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XP Nlite problem

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Hi...

With NLITE (newest verison at the time), I made a cd with this included:

1) Orig. Win XP incl SP1

2) Integated SP2

3) Integrated the hotfixes/updates avilable in the end of 2006...

(Downloaded from MS-update with admin.rights, saved on local harddisk.

the long filenames is renamed to

KBXXXXXX.exe)

Used the CD twice (spring and summer 2007) - everything worked great

after installation...

A few weeks ago I would make a new CD with all the new hotfixes/updates

available after end of 2006. Downloaded all these (again with

admin.rights - renamed them to KBXXXXXX.exe)

Again I used the orig. Win XP CD with SP1 on it, integrated SP2 og

integrated some 80+ hotfixes/updates.

Everything went OK and the image was made with Nlite (newest version).

I burned a CD from the image.

Just tried to install it and everything looks OK.

The PC starts OK, but whatever program I run, or whatever I wants to

install, XP asks for the Windows XP SP_2 CD.

"Insert your SP2 CD"...

The SP2 I got is used from one big file, that is integrated on the new

Nlite master-CD, so I don't have a SP2 CD...

Anyone have a solution?

/ThoreDK


Everything went OK and the image was made with Nlite (newest version).

There was a little bug in those 1.4 beta and RCs, that got fixed in the very last version (out this 4th of november) I believe that would be the cause of your problem. Also there is an nLite forum section if you need more input.

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Thanx for quick reply... I will try the final 1.4 first...:)

Thank you!

/Thore

That's why they recommend testing on a virtual machine first. MS has a free one.

Joe

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