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There are other AIO .Net addon packages, see links below for example: http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7696 http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7186

Then you sure have other issues, because both nLite 1.4.9.1 and .Net 2.0 work fine on 2000 and XP.

Don't you mean [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE] or [HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT]?

The HD5850 is a very good choice. Just get the cheapest (since most - if not all - of them use ATi's reference design).

Make sure your jumpers are correct on the HDD. Also check if 48bit LBA is not disabled in the bios under "large disk support".

Yeah, it does NOT poke in any file it can find (unlike nLite ).

Nice find.

With Office 2003 it depends on the distribution method. If they use a central AIP, and apply the MSP's to that, the Outlook binaries will be up to date.

Sounds interesting.

For 32 bit you only need the first entry.

Confirmed. I used to use this tweak, but it causes too many issues.

But do not use it on 64 bit systems; it's not compatible.

Why on earth would you want to install this POS? (Yeah, the article is a few years old, but their policy hasn't changed....)

And of course, this is a must read.

/offtopic, but anyway... @TechJohnson, Just a friendly tip. Better remove your email address from your signature. Spammers use web crawlers to gather email addresses, and this site is fully indexed by Google as well.

You're welcome. Good luck with your unattended disk.

See this topic: http://www.msfn.org/board/bypass-oobe-with...ion-t10799.html

Alright. Yes, there is. In WINNT.SIF, add this option to the [unattended] section: UnattendSwitch="yes" For a more detailed overview, see the winnt.sif reference.

If you want to run gadgets on XP/64, try this: Thoosje Vista Sidebar.

No, just read the whole article. Mac OS X gets the same 'treatment' for example.

Yes, like I said, put your actual commands in a batch file, not in cmdlines.txt itself (since it can be buggy). Let cmdlines.txt only call your batch file, nothing else. Put the actual commands, like "regedit /s my.reg", in that batch file. Most hotfixes can be installed silently with /quiet /passive /norestart. You can extract most hotfixes with the /x parameter, if you want to obtain a MSI for example. MSI's can be installed silently with /qb (progress bar) or /qn (completely silent). Edit: You can also use /? on most hotfixes, it will show you what switches are available.

Last time I checked, you could enable it in options. By default it shows one graph for all CPUs, but it can display all.

Process Explorer? Sits nicely in the tray, and you can configure what it displays there.

XPize: http://www.msfn.org/board/xpize-f112.html

Creating an ISO works too, but it's an unneeded extra step.