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@nepali I haven't used patched syssetup.dll, as I mentioned before, i don't really even know what it serves for. Just used plain nlite 1 rc8 and it worked nice. However, on nlite 1.0 final it doesn't work for some reason.

Umm... I'm not shure I'm following U Usualy I had unattended windows installation which offered me to test screen resolution during some point of setup, and which asked me to create users and define internet connections, and asking me to register windows, at the end of the setup. Now, it doesn't anymore. just installs at 640x480 resolution and has only one account: the Administrator. I need to get it to behave as it used to, not just instal with administrator acount only. I've done some searching about syssetup.dll and all I managed to dig out is that it's used to change appereance of xp instalation. I guess I'm missing something out, if so, plz let me know thanx EDIT AGAIN: I managed to get it to work as I want. I just used Nlite 1.0 RC8 instead of Nlite 1.0 final I don't know what's about version 1.0 final that makes it install differently

I have the exact opposite problem: welcome screens vanished without trace! Now xp installs and I have only administrator account, so I have to add users manually later. how to switch welcome screen back on ?

I added this into RunOnceEx.cmd: REG DELETE HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run /v MsnMsgr /f This thing did the trick. thnx everyone! cheers

Yeah, i hate it, too. But I need it for other ppl where i install xp very often. I am waiting for the virtual pc to startup as I type this. When it starts, i can tell if gdkehl's changed solution works.... aaaargh.. it doesn't. any other solutions ?

@Gee: I just tried the reg fix You supplied earlier (well, not yet in a fresh unatended xp install, but added that reg key manually), restarted comp, but everything is just as before. Nothing changed. It seems like that this reg setting doesn't do the trick :/ @gdkehl: I encountered that reg. entry searching on this topic over the internet. But I need something for every user that exists, even ones that will be created in the future, if possible ? Will try with hkey_local_machine now

Hi guys, i'm new to this forum, and have a little question: I have an unnatended winxp which includes MSN messenger 7.5. I was just wondering is it somehow possible to disable it from starting up with windows ? I know that it can be done by selecting the apropriate option in msn itself, but is there any way I can do this unatended, meaning I install winxp and have MSN 7.5 which doesn't startup ? Many thanks in advance