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The second is for use with nLite, and the third (.exe) is for use with RunOnce.

Go to -X-'s website http://win-x.co.cc/updates.html , where he lists all important hotfixes for XP x86, with an option to download them all at once. Of course, you can also use an Update Pack; there are a few which will show up on search.

The official web page http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareList?os=228&lc=en&dlc=&cc=us〈=&product=3879598

Sorry, no generic drivers. You have to find the correct model of your notebook on Lenovo's website and find/download/tell us the correct version/manufacturer of the drivers.

You need Intel SATA AHCI drivers, which you can download at Fernando_1's post on integration of Intel storage driver.

I'm guessing the .DAT file is some kind of container, so maybe you could try a way to extract the file from the .DAT file. THIS TOOL is a long shot, since it works for .DAT files that contain data, not A/V material, but try it still. Also, considering renaming, why not try with .avi? WMV and WMA encoding in .avi containers is not unknown. Report back

They are definitely not SP3 hotfixes, which probably caused errors.

Did you try Google search? http://www.filehippo.com/download_universal_extractor/ Enjoy

Of course, there are also other ways of integrating SATA drivers and service packs (use Search and thou shall be answered), but I have to agree with Ponch since nLite is user-friendly and therefore highly recommendable. Just follow Ponch's advices at the end of his post and you'll be just fine. Welcome aboard,

There are two ways: the WGA plug-in and the "Alternate method" at the bottom of the page where you download a small .exe file which checks your system and produces a code which you enter in a box on the web page. I also know that the code expires after some time and you can't reuse it. Anyway, -X- is right; the WGA plug-in in Firefox didn't work for me either. It redirected me to the other method. But the alternate method is still available and working. Or you can just use IE . Cheers

Administrator will not show on the Welcome Screen if you have other users on the PC. It will only show in Safe Mode and on a Classic Logon (if you type it in). This (I'm pretty sure) is the default action. Leave the Active box ticked. Edit: I now remembered I used TweakUI to make Administrator show on my Welcome screen, just above my user account.

I miss the Last post by: click. Now I have to go to the topic, then the last page, then the last post. P.S. I did not read the other posts, partly due to what I wrote above, so it is possible this has already been discussed.

Thanks, I'll try it and report.

@echo off cls ОДБЕРИ ПРОГРАМА ИЛИ ЗАВРШИ: echo 1) Mozilla Firefox echo 2) Internet Explorer 8 echo 3) Media Player Classic echo 4) ЗАВРШИ :a set /p ans=Enter a number: if '%ans%'== '1' GOTO one if '%ans%'== '2' GOTO two if '%ans%'== '3' GOTO three if '%ans%'== '4' GOTO four GOTO a :one cd "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox" start firefox.exe GOTO a :two cd "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer" start iexplore.exe GOTO a :three cd "C:\Program Files\K-Lite Codec Pack\Media Player Classic" start mplayerc.exe GOTO a :four exit This, for example. BTW, I use Notepad to edit batch files, so I'm not really sure about which set I'm using.

Are you using vLite on the DVD you already made with vLite? Because you always have to start with a new source.

The thing is I want to include Cyrillic characters for explanations, which prompts to save it as Unicode. When started in Unicode, it won't work, and if I ignore the prompt and save it in ASCII with Cyrillic characters, they're shown as question marks. So, you're saying that if I save it in Unicode as a .cmd file, it will work? To answer my own question, it doesn't.

I found this example and wrote something according to my needs. However, adding Unicode characters does not seem to work. Anybody know how to do it successfully? Thanks

Please answer this question from post #5 so we can include/exclude other options.

Which, if I may add, has an .msi extension, so it should be very easy to install silently using the /qn switch. The installer offered on MS's website is actually a web setup which (similar to Java or DirectX web setup) downloads the necessary files when double-clicked

Updated to latest version 13/02/2010 Rev.3267 by clsid

It's also OK if you extract SP3 (the i386 folder). So, if you have a folder called SP3 (for the service pack) and a folder called WinXP (for the contents of your CD), both on C:\ , then the command would be C:\SP3\i386\update\update.exe /Integrate:C:\WinXP\

Sorry, wrong post

You can't expect to have such a high resolution at first logon without installing a graphics driver first. So if you are already using nLite for Unattended purposes, why not integrate drivers as well? As for the $OEM$ folder, do you have $1 inside? The matter of fact is that they are copied the moment you tell windows where to install, during text mode.

What is the difference between these two (from you Last_Session.ini)? VIARaid\DRIVER\Raid\winxp\VIAMRAID.INF,0 VIARAID_OM74\DriverDisk\RAID\Winxp\VIAMRAID.INF,0 From what I know and have seen, it's desirable to include one SATA/RAID driver in TXT mode. Since you also included AGP and IDE drivers, it could be that you simply put all in PnP mode.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/4ynzztyjmzd/codes.7z I've uploaded two text files I found inside a program for identifying drivers, both for PCI and USB devices. Hope someone benefits from them.