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Basically I've got a few computers/servers in the house and it's not always me that's playing around with it. Either my brothers or father are messing around with them and I'm sick of going for the **** CD so I copy those files to avoid putting the Windows CD back in everytime we need to modify something. cmdow hides that cmd.exe I think I'll check it out without that command at the beginning. I was using that because in the RunOnce I usued to run the .exe of Intel Chipset update but I've finally managed to identify the proper drivers and now they are slipstream at the beginning properly so cmdow should be useless now. I'll keep you guys posted. Thanks!

Hey I was looking for this also but I still need some help regarding file copying. I was wondering is there a way to call the GUI Copying window when copying files or any visual feedback to the user because all i can see with this xcopy function is the window background. It's really long (I'm copying i386 and AMD64 folders from the CD) and I wanted some sort of feedback for the user so he knows the computer has not froze. Also, does xcopy require anything in system32 folder? I see a cmd.exe running but I have no clue if it's actually doing anything. Thanks! Last Session.ini

Just to let you know, I've managed to integrate Adaptec drivers also and 3ware drivers and it works on any of my systems. Thanks again for the help! This is a huge time saver for me!

Thank you john! The driver package from Fernando worked right away with nLite and it's detected in the basic blue setup of Windows. I've also checked the Disable auto restart option so I'll keep you guys posted on the development if I still encounter the error. Thanks again!

I have the exact same problem with AMCC 3ware 9650SE drivers. nLite actually failed to integrate the drivers properly so i've done manually. It works but after the GUI setups finishes, the second the Windows Server 2003 logo appear, it reboot. Anyone found a solution?