MD5 is ok and i have send a PM to nuhi yesterday with the Topic like.

Really strange, it shouldn't be doing this. All bases are covered:

Antivirus > disabled (verify again?)

.Net > installed (check again? Install 2.0 sp2? uninstall 3 if you can?)

Source > looks good (again recheck for corruption; WIN51, WIN51IP & WIN51IP.SP3 should be text files containing only the word "Windows" without quotes)

Last Session > looks good

Nlite installation > check?

GL

Edited March 28, 200917 yr by GrofLuigi

I tested this options ALL and lot more like deinstalling PunkBuster and Demon Tool...

Sometimes these things leave drivers and other stuff behind deinstallation. Shouldn't be interfering, but...

Also, the antivirus. Most of them, even if "realtime scanning" is disabled, still have driver components that interfere. I have seen it. Nirsoft utilities look like viruses to most of them and are detected even if antivirus is disabled.

For ultimate troubleshooting try Process Monitor.

GL

I think it's the other way around, DOTNETFX and VALUEADD are present on MS CDs.

John is wrong, GrofLuigi is right. DOTNETFX and VALUEADD are on all genuine XPCDs.

Here`s a directory list of XP SP3 (german):

cmpnents
DOCS
I386
SUPPORT
VALUEADD
cmpnents\netfx
cmpnents\TABLETPC
cmpnents\netfx\i386
cmpnents\TABLETPC\i386
I386\ASMS
I386\COMPDATA
I386\DRW
I386\LANG
I386\SYSTEM32
I386\WIN9XMIG
I386\WIN9XUPG
I386\WINNTUPG
I386\ASMS\1
I386\ASMS\10
I386\ASMS\1000
I386\ASMS\2
I386\ASMS\5100
I386\ASMS\52
I386\ASMS\60
I386\ASMS\6000
I386\ASMS\70
I386\ASMS\7000
I386\ASMS\1\default
I386\ASMS\10\msft
I386\ASMS\10\policy
I386\ASMS\10\msft\windows
I386\ASMS\10\msft\windows\gdiplus
I386\ASMS\10\policy\msft
I386\ASMS\10\policy\msft\windows
I386\ASMS\10\policy\msft\windows\gdiplus
I386\ASMS\1000\MSFT
I386\ASMS\1000\MSFT\WINDOWS
I386\ASMS\1000\MSFT\WINDOWS\GDIPLUS
I386\ASMS\2\default
I386\ASMS\5100\MSFT
I386\ASMS\5100\MSFT\WINDOWS
I386\ASMS\5100\MSFT\WINDOWS\SYSTEM
I386\ASMS\5100\MSFT\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\DEFAULT
I386\ASMS\52\msft
I386\ASMS\52\policy
I386\ASMS\52\msft\windows
I386\ASMS\52\msft\windows\net
I386\ASMS\52\msft\windows\net\dxmrtp
I386\ASMS\52\msft\windows\net\rtcdll
I386\ASMS\52\msft\windows\net\rtcres
I386\ASMS\52\policy\msft
I386\ASMS\52\policy\msft\windows
I386\ASMS\52\policy\msft\windows\networking
I386\ASMS\52\policy\msft\windows\networking\dxmrtp
I386\ASMS\52\policy\msft\windows\networking\rtcdll
I386\ASMS\60\msft
I386\ASMS\60\policy
I386\ASMS\60\msft\windows
