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Ditto for me, been using XPCreate for "a long time" and would like to test/help but not had a reply from GM. So, GM if you're listing, "I appreciate you're a busy man, but can we play with your new toy please". Otherwise if anyone has the new version and willing to share...

I'm still using XPCREATE, although I haven't updated it, until today, for quite a while!!! I'm now going through the updates my first major update in must be six months and my first try won't even boot! Now going through the list a little more thouroughly... Get the feeling that it's not as popular as it used to be, I think because it needs a reasonable amount of maintenance to keep it up to date. Still an excellent product.

Had a similar problem with a laptop for a home worker recently. It just would not work in the same room as the router, move it into any other room in the house and it was and still is fine. Move it into the same room and it is initiall y fine but then drops off. I'm making the assumption that it's too close to the router, I can't think of anything else.... Don't know if that helps your situation?

I'm just starting to think about IE7 and adding it my install CD, what switches do you use?

I've just started to look at HFSlip, downloaded, read and now trying my first install. Whils that's happening I thought I'd ask the questions I've been unable to unswer from reading this forum or the included documentation. I've been using XPCreate for a "number" of years and so I guess I'm looking for a conversion course..... Biggest question is... Is HFSlip designed to integrate my $OEM$ folder structure, cmdlines.txt etc? Or do I need to generate my "baseline" with HFSlip, integrate my folders and then create an ISO? If I can integrate my folders, where do I put them? Like with XPCreate, I'm only looking to build a stable and as updated and integrated basic XP install, so I only include basics such as Acrobat, Defender, JRE etc and not Office or other "addons".