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Having Files placed on Desktop during Windows Install

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I am really new to using nLite, so my apologies for my ignorance of the basics.

I have been reading around and I am a little confused as to how I can do an addon program.

I am currently working with XP Pro x64 and plan on playing around with Vista x32 as well.

Heres the example I am working with. Adobe Reader Installer. Now I cannot just drop that into the Addon Box, right? Can I juts simply archive it to a zip and drop that? I lookd around the forums and although I am sure I missed one, I had trouble finding a concrete answer to this.

Now my real question. I overclock and work with my computer a lot so I always like to have a folder of Orthos Beta Prime, CPU-Z, SuperPi and Coretemp on my desktop. They are executable programs that do not require an install. Is there some way to create a Windows Installation that will automatically place that folder onto my desktop during the Windows Installation?

Thanks,

Phil

Edited by phil8821


For part one, you should ask at the nLite section of this forum. For the second part, you could use $OEM$ folders for that. See the Unattended Guide for that which is linked at the top of this forum. Both questions are posted in the wrong section of this forum. Please read the rules and post in the correct sections. Thank you.

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