Zhoerd

I've found the problem (I think): Basically it haas to do with these two lines in the Nlite.inf file: And with this line in Cmdlines.txt What happens is that Cmlines is processed when actually logged on as Default User so there is a RunOnce entry made in de Default User Profile. What is supposed to happen in the Nlite.inf files after the first person logs on is that NliteReg should be run again (?why?) and afterwards the RunOnce key should be made empty using the nliteinf,S command. These commands are actually removed from the HKU\.Default key, but when I use regedit to load the Default User hive (ntuser.dat), I notice that the RunOnce entries are still there! So whenever a user logs on the RunOnce entries are proccessed causing an Advanced Inf Install Error. I have worked around this problem by adding these lines to the cmdline.txt: And nlite.inf I've removed these 3 lines. What the exact problem is, I do not know. Anyone?

Installing a Dell Optiplex I get the Found new hardware wizard during the installation of Windows XP SP2 when I use a non-Dell screen. Setup continues after a while, but is there a way to get rid of this? It's not in de driversigning policy, I've tried that.

[moved topic, sorry] http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?act=ST&f=19&t=32004

That's what is says in setuperr.log after installation. If never actually been able to use a NLite modified I386 in my network install though. That might be it...

Could not open wmp10.inf??

Nothing happened Rerunning now...

Just to make the instruction complete. It doesn't say where WMP10.cab is supposed to be. It says to create it, but where? Running test right now!

Sanks a lot Just make sure you don't call it Makecab.bat, else you'll get a loop

Looks great, but for one thing: How does one do that? If tried makecab, but I only get 1 file at a time in the cab fiie. I've tried googling, but nothing I can use. Can anyone tell me how? If I've got it all, I'll post my findings.

Did you upgrade with SP1 first?

Which almost goes for all hardware

try a -x to extract and then update -s:[path to folder containing I386] to slipstream.

Sorry for the late reply, but I'm the one responsible for the installation of the workstations Hence me joining this forum

How about getting rid of your profile. Does it happen if you log on as a different user?

The AC3 filter comes with most of the codec packs like the K-Lite Codec pack. Did you install any of those and then removed it again? Or cleaned house in the Program Files directory?

I've known it from the problems I had with installing Unreal II , but forgot the actual key...

Good to know Anyways, antivirus like McAfee are fine. Regular updates. I'd recommend Norton Antivirus, but I think it's on the black list by microsoft

I heard on the radio today here that the French government is starting an investigation against companies that make cd's uncopyable. The law there, as is in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany, that you are allowed to make copies for your own private use. These companies don't even allow one copy and are under investigation. Companies like EMI are suspects Great news. So that question would be wether the copy that is downloaded is actually illegal. Taking it back to this topic, I guess you could see p2p programs as a way of storing backups offsite. If you got a legal license you should be fine. Microsoft itself gives directions on their site on how to create a new XP cd with SP2 slipstreamed. Thats a copy too...

Here it is: Just don't forget to put these into the default profile at the T-12 face in the Windows Installation

A thank you very much, works like a charm Zhoerd

Dear people, Anybody who knows from the top of his head how to change the default file view from icons (or anything else) to details in the registry? I've searched the entire forum for all I can tell and can't seem to find it. Help is much apreciated. A rather tired from searching all day: Zhoerd, helpdesk of the command line impared

Never mind, always start er reg file with a header like Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

Did you play around with jumper settings on the hard disk? Or been changing cd-rom drives?

Hi everyone, I'm trying to tweak the registry on the T-12. Eventhough it seems to work just fine (the command is executed), after the computers logs in again to install the rest of the software, it doesn't accept the changes I made. See the registry key for info. explorer.reg

It sets a variable called %Computername% for future use