DrewKill

Awesome. I sucks I have to create it again, but I have an old XP laptop I can use for it. Thanks

I kept searching for the answer after I posted this and I found it. (I searched before I posted, I swear) but for anyone who is looking for the answer I found it here http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/128338-how-to-create-bootable-vista32-disc/page__p__824937__hl__%2Bselect+%2Bthis+%2Bversion__fromsearch__1#entry824937

I am using nlite to create an slipstream boot CD. I am using an old dell OEM XP home cd. Everything creates fine, but when I go to install it asks me for the product key even if I put it into the unattended setup. I tried using two key that I have. Both are valid key and one is the computer that the dell CD came from and it wont accept it. Just says invalid Product ID. I've must have tried entering the keys a dozen times and I am positive that the keys are good and I have entered them in correctly. Has anyone seen this happen and know what to do? Thanks

Hi, I have an OEM Vista Ultimate DVD from dell that I am using to make my vLite DVD. When it started I selected Home Premium as the version and I did not to include the key. I go to install it on a HP machine and it installed Ultimate. During the install I didn't see any option to make it Home Premium. Of course it won't take the HP Home Premium key. Did I miss something? How can I make a Home Premium ISO without the key to use on computers? Thanks in advance for your help