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some question about Prompt repair

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hi users

i want's to use prompt repair option with nlite but also want's to use $oem$ folder to. How can i able to do this ?

I want's to cd installtion. not in Ms DOS or from Windows.

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I could not find any information about it in "FAQ".

Please tell me how can i enforce installation to use $oem$ folder in 'Prompt Repair' Mode.

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plz guide me....... i want's to use $oem$ in prompt repair mode of xp. How can it possible.

  • 2 months later...

ok ok ok, here's $20, go buy a clue instead of flooding your OWN THREAD with messages, and here's another $160 to learn English Gramar. See? that's $180 Australian dollars that i could have donated to the forums, instead noooo, i had a few beers and saw this thread \:|

Ok, here is the thing. He already knows about that (obviously). But he wants to do this :

Have the repair option pop up. (Already knows how)

AND : now this is key!

ALSO, as in at the same time with the setting to prompt repair, be allowed to use the loading of the $OEM$ folder structure for after Windows is in place.

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ALSO, as in at the same time with the setting to prompt repair, be allowed to use the loading of the $OEM$ folder structure for after Windows is in place.

When set Prompt Repair, It can't allow to set loading $oem$ folder.

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