Okey Guys! This might sound like one crazy idea, but I came to think about just now, and I haven't thought long about it, but I'll throw it out in the air anyway! I have been using nLite lately in order to get the perfect OS (not that it's really possible ), and have therefore also been using unnatended running of the CD so that I can just throw into the CD-ROM and then go take a nap while it install everythig as I like it to be. Now, in my house there is more than one computer, and I'm thinking of using this CD to install and setup everything on the computers without having to do it manually. Only prob with the CD is that it will make the same usernames, passwords etc for all the computers since they all install from same CD (meaning they will also all be using same windows key, which isn't good). Now, of course I can just edit the winnt.sif file making x different copies of it with x different winnt.sif containing x different usernames, passwords bla bla bla. But I find that a bit of an overkill (both to my DVD recorder and to my CD collection) My question os: Is there any way it's possible to use more than one WINNT.sif file for a CD. Thinking of somekind of DOS menu where you could choose which .sif file you want to use for that particular installation. That way I would save alot of CDs, as I just need to have all the .sif files placed on the CD (with different names). Now, I know that the .sif file on windows CD must be placed in the i386 directory, having tha name WINNT.sif or else it will fail. My question is anyway: Is it possible? Is there any way we can do this on? Or is it completely impossible? The word (or machine) is yours! Cheers!