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First off quit using a pirated disk. Second off look in this forum for XPize and install that.

Well that was useless. I am positive it is something you removed.

I'm not an expert on wat services are needed to run mshta files but I see a half dozen things that might be causing your error. Let me do some looking with a dependancy walker...

Post your nLite last session ini file.

I hate to do this for you but nLite is not for buisness or commercial use. Read the EULA.

Since your system is already messed up you might as well try this it will reset your explorer drive icons...

Dood you're whats went wrong you used multple packs and installed\deinstalled reinstalled them over and over each other.... No wonder youre having icon problems. Reformatt and use just ONE PACK!

Moved to the proper forum section...

Windows 2000 SP5 edition patched v5.0.3900.6920

AVG is a bastard about false av reports! Try this in the cmdline = "tskill zclient"

OK you will have an option in bios or a program on the mobo disk to enable overclocking IF NOT then you can't do with that mobo. IF YES then take it up a bit at a time. A google search will give you the basic hieghts most peeps have reached with that cpu but remember to go slowly AND to run a stress test each time (Like Prime95)

Txtsetup.oem is the key file you need to make sure you have with the drivers. Or look in bios for a spot to make sata as ide mode...

Let me see your last session file please.

You still have proven nothing.

No such thing unless you mean without service packs.

try it yourselve and see Alright smart a** you couldn't prove yourself so I did try and see: Attached last session file you can see I removed all 3 components and just like we said WMP 11 DOES NOT INSTALL! NOW quit giving false advice unless you can prove your self...

Ummm this is useless without a pic or 2!

Run memtest on your system I would suspect faulty ram..

OK ricktendo designed a way for WPI to run AFTER the desktop loads!!! use this $OEM$ Archive for that!

Here is the best aternative I personally think you can get. It is an nLite addon (you add it into the hotfix section)

What are you using for a startup script?

Do you have nero 7 installed or have you removed IE? These errors are always found out to be system related..

Naw I would just keep it at 37 & 37 untill your more experienced. Cause unless your willing to delete all partitions and repartition the whole drive then your only choices are to either leave them or delete one and split it into more partitions. (Tooo many and it just gets mess and confusing ya know)

Nope you can leave the setting as is. When you get to the setup portion of the xp install you select the partition you want to install on then there is no need to delete any partitions. You can and should delete and format the partition your desired area for the windows install to make sure it is nice and clean... (Unless ofcourse your using a recovery disk or some unnatended disk that someone built for you.)

You set it to ide mode and XP will instead of seeing it as a SATA drive will see it as a normal ide drive during setup.