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when I pluged usb mouse + keybord, windows prompts me?

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hi all,

I try to search but I couldn't find any answer about this..just this topic and ryan says search for another guy but I tried to searched...everything is perpet except this..but when I pluged a usb mouse or keybord it prompts me found new hardware, next next etc..

so I couldn't use my mouse if I don't install it with ps/2 mouse..

here is my steps;

I have an non-SP windows xp professional cd..

I integrate SP3 with command to cd..

I delete by hand just components, dotnet win98 etc files..

I integrate my add-ons with rvm integrator..

with n-lite I just delete chinese, twain etc. 4 language that have too mb and make unattended, integrate theme..

and with driverpacks I integrate mass-storage drivers just..

please help me or give anylink about this issuee??I'm really confused :wacko:

Edited by ZEUS__

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are you sure?these are the basic steps for unattended xp..I didn't try any fantasy on this cd..

all add-ons tested one by one..

I didn't remove any risky component with nlite..just 4 language, windows tour and sample music..didn't make any service disable or reg tweak with nlite..just made sfc disable and tcp/ip>50 and theme patch..

just integrate driverpacks mass-storage driver..

this cd is simple enough..

Anyway seems this is caused by something you removed, try to isolate it. From what you say you removed from Nlite, I don't get conclusions. Keep an eye on what you removed manually. I think it should be there.

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