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That was one of the most frustrating things about this problem, in a previous image I had built in the same fashion it all worked, this time it wouldn't work no matter what changes I made. As far as differences go, the I386 source files are for SP1a where as when it worked previously, it was just straight XP without a SP, what version are you running? maybe if I get time I'll rip a quick image of straight XP and see if that changes the need for /RX:Lang. Tony
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I have had the same issues with trying to create an unattended installation of WindowsXP with the default Regional Settings changed to something other then United States, for my image this needs to be set to Australia. The following is how I resolved the issue: 1. Ensure that these bits are in the unattend.txt answer file: [unattended] UnattendMode=FullUnattended OemSkipEula=Yes OemPreinstall=Yes [GuiUnattended] OEMSkipRegional=1 [RegionalSettings] LanguageGroup=x Language=00000c09 2. Add the /rx:lang command switch to the Winnt.exe command, this will copy the Language folder during the install of Windows XP and your language files will be installed. A point to take into account is that the [RegionalSettings] strings will also need to be entered into your Sysprep.inf file if you plan to run a Sysprep on the machine as otherwise all regional settings will be returned to Microsofts original of United States.