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mrmikal

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  1. Cygnus, Thanks for the reply, but I actually did this 3 times with the same result. Sony doesn't distribute an OEM disk. I may have access to a "real" windows XP disk...I'll try that. However, if anyone has any insight at all, please please please, help.
  2. I definitely appreciate the work that was done on this application, however, I have run into an issue that is preventing me from continuing my question to complete a proper installation on a Sony Vaio Laptop. My hardware is as follows: Sony Vaio Laptop (VGN-AR170) 1.83Mhz Intel Core Duo 2GB RAM 2 80GB SATA hard drives setup in a raid configuration I am using an MSDN copy of windows XP Pro using NLite, the only thing I am doing is adding the Intel SATA drivers (there are 3 mobile drivers for the IASTOR [sp]). I don't change ANYTHING else...just add the drivers. I burn the bootable CD using Deep burner. I boot up the computer and the windows install starts perfectly, meaning the SATA drivers ARE being loaded. However, at the screen where it asks whether or not you want to install or repair windows, I click ENTER to install, but the next screen says "cannot find End User Licensing Agreement" and I cannot continue (F3 to exit is my only option). EULA.txt is definitely in the I386 folder. Please help.

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