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cozetti, please attach (not paste) your LastSession.ini. I assume you mean nLite version 1.4.9.1. If you really integrated both SP2 and SP3, I am surprised you do not have many more and more sever problems than you describe. You only need to integrate the latest SP. You should always start with a fresh copy of your CD files/folders and do all the work in one nLite session. Have you tried a virtual system ( VirtualPC, VirtualBox, VMware server - all free) to test your ISO? Enjoy, John.

feliks87, please attach (not paste) your LastSession.ini and make sure you have not nLited your source more than once. Always start with a fresh copy of your CD's files/folders. Have you tried running your ISO under a virtual system (VirtualPC, VirtualBox, VMware Server - all free)? Enjoy, John.

Tibibs, we need to see your LastSession.ini to see what you are doing. Please attach (not paste) it here. Make sure you are not nLiteing the same source more than once. Always start with a fresh copy of your CD's files/folders and do all your integration in one nLite session. You can use virtual systems such as VirtualPC, VirtualBox or VMware Server - all free! Enjoy, John.

talladag, mine is invoked from cmdlines.txt in the $OEM$ folder. Enjoy, John.

djlen, there are AddOns that are included as Hot Fixes. There is a sub-forum here discussing these. There are many available to install lots of popular programs. Also see the other forums here for ideas. Good luck, John.

geoair, certainly! That is what nLite is all about. Please see the guides on the nLite web site and spend some time in these forums for ideas and problems being experienced. Enjoy, John.

djlen, there is no SP3 for XP x64. You are the second person to make this error in the last few days. Please take the time to look through these forums for ideas and problems others are seeing. Enjoy, John.

djlen, you should be able to include your new board's drivers if you can find the .inf files. Here is a great reference for x64 and some of the things you can include. Enjoy, John.

dilar, please attach (not paste) your LastSession.ini and make sure you have not nLited your source more than once. You should always start with a fresh copy of your original CD's files/folders and do all you integration with one nLite session. Enjoy, John.

taltamir, it looks to me like you are running nLite under VISTA 64 bit creating an ISO of XP 32 bit. This may well not work. You should try running nLite.exe in SP2 XP Compatibility Mode. Find nLite.exe, right click it and select Properties-Compatibility tab-check Run this program....-select SP2 XP Compatibility in pull down list. Enjoy, John.

duration, I see you have included SP3 in your hot fixes. I am sure this is your problem. Remove it from your hot fixes. Please, in the future, attach (not paste) your LastSession.ini. Enjoy, John.

gleesonger, yes Options-General tab-Folders. Enjoy, John.

djlen, Fernando 1 is correct, SP2 is the last SP at this time and I suspect there will be no SP3 for XP x64. Enjoy, John.

h_jaguar, the fact that you found the fix tells me you know a lot more than I do about this. Please attach (not paste) your LastSession.ini. I looked at my INTL.INF (in AMD64 folder - running XP x64) and I have the same line in my original and in the nLited one which was modified by nLite. I have no suggestions except to be sure that you always run nLite against a fresh source (copy of original CD files/folders) and do all integration work in one nLite session. If you cannot find the error, you could modify the INTL.INF in the folder you copied your CD to and not have to do it again. Enjoy, John.

bradybigd, LastSession.ini is found in your source folder after running nLite. Enjoy, John.

Bhavik, please attach (not paste) your LastSession.ini. You may have a SATA driver problem. Are you sure you nLited the correct text mode drivers? Enjoy, John.

taltamir, I think the more fundamental question is why are you seeing all these weird accounts? Really weird symptoms often mean the source has been used more than once running nLite. You should always start with a fresh copy of your original CD's files/folders. All integration should then be accomplished in one nLite session. Please attach (not paste) your LastSession.ini and in general you should not post your _u.ini file. Enjoy, John.

h_jaguar, I suspect no one here has a clue what your concern is. If you need help, please give us more information and in English if at all possible. Enjoy, John.

drfrot, please post a screen shot of your source folder on your hard drive. Just right click your folder, click Explore and take a screen shot of that window (alt-Print Screen). Enjoy, John.

bradybigd, did you use nLite on your source? Did you remove any USB stuff? Please attach (not paste) your LastSession.ini. In general, more information is always better. Enjoy, John.

checom, here is a good tutorial for x64. Enjoy, John.

SirHaschke, the windowoptions.js is for the Window tab in the Options menu - starting size, etc. Enjoy, John.

feras_dg, I can't answer your question but I strongly recommend you edit your post and remove your e-mail address. Enjoy, John.

Oho, my wild guess is that you have run nLite against your source more that once. This often leads to really weird symptoms such as yours. You should always start with a fresh copy of your source files/folders and do all your work in one nLite session. If you have done this, try making an ISO from your fresh source with NO modification and see if that works. Enjoy, John.

groovydad, You should integrate only one SP and do all your work in one nLite session against a new source. I suggest you make a fresh copy of your CD, start nLite and apply SP3, then the hot fixes. Enjoy, John.