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nLite does not warn or give the "repair" option

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hmmm. first off... why the heck can't i login with firefox. oh well.

is it normal for a nlite preinstall cd "not" warn you about "another operating system is installed on this pc" ?

thanks.


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The firefox is on my pc... not the nlite install.

works with IE tho... oh well.

Might be time to revamp my nlite .iso cuz now I got no "my computer" icon on the desktop and sysprep STILL won't run.

meh.

oh... about the "no option to repair".... well also it creates multiple boot menu entries (all windows 2000 of course) for each time I run it without nuking the partition.

Edited by vanbc

oh... about the "no option to repair".... well also it creates multiple boot menu entries (all windows 2000 of course) for each time I run it without nuking the partition.

Ummmmmmmmmmmm well ofcourse it does thats how it does it when belives it is doing a secondary install on a pc.

on the unatteneded page select "Prompt Repair" instead of "Default Hide". it does the same as defult hide but brings up the repair option and warns you about a previous OS.

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that's supercalifragilistic info.

thanks!

now just to get sysprep to the point where it runs and turns off the pc.

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