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That power scheme did the trick. How could I have overlooked something so relevant?!?! Thanks 5eraph! If You ever come to Finland I'll buy You a pint! Strange thing is that in all my previous nLite'd discs the power scheme was in "minimal" as default (or at least I think so). I don't remember ever setting it to any position... Seems that in this case it had to be set manually as "minimal". Thanks again!

Thanks! I'll take a look at the power management if it has any significant difference in the matter. I have a faint idea that it ought not to have any... Strange though that if I installed SP3 afterwards it had no effect, but in slipstreamed setup it doesn't work.

Hi! I used nLite to make a Windows XP setup disc with SP3 integrated and unattended install. I used my XP SP2 disc as basis. After setup finishes I cannot get AMD Cool'n'Quiet working. It works if I use my older XP SP2 disc, but when I integrate the SP3 and try to install from it, Cool'n'Quiet won't work no matter what I do. I have tried this on two computers with no success. I have also tried to use older nLite version and no affect. When installing from my SP2 disc, all I have to do is run AMD's cpu driver, reboot and check the processor speed with AMD Clock 2.0.1 and everything is okay. Now when I use setup disc with SP3 integrated I cannot get the cpu driver to work no matter what I do. Rebooting several times, uninstalling/reinstalling cpu driver, driver setup using device manager. Chipset driver doesn't have any effect. I even tried to copy the SP2 disc and remade a booting disc with nLite and it worked. Problems start when I integrate SP3... Anyone having any thoughts about this?