hag672

I use a clean source each time I have created a new revision. The only thing that I do prior to making the nlite iso is to add the components to turn off into the winnt.sif file. I use nlite once to create the installer. I am enclosing the last_session_ini file. Should I leave this in before making the nlite iso? Much thanks, hag672 Last Session.ini

Kel: You've assisted me and so many others. I am so sorry for your loss. My deepest sympathys go out to you and your family. I wish there was some way for us to help you during your time of sorrow. Please accept our prayers of support, and of friendshop. You have been a special friend. LOL

Hi: I used nlite to build my new XPPro 32-bit installation. I used the new OnPiece Post SP3 AIO 4.5.1, Java 6 update 25, Kel's CPLBonus Pack 12.2, Adobe Shockwave player 11.5, Adobe Flash Player 10.2, and Adobe Acrobat Reader 10. In my WINNT.SIF file I have the following: ; Generated by nLite 1.4.9.1 [Data] Autopartition=0 MsDosInitiated=0 UnattendedInstall="Yes" [unattended] UnattendMode=ProvideDefault UnattendSwitch="No" OemPreinstall="Yes" OemSkipEula="Yes" FileSystem=* WaitForReboot="No" NoWaitAfterTextMode=1 NoWaitAfterGUIMode=1 DriverSigningPolicy=Ignore NonDriverSigningPolicy=Ignore Hibernation="No" [Display] Xresolution=800 Yresolution=600 BitsPerPel=32 [systemRestore] DisableSR=1 CreateFirstRunRp=0 [GuiUnattended] OemSkipWelcome=1 [shell] DefaultThemesOff="Yes" DefaultStartPanelOff="Yes" [Components] WinRM=off PowerShell=off PowerShellISE=off Silverlight=off MDX=off WDSearch=off IMAPI2=off ICCDSCD=off WRMC=off BitLockerToGo=off BrowserChoice=off msmsgs=off msnexplr=off media_clips=off Clipbook=off Dialer=off Chat=off hypertrm=off pinball=off freecell=off minesweeper=off spider=off hearts=off zonegames=off Deskpaper=off Charmap=off Netoc=off Indexsrv_system=off [userData] ProductKey="*****-*****-*****-*****-*****" [RegionalSettings] LanguageGroup=1 Language= "0409" [Networking] InstallDefaultComponents="Yes" [identification] JoinWorkgroup=WORKGROUP All items in the component section were installed! They were not supposed to be. Adobe Acrobat Reader was NOT installed! In the OnePiece NET framework 1..1 was not installed - That i something some of my specializes addaptive software needs. Also in nlite, In the tweaks section, I turned off all animation, translucent start menu highlight, mousr shadows, pointer trails, etc. ALL were enabled when I ran the setup in Virtual PC 2007 during my tests. Is there any way short of totally removing all of the components I do not want to install? I'd like to have the option of installing these items at a later date if I choose. Totally removing them removes this choice forever! Also, is there another way of tweaking the setup prior to building the iso? Being blind I don't want to waste system resources with the animations, etc. Much Thanks, hag672

Hi: I created a new slipstream of Windows XP Pro SP3 (32-bit) using nlite and the new Onepiece AIO 4.51, Java 6 runtime update 25, adobe flash player AIO 10, Adobe Shockwave Player 11.5, Adobe Reader 10, Kel's bonus pack 12.2, Yumayau VC78910 Runtimes. I received no errors during integration. The only changes I made prior to making the iso, was to add the components to turn uff dur9ng install. I am using Virtual PC2007 with a virtual hard drive created for Windows XP. The partition formats, the setup files are copied over, and before setup starts I receive the message of: Windows XP Professional Setup Setup cannot set the required Windows XP configuration information. This indicates an internal error. Contact your System Administrator. I rebuilt the compilation from scratch with clean source 3 times, and still have the error. My winmt.sif contains the following: ; Generated by nLite 1.4.9.1 [Data] Autopartition=0 MsDosInitiated=0 UnattendedInstall="Yes" [unattended] UnattendMode=ProvideDefault UnattendSwitch="No" OemPreinstall="Yes" OemSkipEula="Yes" FileSystem=* WaitForReboot="No" NoWaitAfterTextMode=1 NoWaitAfterGUIMode=1 DriverSigningPolicy=Ignore NonDriverSigningPolicy=Ignore Hibernation="No" [Display] Xresolution=800 Yresolution=600 BitsPerPel=32 [systemRestore] DisableSR=1 CreateFirstRunRp=0 [GuiUnattended] OemSkipWelcome=1 [shell] DefaultThemesOff="Yes" DefaultStartPanelOff="Yes" [Components] WinRM=off PowerShell=off PowerShellISE=off Silverlight=off MDX=off WDSearch=off IMAPI2=off ICCDSCD=off WRMC=off BitLockerToGo=off BrowserChoice=off msmsgs=off msnexplr=off media_clips=off Clipbook=off Dialer=off Chat=off hypertrm=off pinball=off freecell=off minesweeper=off spider=off hearts=off zonegames=off Deskpaper=off Charmap=off Netoc=off Indexsrv_system=off [userData] ProductKey="*****-*****-*****-*****-*****" [RegionalSettings] LanguageGroup=1 Language= "0409" [Networking] InstallDefaultComponents="Yes" [identification] JoinWorkgroup=WORKGROUP Can anyone assist me with this? Much thanks, hag672 Upon further examination I found that one of my addons was corrupted. The installation now works.

