I've been having the same problem. I don't know what 'ricktendo64' is talking about, since nLite is doing all the file saving, its completely irrelavant to the problem I opened up hivesft.inf to take a look, and the error is cuz its parsing the line incorrectly An entry that spans more then one line should end like XX,/ (there should be a comma in it) and the next line (the line windows installer is telling you is corrupt should be XX, WITHOUT a comma) The way nlite is parsing it though is its carrying the comma to the second line, that it, the first line ends XX/ and the next line is , XX (Replace XX with 00 or whatever it is) I'm 100% certain this is the cause of the error, as every other line in the entire file follows the same conventions, its just that line that After correcting the problem though (and it happens 3-4 times in the file), the windows installer no longer complains about those lines being corrupted, but it just stops and says there was an 'internal setup error'. I'm not sure whats causing this, but if nLite incorrectly formattd the line, theres no way to know if there should be more characters in the second line (aka has nlite truncated the line? it already screwed up the syntax). I tried comparing it to the hivesft.inf from my vanilla windows disc, but the syntax that nlite uses to rewrite hivesft.inf is TOTALLY different .. so even if there was no 'internal error', I still wouldn't trust the install. I know this post doesn't solve your problem lol, I ran into it trying to find a solution for myself, and figured i'd let you know what i've fouond out. I have tried making an image with nlite under a dozen different conditions so far (the order in which I integrate SP3, dotnet, hotfixes, tweaks, and WMP11 slipstreaming), and the exact same problem happens, at a differnt line in hivesft.inf .. but still the same problem. If anyone has any advice I would be very grateful. O, and, to simplify things, (you may already be doing this, I dunno), you might want to try installing VMWare (or similar), and just mounting your images, and loading a virtual machine from the mounted image ... saves burning time, coasters, and constant rebooting. Hope someone can help, my view of nLite is quickly changing from 'a great piece of software' to 'a piece of trash that will ultimately hinder the stability of any custom windows installation I make with it"
