Cmpnents folder holds files for Dotnet for Tablet and MCE editions of XP. Dotnetfx folder is for the DotNet installer (setup.exe). Just for clarification. B)
Using dynamic disks, you can create and delete simple, spanned, striped, mirrored, and RAID-5 volumes. Why do you have to hack files to achieve what is already available? Unless this is for XP Home, which no mention of in the article?
The program I coded is quite similar to your description. It is in the sticky though, and my signature. Would not be too many programs that are like as you say. Just the one's in the sticky, that I am aware of.
Michelle Does not EZ Creator have a virtual drive? If not, download Daemons Tools. It is a free Virtual CD/DVD Emulator. Mount your ISO on the virtual CD/DVD Rom, then Virtual PC / VMWare will accept it . Edit: we talking burning? EZ Creator should be fine. You may need to use CDImage to make the ISO first though.
This could be a driver issue maybe. Also, perhaps you should check your system with Memtest86, to ensure that your hardware is fine. Remaking the project and burning again, may help? It could be just bad CD media causing this? Hard to pick for what symptoms I see.
You can see a Dat file in a VCD. This Dat file contains the whole movie. A Dat file is just a data file given the .dat extension. Data for whatever as compiled for it's purpose. Depending what it is, you can use notepad or hex editor to read it.
[GuiUnattended] AdminPassword=XXXX Autologon=Yes AutoLogonCount=1 Use these entries in Winnt.sif. Replace XXXX with your password. No regtweak required, as you do not want autologon for a personal account.
Thanks, do let me know if good or bad. Flys, good eh? I do slow it with code amazingly. But CDImage controls the ISO creation mainly. It has a good track record, but the odd bad ISO can happen.
No, not seen. Did you try to make the ISO again? I would assume you are making a DVD? 2Gb. Parimeters sent to CDImage are: -h Hidden Files -n Long Filenames -d Lower and UpperCase Filenames -x AutoCRC -o Optimize -m Ignore Maximun size of 681,984,000 bytes. Try it again please, and let me know if the issue continues. Ensure excess processes are not open while creating the ISO.