RyanVM

, and you think nLite doesn't create it?

The file on my page still requires the registry entry...

There's info on the forums about how to use DetachedProgram if you want to try that.

http://ryanvm.msfn.org/

You could always hack sfcfiles.dll to not protect the files

Disable Windows File Protection

You need a guide on how to use the /integrate switch?

The whole idea behind a virtual machine is to not harm your system...they'd be kinda pointless otherwise.

Or if you're integrating WMP10 into the CD and don't want the computer looking for WMP9 hotfixes which aren't on the computer

http://ryanvm.msfn.org/updatepack.html

My only thought has been to run it as a DetachedProgram called by winnt.sif so that the relevant files are copied before hardware detection. I don't know if it would actually work, though.

If you're using English XP, follow the link in my sig

SP2 is build 2180, and yes, it's cumulative (meaning you don't need SP1 first).

...and this has what to do with Unattended Windows?

See my sig

What, one thread wasn't good enough? Since you're an admitted newbie, maybe you should read and follow the rules before posting. Here's a few to get you started: Use some common sense, not following the rules only annoys those you want to help you. Not a good thing.

Run "systeminfo" from a command prompt.

, now try running MBSA. Not to mention that you won't have the QFE versions of the files in your $hf_mig$ folder, potentially making future upgrades more difficult.

First off, please keep questions about my pack to my forums. They're there for a reason. Second, I'm betting it's another form of this issue (from my FAQ):

It's a known issue with nLite (as it says in the FAQ on my site, which I'm sure you read before posting).

As a quick followup to that, it should be noted that nuhi updated his site today saying that the new version should be coming tomorrow .

Version 1.2.1 of my update pack is ready. Get it from the usual place.

I DON'T KNOW, TRY SEARCHING THE FORUM. And while you're at it, read the forum rules before posting next time.

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runonceex.cmd would be in C:\, not c:\install