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hi, I am trying to update my xpsp2. I have 80 updates. I must choose one of the 3 ways to integrate/slipstream them. 1) svcpack.inf 2) /integrate command 3) nLite 1-My first question: is the /integrate method and scvpack.inf method same thing? Because when I used a batch file for my updates with 80 /integrate command line , I saw a "svcpack" folder in i386 directory and a modified "svcpack.inf" in ,i386 folder. There was all of my updates in svcpack folder and svcpack.inf was modified like a hand-made svcpack.inf. 2-seckond question: İf you say "yes" to first question that means /integrate command does not slipstream the updates to the i386 folder. Is this true? 3-thirdly: Which order? Yes. If I use batch file for my updates with /integrate commands, which order must I use? From big numbered to small numbered (line 1-kb90, line 2-kb80, line 3- kb70...like) or small to big? 4-Fourth question:THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT!!!İf I use svcpack.inf method, which order I must use? From big numbered to small numbered (line 1-kb90, line 2-kb80, line 3- kb70...like) or small to big? 5-fifthly: Can I use nLite? İs it would be healty? Because in nlite method page it says "only with LATEST" updates. What that means? My oldest update's creating history is 08/18/2004. Is it too old? And how is the order system of the nLite?Is it shorts updates automaticly? I am waiting for help, thanks.

I do not use nf4, but; -a few days ago I set-up a new computer for my friend an it was nf4 and I saw that problem there. -This is only a guess: when running the setup program of the nf4 chipset, I think on the seckond section it asked for a ...I do not remember..a stuff. I clicked yes, I think that driver makes that problem. so uninstal the driver and run setup again, when it asked say "no" to this stuff. It may work.sorry for my bad english.