DizzyDen

Nuhi, thank you for all of your hard work on this project, I know the difficulties keeping so many projects going, XP Vista, 2k3, 2k8 etc..... One issue I am having now though, integrating my own update pack, nlite no longer works, RVMI works fine with it. The error I get is: The Update Pack includes January 2008 updates and can be dl'd here: http://rapidshare.com/files/83191931/DD_SP...ePack_080111.7z

now search the same inf file you saw this in for [Product.Del.Reg] and [Product.Add.Reg] Those sections will tell you what registery entries are trying to be deleted and added/modified. Make sure you have permissions to those registery keys via regedit.

The purpose I see in it is that by simply adding a 17kB file to $OEM$\$$\SYSTEM32 the files and folders can be removed by one very fast process. DL.'s cmd is very effective, I just think that it is nice to do it with one command that can be completed faster than the first attrib command can be. It is truly a matter of preferences. I personally don't see the need for any flaming, we're all here to present different ideas to get the job done.

I use the deltree.exe from Windows98 still, and have it, along with 3 cmd files tucked in my system32 folder: clrups.cmd: @echo off deltree /Y %systemroot%\$*.* > nul deltree /Y %systemroot%\KB*.* > nul clrtmp.cmd: @echo off deltree /Y %temp%\*.* > nul and clrall.cmd @echo off deltree /Y %temp%\*.* > nul deltree /Y %systemroot%\$*.* > nul deltree /Y %systemroot%\KB*.* > nul Every Win CD I make have these with use of $OEM and I can choose to clear the temp folders, the updates, or all of them. If you'd prefer to keep the $hf_mig$ folder, simply change the $*.* to $NT*.*

The filename should be XP_CD.REG... remove the ".txt" you can actually run any cmd file you want from that section of winnt.sif, but you have to create the cmd file and tell it what to do. No, windows will not just copy the files, however anything in the $oem$ folders will get copied. With $oem$\$$ being the windows folder.

If you compare the .jpg with your options, removed is anything listed in your's and not in the .jpg. If you remove something, then start nLite again after writing the changes, options that are no longer there are removed from the list.

You can remove: Languages: more of them if you click the + sign, only keep the ones you really need Multimedia: DirectX diagnostic tool- not needed for DirectX to function Network: NWLINK IPX/SPX/NetBIOS protocol unless your on a newtware network Operating System Options: Disk Cleanup and ZIP Folders (if you use another program like winrar, winzip, 7zip) Services: Beep Driver, Secondary Login (unless you use fast user switching), TCP/IP NetBIOS helper (very old from win3x days) Personally, I'd keep the Command Line Tools, and play with 16 Bit Support. If you find no games that need the 16 bit support during testing, then leave it out. Alternatively, copy the command line tools you want to keep to $OEM$\$$\SYSTEM32 folder of your CD from a working system and remove them in nLite. Ping for one is very handy to have for gaming. One way of making sure of 16 bit support, keep an eye on task manager while using your system, look for anything listed under 16 bit subsyste, and for WOW (Windows on Windows).

Without knowing exactly what you did, it is hard to give informed answer. I would suspect you recompiled drivers, if that's the case, choose the option to disable sfc checking. This can be found in the Patches tab of the Options window.

No problem at all.... I guess you found it to work flawlessly also. Glad to have helped, have some mod's if ya'd care to have them... Mostly stuff to clean the code, and minimize creating intermediate files. Although the routine stays pretty much the same.

More than likely the same issue as described how to fix in this thread.... the fix should be the same.... Try removing the Attended section of your winnt.sif

And even more in depth explanation and solution is in Driver Pack Discussion Regarding Fake Setup and Solution The files mentioned in that thread, with some editing to clean them up even more (always lookin for ways to clean my code more) is attached here. See the !ReadMe.txt file. _XPCD_ROOT.7z