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Nice. By reading txtsetup, hives and id files There are certain situations where this is necessary so no easy solution. edit: probably this will come in handy for MCE, thx

Why don't you search the net, they are pretty easy to figure out once you know what is what, nLite isn't Windows Help, to be blunt Compatibility basically protects certain components from removal which would otherwise corrupt those functionalities.

Recopy original or sp2 slipstreamed installation files, yours is already patched or (far fetched) some new unsupported version but I doubt it, haven't heard of it yet.

1. Making bootable iso doesn't change that Windows it only prepares the ISO so that you may boot and install from it without initiating installation from already existing windows, isn't it better to boot and format? Also I recommend booting from it, winnt*.exe methods are somewhat buggier when it comes to modified windows. 2. To be exact extracted sp selection path is stated in nLite when you click Insert, it's .\update\update.exe

Ah that site started that renaming propaganda like it's not better to just leave the full name, Windows don't care. I'll see into better messaging regarding these messed up files. Thanks XibaD

Direct integration, it's not like /integrate, IE doesn't support that. File by file...only worth doing it automatically...manually too much work.

Some SATA drivers is hardly informative and warez software isn't supported even though this issue probably isn't related since some drivers don't work but it may in next version.

1. Yes Framework will be protected in next version 2. Ok then it will be like that 3. Save Dump Utility, so seems that this one should be protected as well. Thank you, great post.

I never had any issues with it, nor the majority. Test it in virtual pc first and let us know if it fails...very unlikely.

What do you HFSLIP so that I may try too?

Here is the info: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/222193/EN-US/ But I always disable it, malicious code writers are aware of the SFC and they don't have a problem bypassing it...only good from it if you delete something by accident that it will return if from dllcache if it's there. Also if you replace it by some older version but I don't see that happening since every installer checks that and prompts you if needed.

While I do appreciate the info nLite only compresses DLL and CAT files but then again in certain situation (xp home sp1 i think) the problem happens. Since I think that people should upgrade to SP2 anyway I'm reluctant to pursue this issue and it's not that common.

You're welcome.

It's due to enabled SFC file protection, don't be alarmed that's "normal". If you don't care about SFC then disable it next time in Patches page but if you want to keep it then if that doesn't popup too often just click Cancel - Yes when prompted...at least right after setup.

lol Well as funny as it sounds I don't know, it will be out when it is stable and interesting enough.

Do you have hivesft.inf file in the i386 folder?

RyanVM pack is for English Windows only, did you search if it is compatible with MUI packs? Also they have their own forum http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/index.php

In short they effect all user accounts, so yes Default would be it.

troyquigley, try remaking your iso with nlite from the start and use clean windows installation files. nlite.inf will be in i386\nlite.in_ file compressed in processed ISO folder.

ps2cho, just download newest drivers of your manufacturer and integrate them. Best is to integrate only the ones you need if you want as small as possible ISO.

Oh it seems that there is a mistake your INF file is duplicated as INI. Seems like a bug. Can you please send me a link of that driver online or at least exact name, thx.

Ok, I removed it from the next version so you may delete it

If you disabled Direct Integration in the Hotfix Advanced options then try with it enabled.

Probably some Tweak on tweaks page, check it and if you can't figure out which then attach (don't copy paste) your preset used on that iso.

Don't forget that you can integrate with nlite then rerun nlite too.