Ponch

I'm not whining, you are. I'm just trying to get the info from the original poster before I claim I know 1+1=2. If you're looking for an argument, go do some sports outside it will calm you down. LNDM. Now I'm done with this thread. Take it as a victory, big boy.

Right-click any program or group and choose "Sort by Name". You'll still have the groups above and the links under, but I don't think there is anything for that (that is also the case in Windows Explorer folders views).

I'd try booting without HDD (physically removing it) to se if you can get into Bios then. Other than that, it seems like a hardware problem, hopefully with the HDD only. Or partitions ovelapping, but that wouldn't keep you from reaching Bios. But this is not nLite related.

There is a short advert before the picture appears in the popup, so as said by Idontwantspam, maybe you have an adblocking feature in your firewall that blocks the flash advert and what comes after it.

Do a search on "office 2003" in the Applications AddOns forum, the 1st thread in the result list seems to have it all.

Oh, tough guy ! So you think that knowing what the problem is is irrelevant ?

I vote for reinstall without card reader. This will save you from doing it in a month, once all other configuration has been done.

Debating in vacuum here, we don't even know if there is a problem.

Is it not Fax and Picture Viewer that's needed for that ?

What form is the driver ? Is this a zip or exe file that unpack a bunch of other files where you can find an .inf file ? If yes, you just need to integrate and point to that inf file in the Driver Integration section of nLite. You can't have missed it. +Don't use caps nor big fonts. Surely when your first post is about warez.

If this is your only problem, I'd say... just get over it. More seriously, is there any technical issue involved here ? Is this a case of "very old" mobo ?

That's in Vista, not in XP. You can download "Gparted", it's a linux boot disk that does what you want. For free.

Could portable applications (like this Firefox) be of any use in your case ?

1) You only need 1 serial, but it has to correspond to the type op version on your CD. (OEM, retail) 2) Updates and SPs do not interfere with the needed serial or the installation process. 3) XP PRO's interface is totally identical to Home.

You need to integrate the driver in "text mode". + There is an nLite forum section.

Yes. As on the first example, if you look, it says "Enable" because that's the default, but it's greyed out because the option is not available because needed files have been removed.

Are the files really not in the ISO or is it a case of not being able to read them (bad media ?)

dead link.

I'm not from the police, but you should not double post. Also sorry but I never heard of that 2Gig ISO containing all updates.

You must transform the programs and integrate them as add-ons. The 1st forum is about that.

Who are you talking to ?

There is no option in nLite to auto partition/format, Nuhi don't want them, lots of people don't want them, some do, it's been discussed few times, to dangerous, so yes, you have to edit the file manually. The last_session is just a trace of all that's been removed/added trough the last session of nLite. It's pretty clear what each line means if you've used the program once. The file is written when the modifications are processed, so there is no new file if only "write iso" is performed. That's my understanding.

Have you noticed the "Unofficial Win98 SE Service Pack " forum on the top of this one ?

If you have one big ISO file on your CD, then there is your mistake. ISO is a CD image and needs to be burned as an image, not "put on the cd" as a file. Depending on the program you use to burn the cd, you need to find the menu that says "burn image to CD" or burn "iso to cd".

That's the AutoIt icon.