Kelsenellenelvian

Not in VMWare of course... You need the proper drivers for VMWare. It has been dicussed many times before. P.S. Please do not post your titles in CAPITOLS it is considered rude and against the rules.

OK couple of questions first. How in the heck do you have an UA install of office without an msp? How much do you know of auto-it? Yes this method "should" make WPI stay open untill the Office installer finishes.

I would like to see some links too. I have used the final on oveer a 100 (well over) and have yet to see any issues when SLIPSTREAMING it. I never suggest installing a SP on a running system.

Like was infered earlier it simulates its own hardware. Not your actual hardware. The only way to test that one is a live install.

This is all I can really do to help I am just searching the applications installs section of the forum for "Nero".

yes

/qn /NORESTART RebootYesNo="No" serialnum_userval="---your-serial---no---" AgreeToLicense="Yes" EULA_AGREEMENT=1

Nero 7 and 8 have long been a thorn in WPI's side. Are you using one of the lite packages or the full thing? What are your switches.

Actually I use autoplay menubuilder to make my cusom autoruns. It's actually very easy.

Thats only in VMWare. WindowsXP does NOT have the proper drivers for VMWare Video. I usually just integrate those for easier and more life like testing. (They're tiny so I wouldn't sweat the extra disk space used.) For the setup screen do like was suggested before OR use this prog here: http://www.wpiw.net/downloads/winntbbued_3.1.exe It will allow full customization.

vLite is for vista. http://www.msfn.org/board/vLite-f153.html

25 minutes in memtest is pretty good! No errors after that long and you can be pretty sure theres no prob with you ram.. As for the dump Cuberti is an expert at reading those and just use 7zip to compress the hell outta it.

Well one of the reasons no-ene is replying is that you have failed to provide proper documentation. i.e the preset files that vLite makes so we can trace EXACTLY what you have done.

First you HAVE to fix your caps lock button. Typing all in capitols is very rude and considered yelling please quit doing it.

Yes!

That one works also (There are 3 $oem$ downloads) the one you picked runs WPI AFTER logon not before. Yes it's just 2 files. No you don't need to "tell" windows to use the $oem$ folder, That is just for using the OEM folder to copy files. It will read and use the cmdlines.txt regardless.

Whats it supposed to burn an iso of then?

OK lets try this again. 1 WPI folder at the root of your disk. 1 runwpi.exe in each $oem$ folder. You only need the one wpi folder because each install calls to the same location. Use the provided $OEM$ downloads for running WPI. I will mock up some pics inna little bit.

there once was a story... ONE WPI to rule them all, one WPI folder to use for all... Anyways. You do it JUST like normal. Add one wpi folder and config it for multi-defualts. Then in each OS'es folder you add the codes(s) to run wpi, the provided $oem$ folders should work JUST fine. If you wanted to you could even get fancier and use if os exists statements to configure it. Say in my config file I have sever Vista apps and they only appear on the front page if WPI is being ran on Vista...

Do you think we are all blind?

1 = Open your nLited disk. (The one you tried adding drivers too) 2 = See the file last_session.ini? COPY that to your desktop. 3 = Go to this thread and choose add reply. 4 = Write something in the box "Here is my last session" would be a proper line. 5 = Choose browse and go to your desktop then choose the last_session.ini you previously copied. 6 = UPLOAD IT! 7 = Click on the "Add Reply" button.

SLipstreaming has always been the best way to go.

Please just add your last_session.ini AS an attachment...

google "bsel mod 1" I did it to my e2140 and it works great! As you see here got 430 more mhz off my 2140 from a mobo that doesn't allow overclocking...

You did it wrong then you should have gotten a popup that gives you info. What .msi are you tring this on? Read this for better info = http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa367988.aspx