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Getting a BSOD error where xp doesn't load and comes with an error saying it cannot find or load setupdd.exe, not even the setup, this copy worked for me but since adding 700+ drivers and 90+ hotfixes using nlite 1.2 I think something must've gone wrong. Looked for setupdd.exe and couldn't find it but noticed that setupreg.hiv was modified about on 23rd Dec 06 which is probably when I integrated drivers and hotfixes. I'm beginning to thing it's nlite causing problems here. What is the main reason for this error?

I know the drivers are integrated but I want to also install the software that comes with it, I've already created a setup.iss file including the logitech software which I need to install so that I have the bluetooth ready to use. I figured out how to do a reboot which I run at the start of the installation before any thing else, this brings up the Audigy2 and Logitech to the list of items but for some reason they never get highlighted and are skipped. Both are at the start of runonceex.cmd after the shutdown/restart command. I think I need a way to wait before runonceex.cmd executes the shutdown command because when the runonce installation completes and reboots and after the theme customisation I see 2 batch files run and see a reference to creative so the sound card drivers probably are installed when I logon. Anybody got any ideas about how to get the software to install, they're both installshield installers.

How can I run another RunOnceEx.cmd after rebooting from a finished RunOnceEx.cmd? The reason I want to do this is because I can't get the Audigy2ZS drivers to install, I know the silent switch works because I tested them in Windows but not when RunOnceEx is running, it doesn't even show, I think the drivers get installed after reboot. Here's the line in my RunOnceEx.cmd file. IF EXIST %systemroot%\system32\drivers\ctaud2k.sys REG ADD %KEY%\002 /VE /D "Installing Audigy 2ZS Driver" /f IF EXIST %systemroot%\system32\drivers\ctaud2k.sys REG ADD %KEY%\002 /V 1 /D "%CDROM%\SOFTWARE\Drivers\SB\Audio\Setup\setup.exe -s" /f I'm having the same problem with the logitech mouse and keyboard setup which also uses the installshield installer. Basically the setup thinks those files don't exist but I don't know why this happens because they're there and I've checked the time on the files as well and they have been copied at the time of installation. I'm just hoping a reboot fixes this.

I'm trying to apply a custom theme file to my unattended DVD but the problem is that after the installation is complete, I get the classic theme. I've used WINNT.SIF method. [Shell] CustomDefaultThemeFile = "%WinDir%\Resources\Themes\ModBlue.Theme" That is the exact path of the theme I want to apply and was created by me (just the theme file after applying wallpapers and settings I saved it not the actual visual style) It works if I apply the theme through display properties from the list of themes. I know there's some kind of registry entry I need to add but I don't know which ones to use and also I saw in a post that you can edit one of the HIVE.INF files to hardcode the theme into the installation, anybody know about that, I couldn't find it by searching but remeber reading post a couple months back. I just need the registry entry for this theme to be applied on bootup.