Hi: I need to add a modified boot.ini file to the windows xp pro installation. the boot.ini: [boot loader] timeout=240 default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS [operating systems] multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="" Since I have multiple disabilities I cannot press the F8 key fast enough to bring up the Windows Menu. (I think it's F8) I'd like to add this edited boot.ini file to the install so once windows xp pro is installed thhis boot.ini file will already be installed. Can anyone help? Much thanks, Hag672

Sorry, Kelsenellenelvian for botching up your name! Just to make sure I am on the right page here, I AM removing: Lang WIN9XMIG WIN9XUPG When I checked in nLite, and wanted to remove the language codec files it showed a message below saying that the language files are needed for Office Updae! If I remove them, and the non-english keyboard support as well will I have problems with Office update? Much thanks, hag672

Hi: I am integrating a new updated XP PRO SP3 (32-bit) CD. I integrated the latest OnePiece AIO, and then used RVMI to remove unwanted programs (thanks to a removal .ini file from Kelisellivarian (sorry for butchering your name), mt screen reader botched it up (the WPI Guru). I removed: BitLToGo MSSlight WDSearch WinMFC I am at 793MB, but need to reduce further so the disc can be used in a normal CD r/w drive. using nLite, what can I safely remove so I can still use Windows Update and Office Update, etc? Much thanks in advance, hag672

Hi: I am running Windows Xp Pro with SP3 and all updates as of today. I am al;so blind, and multiply disabled and use a mouthstick to type. When I go to turn off the computer the same 4 updates that have already been installed keep wanting to be installed on my system again. I went into to Control Panel > Security, and changed Automatic Update to notify me only, and to now download or install updates. Somewhere on my ystem there must be a setting that needs to be changed to not install the same updates again, and to get rid of the update icon when you go to shutdown the computer next to "Turn Off" I do not know what the 4 updates are becuse I cannot find a way of viewing their descriptions, but I am sure they are the same 4 that have been installed already. Is there a way to clear the notification when you go to shut down the computer, and to get rid of any other not needed information? Thanks, hag672

Hi: I downloaded the nlite image file, and these images are a bit different from what I have. These are for version 1.4.9.1 of nlite? Who do I need to ask for permission to use them in an updated reference guide? I'l like to have the proper permission to use them. Thank you for your comments, hag672

Hi: Does anyone know of a registry entry I can use to disable the annoying "Click the start button..." pop-up whenever I start Windows XP Pro (32 bit)? Thanks, hag672

Hi Cluberti: I rebuild my control file again, and added just the Office SP2 .msp files. It worked fine. What I would like to do is remove Groove, and OneNote altogether. I'd like to get this on a CD instead of a DVD. I have locked out and hidden these 2 component features for testing. How do I remove these features altogether without corrupting the complete install. Also, I have MS Office Pro Plus which includes the Business Contact manager. Is there any way of adding that into my Enterprise build? Thanks, hag672

Hi Kel: My aide fount the winnt.sif file. I added the following: [Components] WinRM = off PowerShell = off PowerShellISE = off Silverlight = off WDSearch = off ICCDSCD = off WRMC = off BitLockerToGo = off I then rebuilt the .iso, and burned it. When I made a clean install, ALL of the above programs were installed and ACTIVE, and not disabled Should I have included other parts from YOUR [Components] sample? Did I do something wrong? Thanks, hag672

Hi Kiki: Sorry to be a pain in the butt... The first pack you mention doesn't have WGA, and Windows Update, or Microsoft update, or DirectX. The second has WGA, and Window Update, and many other hotfixes are duplicated in the package. Can I use BOTH packages integrated into nlite without any problems, even with duplicate files? The third package is out of the question becuase it is mainly for RVMI. I would need to find DX9, and Microsoft Update. I have WMP11 and IE8. I have placed them int e the SVCPACK folders with ENTRIES.INI files for each. I hope this is correct. The OnePiece installed DX9, WMP11, IE8 as componenets in the add/remove section under Windows options. If I place these in SVCPACK folders will this do the same? Again, Thanks for being patient with me, You're great, hag672

Hi Kiki The OnePiece 3.3 addon includes Windows Search, Powershell, and BitlockerToGo. I'd like to get a OnePiece without these items. Something in one of these programs causes problems with my specialized software when installed in a new Windows install. I can't use RyanVM's removal add0on's with nlite, and I am not expert enough (especially when using just a mouthstick to type). Do you know of someone who can modify the Onepiece for use with nlite? I really appreciate your help, hag672

What does that mean? Is there a way around this? Is there a way to build an executable with all of the service pack 2 files, and all of the hotfix patch files? Hag672

