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I have searched forums and found many articles according to it, but all recomends changing cdrom, that will probably work, but i think there is no need to. So i'm using modified dell cd and that could be problem. How can i use standard cd and still have dell autoactivation and probably get rid of asms error when setup start?

Edited by Lolita


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I found out that i get this error on any pc with my modified windows.

This is command that i use for creating it:

"CDIMAGE.EXE" -l"XP" -h -j1 -b"C:\xp_build_tools\boot.img" -x -o -m "c:\xp_cz_nedell_sp2_oem_satamod1" "C:\XP_cd_out.iso"

pause

and theese are removed:

/DOCS

/DOTNETFX

/SUPPORT

/VALUEADD

AUTORUN.INF

SETUPXP.HTM

sq.txt

sq.txt

SETUP.EXE

/i386/WINNTUPG

/i386/WIN9XMIG

/i386/WIN9XUPG

I can't figure out what is wrong :(((

but when i launch command line in setup i can see it on place where setup looks for it.

Maybe i should not delete SETUP.EXE :)

Edited by Lolita

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I get same error when i try copy all files from original cd and then burn it! BTW when i start console in setup it see directory where it looks for it!

I'm desperate :(

Edited by Lolita

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It was caused by nero, took me day to found it out. Now i'm starting to hate nero, it is not it's first fault like this.

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