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Hello everyone, i have recently acquired a Windows 2000 SP4 4in1 multiboot cdrom. Inside there is a folder called AUTORUN and in it are a lotta files. i'd like to know what these are, and how i can make m own setup.exe like this one in here, see my screenshots for more details.

So isn't there a way to delete that option or something?

U know, When u start the setup.exe file in u'r windows xp root, U get the blue screen with a number of options, 4 I believe. - Install Windows xp - Install optional windows components - Perform additional tasks - check system compatibility

I only want to place the productkey in my winnt.sif file, someone told me that I must set a settin to defaulthide in order to do so. But then (and i've tried this many times) when i install windows xp, at the t-39 stage i get an annoying popup welcome message. How do I turn that off?

I've noticed that whenever u integrate XP SP1a with a Windows XP distribution, the option to install .Net Framework has appeared in the 'perform additional task' section of windows setup. So what's up with this?

Can anybody tell me what is the difference between a Windows XP Professional Retail & Windows XP Professional OEM?

So after I applied the patch.cmd from the raiddrivers pack, do I then need to cut the $OEM$ thats now inmy windows xp root folder and paste it in the FILESCD folder in xpcreate?

I'm talking bout these drivers: VIA ATA/ATAPI Host Controller" - 5.1.2600.104, 10/30/2003 "VIA RAID Controller" - 5.1.2600.210, 10/17/2003 "VIA Serial ATA RAID Controller - 5.1.2600.220, 10/17/2003

My drivers are already listed in your xpcreate.cab, except that these ones are updated to version 5.1.2600.220 I believe.

Aight then, I'll check it out.

That's way too complex, isn't there a short and easy answer/sollution?

hello everyone, Included with my new mainboard, a floppydisk with SATA drivers was provided for SATA HD's. Now in the Windows Xp setup screen, when I press F6 it asks me for a disk with SATA drivers. And only when I insert the SATA disk, Windows XP is able to recognise my HD. My question is, how do I integrate the SATA drivers in a XPCREATE CD, so when I install WinXP it won't have to ask me for SATA drivers. Any help would me much appreciated.

Can anyone tell me how to integrate the Advanced Network Pack using XPCREATE?

OK, Thnx alot GreenMachine!

ok thats fine, so the only one thats different is the help update. the rest is the same for Home.

It seems that all of the hotfixes/updates are for Windows XP Professional. Can u (GreenMachine) make it also possible for Windows XP Home Edition?

here's the winnt.sif u requested, its pretty basic stuff. i'll try taking out al the extra stuff and use only the failsafe ones, c if that works. the xp source i used is Windows XP Professional Full Retail version. winnt.sif winnt.sif

Anyone?

I just made a WinXP Pro CD with XPCREATE, I added all the updates and hotfixes that are listed in the Current Hotfixes section of the XPCREATE site. Plus I put all of the xp powertoys is the SVC-EXE folder. the problem is when i played my iso file with virtual pc. when it got to t-39 minutes, the setup asked me for a Windows XP Service Pack 1 cd. what seems to be the problem? logfiles.cab logfiles.cab

Where should I put the XP powertoys, like TweakUI and many others. In which folder?

thnx extrememac, it seems that it has the same switches as de DirectX90b OPK.

Doesn't anybody know, why its listed at XPCREATE as recommended if its not available for regular users?

I've just downloaded the WMP9 bonus pack. 2 things: - Does WMP9 bonus pack include the Windows Media Player Tweak? - if so, in which folder must I place the WMBonusXP.exe?

I know what U mean, I've already been there, and U'r right. but if regular users cant download the patch, howcome its listed in bold as one of the important patches at XPCREATE?

can anyone help me? i cannot find the Q323183_WXP_SP2_X86_ENU.EXE update. its one of the updates in bold required by XPCREATE. the microsoft website doesn't seem to have the patch.