Hi Kel: (you'll forgive me if I shortened the name because my screen reader only captured the first part) I had my aide look into the updates folder, and found admin.msp. I created another .msp file with the full default display level, product key entered, but allowed the eula to be shown. I also named the file admin.msp. I updated the updates folder, and burned a new iso with Ultraiso. I loaded the iso on a virtual dvd, and it worked fine. Everything showed up like I wanted it to. I then went back and added all of the .msp files from the ofice 2007 sp2 into the updates folder. I again created the iso, and mounted it for testing. When I ran the disk the initial screen popped up for a second, and then disappeared while doing a full install with the sp2 patches as well. If I only place the admin.msp file there into the updates folder everything works fine. If I place even 1 .msp file there also nothing is displayed during a complete install. I even renamed the admin.msp file to different names with the same results. hag672

Hi: Sometimes being blind and multiply disabled is a drag; especially when I have to have an aide assist me most of the time. I have Office 2007 Enterprise from my company. It must be an unattended because it simply starts to install everything without any options. The vlk is not asked for. Once it installs everything, I have to go into add/remove and select change to modify the installation, and then reboot to finish the setup changes. I'd like to be able to: 1. Make it possible to select the installation type, and select the programs, and options to install 2. Integrate sp2 into the installation. It would make it much easier for me when my system goes down. Because I use specialized software and hardware due to my disability, sometimes I have to totally reinstall everything. That is hard for me. Can anyone assist me? hag672

Hi Kiki: Thanks, hag672

Hi: I am a blind and multiply disabled user (I use a mouthstick to type). I looked in the Windows Updates forum where there were 2 sections for updates for Windowx SP from Microsoft (but for the HFSLIP integration). I am using nLite, but attempting to integrate the files caused problems because I needed to put them in a specific order, and the .CAB files would not be accepted. Is there anyone who can build a onepiece addon with these files that WILL integrate into nlite? I would be VERY MUCH APPRECIATIVE!!! Thanks, hag672

Hi: Thank you for the info. I went into nLite, to the Options at the end of where you create the install. I did not find anything to turn off the logfiles, but I found "Remove configuration from ISO" Enable or Disable. Is that the same thing? My screen reader sometimes gets things a bit mixed up. I renamed the Windps XP Sp3 x86 ENU.exe XPSP3.exe (shorted - thanks). I used your -s switch, and the service pack came up with a list of switches. I ran this from the command prompt: D:\DOWNLOAD\XPSP3.EXE /QUIET /NORESTART D:\DOWNLOAD\WINXP SP1A My screen reader showed that something was going on, but wihen all was done, I checked the folder where I had copied the Windows XP SP1a files to, and found SP3 was not added (or at least I did not find the 1k file WIN51IP.SP3. Again, Thanks, Hag672

Hi: First of all Happy New Year to Everyone! May this year bring Happiness and Good Health to EVERYONE! I have a WinXP CD slipstreamed with nLite. If I view the contents there are 2 files LASTSESSION.INI and LAST SESSION.U (at least that is what my screen reader is telling me - I'm blind). Is there a way to slipstream an XP Pro cd without having these files? I attempted to use RVMI but couldn't find information on how to integrate service packs. I sent a message to RyanVM but haven't heard back. I have a clean Windows XP Pro SP1a CD, and would like to slipstream SP@, and SP3 to bring it up to date. I also have a VL copy from my old company that I wouldn't mind adding the corp files needed (I know them), to the new clean install. (I hope adding the corp files to the new install will not break the activation - I have my VL key). My Corp cd has stuff on it that is outdated, and I would simply like to create a disc that would be up to date for my personal use. Thanks, hag672

Hi: I looked at the Unattended Tutorial, and the $OEM$ tutorial, in fact I downloaded and printed the page so I can have someone read it to me (Blindness is worse than beeing extremely near-sighted) I cannot find CabTool to attempt to create the installer, I clicked on the Cabtool link, and could not find where to download the file. My screen reader sometimes goes nuts. I'd like to place the new fonts in the C:\Windows\Fonts folder along with the other fonts. Now I have to build an installer. Thanks for your help, hag672

Hi: I listened to my folder containing the files to be placed into the .iso file (I'm blind). The fonts seem to be in the \I386 folder, and compress as ARIAL.TT_ for example. The files in the MSFONTS folder that I want to add are not compressed. How would I compress them, or should I just copy them to that folder AS IS? As for the .REG file example above I don't see anything in the \I386 folder. If I create a .reg file, in nlite, where would I place it so it would register the fonts upon installation? Thanks, Hag672

Hi: With my multiple disabilities I was attempting to make things easier on me. I figured that if I can update the .CAB file or FOLDER prior to install, then the fonts would be automatically registered upon installation of Windows XP Pro. Also if I have them built into the install, if I need a new install, they are already there, ready to use. Thankx, hag672

Hi: Is there a way I can open the .CAB file containing the fonts for Windows XP Pro, and adding the fonts from the MSFONTS folder on the MS Office 97 ValueAdded folder? There are some fonts that I used to use for special forms, and I need these fonts once again. Thankx, hag672