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Problem with nlite

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Hello

I'm French and my English is bad lol, So

My problem is:

I made my XP Home x86 CD with integration SP3 and the last 3 update of June 2008. When I instal Windows at the time to enter my key, she's invalid.

Can you help me

Thanks

Edited by Gstorm


I had this problem also, the way I fixed it was to stop using nLite and learn how to do it all the long way .. the only thing I use nLite for is to make an ISO for testing as its pretty quick at doing that .. but sometimes even that fails only having to do it again ...

Are you doing slipstream on Vista? If yes, that is your problem.

Cheers ;)

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Hello

No i don't use slipstream on Vista...

I work to XP Homex86 SP3

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If your key is invalid, its invalid.

Hello

But my key is valid

Maybe your key is blacklisted with SP3. You should call Microsoft to check it out.

Cheers ;)

I can't wait till ReactOS gets proper audio support. It's going to blow xp 32bit out of the water. Now if only they would ever 64bit it. =)

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Hello

I call Microsoft for my key, they say my key is not blacklisted....

So Can i do?

Thanks

Edited by Gstorm

Gstorm,

Is this key already in use? That is, is Windows installed on another machine using this key? Are you installing on a real machine or under a virtual environment?

You might try using the Unattended section of nLite and entering the key here. There are several virtual environments for your system you might look into using - VirtualPC, VirtualBox and VMware Server come to mind. They are all free and are great for testing!

Enjoy, John.

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