Disabling Unattended Mode

[Chancer]

I want my installation to be equal to the original. I just want to add some drivers and SP3.

Can I disable the unattended mode?

[mazmorbid]

In the Unattended Mode section select Prompt Repair in the drop down menu ..

EDIT: Actually if you dont select Unattended it shouldn't give you an Unattended install? Not real sure as I gave up with nLite and did it all the hard way ...

Edited August 9, 2008 by mazmorbid

[Chancer]

But if I set "Prompt repair", it will force the "Hide pages" and the setup will "not display the user interface during installation".

[mazmorbid]

Whenever I used nLite to get it like the original I used Prompt Repair ...

[Chancer]

Well, if you say it...I'll trust you.

[strotee76]

You should be able to disable unattended by either deleting or renaming the file, WINNT.SIF.

1. Just open a command window (Start --> Run --> "cmd").

2. Peruse to your i386 folder in your XP source files.

3. Type in "ren winnt.sif winnt.old"

4. The installation will no longer be unattended.

[BikinDutchman]

You should be able to disable unattended by either deleting or renaming the file, WINNT.SIF.

1. Just open a command window (Start --> Run --> "cmd").

2. Peruse to your i386 folder in your XP source files.

3. Type in "ren winnt.sif winnt.old"

4. The installation will no longer be unattended.

If you delete/rename WinNT.sif you also loose all unattended settings. To avoid that you might edit WinNT.sif for:

[unattended]

UnattendMode=ProvideDefault