JwAlstrom Posted March 17, 2009 Posted March 17, 2009 .17-March-'09.I want to make an ISO image disk of my current Win-Xp-Pro, whichis up-to-date with all UpDates.I then should be able to install Win-Xp on my new computer..nLite fails with a message - - "Make sure that the selected folder or drive contains i386 or AMD64 directory and proper WIndows installation files".I tell it C: - then C:\Windows - then other folders/directories that all contain either i386 or AMD64 or both -but the error message is all that I ever get..I then tried my WinXp installation CD in D: as the directory - same problem..What am I missing?.
Ponch Posted March 17, 2009 Posted March 17, 2009 First, there is an nLite forum, hopefully this post will get moved.Then for your big mistake, I don't know what you tried to achieve with "making an ISO" of your running XP installation. An XP install disc has totally different files from a running Windows XP. Also the size difference should have been a hint.Given the fact that nLite modifies files, you can consider yourself lucky that it did not shoot and crash your operating system.Now for your try on D:, I don't know what went wrong, maybe you can just point to the cd and let nLite copy the files on your hard disk.Normally, copying the whole cd content to a directory on D: should work as well, providing the cd is an XP install cd, not a recovery that works in an other way that the standard MS XP installation.
puntoMX Posted March 17, 2009 Posted March 17, 2009 First, there is an nLite forum, hopefully this post will get moved.Done .
Ponch Posted March 18, 2009 Posted March 18, 2009 I then tried my WinXp installation CD in D: as the directory -nLite probably doesn't accept D:'s root as a valid working directory. Try puting all install files in a subdir, like D:\MyNewXP\
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