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I suspected something like that, I think I'll do some batch files processing for the most important things like favourites and such. The migration tool sometimes migrates too much, I want to be able to choose. Thanks!

seems like you didn't make the ISO bootable, did you also go here: http://unattended.msfn.org/ ? On finalizing the CD: http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/finish.htm

Hi, I've been reading and working on my unattended install for a few weeks now, so far I'm doing quite well. There are a few things that really irritate me though, they seem all to be related to me wanting to have my documents and settings on the D drive. Why would I want this? Simply because it takes less time to re-install my computer if I keep everything on the D drive, I just format C, re-install.. et voila! .. Or so I thought. First thing is: when I install unattended, with the existing D drive and path settings in place, it creates new profile directories (D:\Documents and Settings\[username].[Computername]). But I don't want it to, because all my stuff is already in the normal D:\Documents and Settings\[username] directory. I don't want to copy my Favorites, Desktop, My Documents, Local Settings and so on.. It wouldn't work any way because I am not allowed access to some of these files because they were created by another administrator. Is there any way to force the install to NOT create a new user directory and just use my old dir, leaving my old files intact?

I'm trying to accomplish the same... Anybody?