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OK I have just learnt how to import registry tweaks into the installation CD. Hooray! I will try it at home. My question is: How do I create registry tweaks that take effect on all users? Is it enough to just enter the tweaks under HKEY_ALL_USERS instead of HKEY_CURRENT_USER? Please explain to me or point me to where it's explained 'cause I don't know s*** Thanks P.S: This post has been moved from nLite forum. Admins, feel free to delete it from there... Sorry for the mess!

Check this article by Microsoft, which explains how to deal with your problem or a similar one: http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documen...kd_tro_evwd.asp If it doesn't help you, keep searching the MS Windows XP help area and you could find very helpful instructions. Also, run Google searches under REPAIRING A DAMAGED WINDOWS-XP or WINDOWS-XP BOOT ERROR or any other phrasing of the same idea.

You have to get some sort of a diagnostic/repair software that would boot your computer up (not your Windows) and analyze/fix the problem. If this is some sort of a software error, a program like ERD Commander 2005 can help you. You can get it here: http://www.winternals.com/products/repaira...002.asp?pid=erd Downside is - it costs 150$... I don't know of another solution if you don't have the Windows CD...

I use Sygate Personal Firewall Pro and I'm extremely happy with it. NEVER crashes, uses very little system resources (you never feel it's there) and works flawlessly. The GUI isn't the best I've seen, but you only need to deal with it upon initial setup and after you're done with that you never have to touch it again. I also recommend ZoneAlarm Free - just as good (better GUI but I think takes a little more resources - I'll stay with Sygate then ) . For great system security and performance I recommend using Sygate and Grisoft AVG Free antivirus together. AVG Free is the only Antivirus that doesn't slow down your computer. ALL THE OTHERS DO !

I've been using O&O Defrag Pro V6 for over a year on three PC's and it works fantastically. Great program !

OK - Verified: I put the Win2003 Drivers of the Marvell Yukon in ERD 2005 (ISO file) and the ERD recognizes my network adapter. These are the files and their locations: yk51x86.sys--> i386/System32/Drivers yk51x86.inf--> i386/INF These are the only files from the driver that I put in the ERD 2005 ISO file and it simply works !

OK guys, I made it ! I skipped the .cat file and put only the other two and now it works ! I think I put the XP drivers insted of the Win2003 drivers, but I'm not sure. I can check it if anyone is interested... Cheers !

Can I use these Driver Packs to add drivers for ISO files of BartPE or ERD Commander 2005 ? I have both ERD and BartPE but they don't have the right drivers for my computer. Thanks everyone.

I am also having a little trouble with Ghost 8 on BartPE. How do you make it work on a compiled ISO of BartPE ?

OK. I did exactly what you've said, but the problem remains. Upon startup ERD configures the network. Sep 1/3 passes and after step 2/3 it says "could not install network adapter - check WINBOM". This is exactly what happend before I added the drivers - no change. This is where I put the driver files (these are all the files I've added to the original ISO): yk51x86.inf ----> I386\INF\ yk51x86.sys ----> I386\system32\drivers\ yk51x86.cat ----> I386\system32\ Thanks.

Thanks so much ! I will try it as soon as possible and post the results !

Hi all ! I have an ISO file of a registered Winternals ERD 2005. It is already compiled and I can't recompile it (or can I?). I burned it to CD and it works perfectly, but it cannot detect my network adaptor. It says "Check winbom.ini". I guess it doesn't have the drivers. My network adaptor is a Marvell Yukon gigabit Ethernet on a Gigabyte K8NS-Pro. I downloaded the Marvell Yukon drivers from www.Giga-byte.com and put them inside the i386 folder in various locations (I found a similar post here about a driver problem and took the liberty of doing what LiquidSage said in that post...). I extracted the Boot info from the original ISO and saved it to disk using WinISO. I then created a new ISO containing the Yukon drivers and added the Boot file of the original ISO to make my new ISO bootable. I then made an ISO out of it in WinISO. This is what LiquidSage said in that post, and this is where I put the driver files: Of course, the new CD won't even boot... It gives an ERROR CODE 4 at startup and boots from the HD. How can I add the Marvell Yukon drivers to the existing original ISO? Thanks in advance !