ITsMillerTime

Here is a much simpler alternative to the problem you are having. When you turn on the computer, press whatever key you need to get into the BIOS or ROM setup. I think it's F2 for that ASUS machine. When you get into the BIOS, look around until you find where you can change the SATA mode. Try the advanced section IDE configuration. You want to change the SATA mode from native to compatibility mode. I don't have any ASUS computers around and couldn't find the exact setting from ASUS' sham of a website. I know this function exists on HP, Dell, IBM computers. Look for anything in the BIOS relating to the SATA drive and it's mode of operation. On other machines as soon as you change that Windows XP will recognize it and you can install windows. After installing windows, install all of the drivers including the storage drivers from ASUS and you can change it back.

shahed26 is right on, that's how I do mine as well.

Why did you choose to read the part about Warez and respond to it but ignore the rest of the valid comments that are basically telling you that you're wrong.?

put a command in the runonce section of the unattend settings of nlite. This is mine: REGEDIT /S %SOURCE%\apps\reg\ie7tweaks.reg REGEDIT (/s for silent) I have my .reg file in a folder called reg inside an apps folder. using %SOURCE% tells nlite to look at whatever drive letter is assigned to the cd/dvd you are installing from. I'm assuming you are installing from a cd or dvd. the runonce runs the first time a user logs on, which you could do with a one time autologin of any of the users you create with nlite in the users section

run these commands in order in either command prompt or the start->run box regsvr32 /s wuapi.dll regsvr32 /s wuaueng1.dll regsvr32 /s wuaueng.dll regsvr32 /s wucltui.dll regsvr32 /s wups2.dll regsvr32 /s wups.dll regsvr32 /s wuweb.dll hope that helps, it's a way on manually registering/unregistering the microsoft update files so that after you reboot and go to windows update it will ask you to update your windows update software and should work after that.

In the Users section fo the session file what do all of these trues and falses stand for? username|||True|Users|password|False|True|False is there any way to edit these session files before loading them in nlite and making the setting stick?

This is my biggest and pretty much only problem I am having with nLite and it's driving me crazy!! I emailed Dino Nuhagic and this was the response I got: "Yes people reported that few times but I never found a reason. Let me know if you find it." I have tried the box unchecked, checked with 0 in the days box. Neither one works.

I am having the exact same problem with XP Pro 32bit version as well. I emailed dino.nuhagic@gmail.com but no reply.