stevemet

Done.

label c: mydisk I know ... so it does look like runonce then ? only solution ? I can not see another but thought I woould ask

I have tried to find an answer in all forums but have failed...perhapes using the wrong search words ! My question is : How do I name the installation drive ? For example : My installation dive is C: Its name (after install using Nlite) is :"" (yep nothing) I would like to call it "My Disk" (obvisiously not but for the purpose of this excorsise) How do I name the C: drive during installation ? Do I have to create a .bat file to do so from the runonce command ? This seems to be me the only answer that I can come up with as I can not find an answer let alone the same question I am asking anywhere... Look forward to ANY advice offered. regards Steve.

Thankyou for your reply Cloferba. I knew it was obvious but could not see the wood for the trees. Done, modified tested and working. Easy realy. Thanks.

Having used Nlite - absolutly a brill prog - and customised several things, I have a little problem which I can not figure out. So. My install of Win XP SP3 installs nicely onto a (and I think this is the clue) system with a single CPU. But.... when installed onto a dual CPU the file "ntoskrnl.exe" is not the one I have customised ! when replacing it with mine using replacer.cmd all goes well untill I reboot and bang not boot. Now before you jump to conclusions the file is fine it works - known and tested. Also the file ntoskrnl.exe on this dual CPU is smaller. My Question is :- How does windows installation decide and then create/install this different ntoskrnl.exe and where does it come from.