During the T-13 (near the start of it) there is something that is extracting (from SVCPack) that at 62% give an error of insufficient Virtual Memory. I dont know which program it is or how to find out. I tried doing an alt+tab but all it says as title is extracting...62%. Is there a way to find out besides adding each program 1 at a time and then running the hole setup to find it. Is there a way to find out in which order things are installed from the SVCpack folder or a way to remove the Billboard to see what is happening behind?

Can you remove some of the silent installers and add them one by one or two at once for example to find out which installer is causing the problem?

Can you post the content of your SVCPACK file?

[Version]

Signature="$WINDOWS NT$"

BuildNumber=2600

MinorVersion=1

MajorVersion=5

[setupData]

CatalogSubDir="\I386\svcpack"

[ProductCatalogsToInstall]

d3dx9_24.cat

d3dx9_25.cat

d3dx9_26.cat

d3dx9_27.cat

d3dx9_28.cat

d3dx9_29.cat

d3dx9_30.cat

d3dx9_31.cat

d3dx9_32.cat

d3dx9_33.cat

d3dx9_34.cat

d3dx9_35.cat

d3dxX33.cat

d3dxX34.cat

d3dxX35.cat

xact20.cat

xact21.cat

xact22.cat

xact23.cat

xact24.cat

xact25.cat

xact26.cat

xact27.cat

xact28.cat

xact29.cat

xinput10.cat

xinput11.cat

xinput12.cat

xinput13.cat

IDNDL.cat

IE7.cat

KB915865.cat

KB928090.cat

KB929969.cat

KB933566.cat

KB937143.CAT

KB938127.CAT

NLSDL.cat

KB894871.CAT

KB926239.CAT

kb928788.cat

kb929399.cat

kb929773.cat

kb932390.cat

kb933547.cat

kb935351.cat

kb935352.cat

kb936782.cat

kb939209.cat

mscompv1.cat

wmfdist.cat

wmp11.cat

wudf.cat

[setupHotfixesToRun]

dotnetaio.exe

IDtheme.exe

MsnMsgs.exe

Files used: ELUpdatePack1.1.4.7z , ELsys_MS_update_addon_1.1.4.7z , ELsys_DX9_Addon_1.5.7z , zorro_addon_wmp11_2108.7z , Kels_VistaDriveIndicator_addon_v2_uninstallable.7z , KSCorp_IE7v1.7_Addon.7z , ELthm_byID_Addon_1.2.7z , KSCorp_Addon_wlm8.1(1).7z , UZ_Notepad2_addon.7z , CXP_Addon_FrameWork_AIO.cab

This is for a french version of XP SP2

I found the problem: its the DST update that is in ELUpdatePack1.1.4.7z (KB933360.exe) and the CMD file that contains

@echo off
REG add "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Time Zones" /v "TZVersion" /t reg_DWORD /d "2" /f
exit