Bob Sock

Thanks for the help. I'm not too sure how the Quick.cmd works though. In nLite I put just this in the run once %systemdrive%\Install\Quick.cmd. And under $OEM$ I make a folder called $1 and in $1 a folder called Install and in Install a folder called Desktop. And all the files I want should be located in Desktop. I opened notepad and copied xcopy %systemdrive%\Install\Desktop\*.* "%systemdrive%\Documents and Settings\[b]Bob[/b]\Desktop" /s /i into it and saved it as Quick.cmd, where do I put the Quick.cmd? I really appreciated the help but I'm new at all the command line stuff.

Hello, I'm using nLite to create an unattended XP install disk and was wondering if it is possible to copy a folder with files in it from a location on the disk to the desktop after the installation is completed? If this is done using the runonce option in nLite could someone post the line I would need to put into the runonce section in nLite or point me to a location where I could find an example. Thanks.

Thank-you

I'm using nlite to create an unattended XP Pro install disk. I'm using XUpdatePack_v3.0.0.7z for the security updates and adding a few drivers also. Everything seems to work fine but when I load/run the image that I made on a virtual machine the error "The file ntkrnlpa.exe was not copied correctly.". I'm able to just push Esc and skip copying this file and XP seems to run and work fine once installed but if I have to push Esc it's not really an unattended installation. I think it's a file in the XUpdatePack_v3.0.0.7 (rar file?) that contains all the updates. Is it possible to open this file with winrar and just deleted the ntkrnlpa.exe file there? Then run nlite again and have it run properly? Here's a screenshot (poor quality due to 200Kb limit) of the error screen if it helps... ntkrnlpa.bmp