Mazarul

Sorry for the late reply but I was busy at work. @ Vigilante to answer your questions, yes I pop my DVD in it loads the ezboot menu and then if I want to load the RC then I choose that option on the list. The RC is only 6.7MB, so it loads under 30 seconds. It does have to loads some drivers and files in ram then I enter "r", then it present me with the options to which windows folder to log into. Some hex editing is required because the RC on harddrive is call differently than on CD/DVD. email me if you still need help on this.

This is how I did it, Everything was done in VMware, then I burn the CD/DVD. 1- What I did was install the RC, then copy the folder and rename it RCXP 2- Hex edit SETUPLDR.BIN and replace i386 with RCXP. 3- Hex edit my .dat file and change i386 to RCXP 3- Since I have a Muilt DVD, I use Ezboot to create my DVD boot menu and call my .dat file to load the RC. I am at work right now and I wrote these steps by memory, when I go home tonight I will edit this post if necessary.

Maybe we didn't understand each other but, I have the console on my Muilt DVD and I select this from my dvd boot menu and the recovery console loads off the DVD. So I pop my DVD in any computer and I can load the recovery console without making any changes or adding any files to that system.

I know DreamPackPL loads the recovery console at boot for Windows 2000 and XP, maybe this will help. Sorry I can insert a link because I am not sure if this it allowed in this forum. Google DreamPackPL.

Thank you. That's the file.

I think that too but how can I find that key. Do you know of any software that can help. These are the version of XP that's listed in sysdm.clp. 180, "Microsoft Windows XP" 188, "64-Bit Edition" 189, "Embedded" 190, "Home Edition" 191, "Professional" If the version is Media Center Edition or Table PC it gets the info someplace else.

Does anyone know the file that identfy windows version under system properties. for example Windows Media Center Table PC Version 2005 I checked sysdm.cpl already that only has Professional and couple others. Thank You

By default InCD is not installed how can you enable this in the installer

WOMP or Moviex my favorite is WOMP. use ultraiso open the iso you downlaoded, save the boot file and extraxt the two folder. the command for easyboot is bootinfotable;run womp.bif

I found my problem, it has nothing to do with my ISO setting. It was my winnt.sif file. [Display] BitsPerPel = 16 Vrefresh = 70 XResolution = 1024 YResolution = 768 should have been [Display] BitsPerPel = 32 This was causing the icons on my desktop to appear broken and croped

Does anyone understand what I mean or not? Is that the reason for no resposes. Can someone post what they use to make their ISO

I think it has to do with this! FileSystem=* If you prefer to manually choose a partition during text-mode setup with full control on choice of filesystem, add this entry to your winnt.sif file

I made a multi boot dvd with Windows xp Pro and BartPE XPE, everything works great except when I create the Iso. The problem I'm having is finding the right setting to make this Iso. I'm using UltraIso 7.5. What happens is after BartPE loads to the desktop all the icons on the desktop looks broken but XP Pro install to a harddrive desktop looks normal. If I use the mkisofs that included with BartPE, when BartPE loads the icons look normal but now XP desktop icons look broken.

There is also a plugin on the cd forum to remove the 24 hours limit Download Peloader http://www.geocities.com/pierremounir/ Topic http://www.911cd.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=7049

What file must you do this to