feature - older versions of nLite stored the last ISO-Label. You can store an ISO-Label manually by editing the "nLite.ini" in the programfolder like this: [General] Language = Deutsch CPriority = 2 AdvTweaks Path1 = Path2 = Path3 = Path4 = [ISO] ISO_label = XPProSP3

How do you try to install? By starting "setup.exe" inside the folder with parameters? If yes, which parameters do you use? Did you try to expand "avmcowan.sy_" to "avmcowan.sys"?

We had another discussion about that: http://www.msfn.org/board/wondering-do-rep...sc-t136061.html After reading it again I think I was wrong, -X- is right - only "Recovery Console" by pressing F10. I never use this, so my information was probably wrong, I`m sorry.

You got to tell us, which hotfixes won`t install and attach your batch.

Uh, that`s a nice one... Vocals: Paul Rodgers Guitar: Joe Satriani Guitar: Billy Gibbons Bass: Geddy Lee Keys: Jon Lord Drums: Rolf Buers (Member of my own Band)

Definitly NOT true. Did you think about "Manual Installation and Upgrade" - this removes those folders/files. Please check out nLite better than you did before posting. BTW: The topic at RyanVM is over 3 years old exept your post...

1. I don`t know what this is good for - I don`t use this, my $OEM$ is copied without that: [Unattended] OEMFilesPath=.\$OEM$ 2. There`s no need to remove the Unattended-Section. While booting from CD there`s a point you could press F6 - press F10 instead.