I386\ASMS\60\msft\windows\common
I386\ASMS\60\msft\windows\common\controls
I386\ASMS\60\policy\60
I386\ASMS\60\policy\60\comctl
I386\ASMS\6000\MSFT
I386\ASMS\6000\MSFT\VCRTL
I386\ASMS\6000\MSFT\VCRTLINT
I386\ASMS\6000\MSFT\WINDOWS
I386\ASMS\6000\MSFT\WINDOWS\COMMON
I386\ASMS\6000\MSFT\WINDOWS\COMMON\CONTROLS
I386\ASMS\70\msft
I386\ASMS\70\policy
I386\ASMS\70\msft\windows
I386\ASMS\70\msft\windows\mswincrt
I386\ASMS\70\policy\msft
I386\ASMS\70\policy\msft\mswincrt
I386\ASMS\7000\MSFT
I386\ASMS\7000\MSFT\WINDOWS
I386\ASMS\7000\MSFT\WINDOWS\MSWINCRT
I386\DRW\1031
I386\DRW\1033
I386\WIN9XMIG\ACROBAT
I386\WIN9XMIG\CMMGR
I386\WIN9XMIG\DEVUPGRD
I386\WIN9XMIG\DMICALL
I386\WIN9XMIG\DVD
I386\WIN9XMIG\EASTMAN
I386\WIN9XMIG\FAX
I386\WIN9XMIG\HPTOOLS
I386\WIN9XMIG\IBMAV
I386\WIN9XMIG\ICM
I386\WIN9XMIG\IEMIG
I386\WIN9XMIG\MAPI
I386\WIN9XMIG\MODEMS
I386\WIN9XMIG\MSGQUEUE
I386\WIN9XMIG\MSI
I386\WIN9XMIG\MSNEXPLR
I386\WIN9XMIG\MSP
I386\WIN9XMIG\NECKBD
I386\WIN9XMIG\NECPA
I386\WIN9XMIG\NECWPS
I386\WIN9XMIG\OCTOPUS
I386\WIN9XMIG\OEWAB
I386\WIN9XMIG\PRINT
I386\WIN9XMIG\PWS
I386\WIN9XMIG\RUMBA
I386\WIN9XMIG\SETUP
I386\WIN9XMIG\TRANSACT
I386\WIN9XMIG\WIA
I386\WIN9XMIG\WMP
I386\WIN9XMIG\ACROBAT\FILES
I386\WIN9XMIG\MAPI\80
I386\WIN9XMIG\MAPI\801
I386\WIN9XMIG\MAPI\802
I386\WIN9XMIG\MAPI\803
I386\WIN9XMIG\MAPI\98MAPI
I386\WIN9XMIG\MAPI\98OMI
I386\WIN9XMIG\MAPI\DLL
I386\WIN9XMIG\MAPI\EX40
I386\WIN9XMIG\MAPI\EX40A
I386\WIN9XMIG\MAPI\EX40SP3
I386\WIN9XMIG\MAPI\EX40SP4
I386\WIN9XMIG\MAPI\EX50SP1
I386\WIN9XMIG\MAPI\EX50SP2
I386\WIN9XMIG\PRINT\BLAINF
I386\WIN9XMIG\PRINT\DTCINF
I386\WIN9XMIG\PRINT\ENTINF
I386\WIN9XMIG\PRINT\PERINF
I386\WIN9XMIG\PRINT\SBSINF
I386\WIN9XMIG\PRINT\SRVINF
I386\WINNTUPG\ENTINF
I386\WINNTUPG\MS
I386\WINNTUPG\OEM
I386\WINNTUPG\PERINF
I386\WINNTUPG\SRVINF
I386\WINNTUPG\MS\MODEMSHR
I386\WINNTUPG\MS\SNA
I386\WINNTUPG\OEM\DIGI
I386\WINNTUPG\OEM\EICON
I386\WINNTUPG\OEM\EQN
I386\WINNTUPG\OEM\SPX
I386\WINNTUPG\OEM\TIGERJET
I386\WINNTUPG\OEM\DIGI\ASYNC
I386\WINNTUPG\OEM\DIGI\ISDN
I386\WINNTUPG\OEM\DIGI\REALPORT
I386\WINNTUPG\OEM\DIGI\ISDN\BRI
I386\WINNTUPG\OEM\DIGI\ISDN\PRI
I386\WINNTUPG\OEM\SPX\MPS
SUPPORT\TOOLS
VALUEADD\3RDPARTY
VALUEADD\MSFT
VALUEADD\3RDPARTY\MGMT
VALUEADD\3RDPARTY\MGMT\CITRIX
VALUEADD\MSFT\FONTS
VALUEADD\MSFT\MGMT
VALUEADD\MSFT\NET
VALUEADD\MSFT\USMT
VALUEADD\MSFT\MGMT\CIMV2R5
VALUEADD\MSFT\MGMT\IAS
VALUEADD\MSFT\MGMT\MSTSC_HPC
VALUEADD\MSFT\MGMT\PBA
VALUEADD\MSFT\MGMT\WBEMODBC
VALUEADD\MSFT\NET\NETBEUI
VALUEADD\MSFT\NET\TOOLS
VALUEADD\MSFT\USMT\ANSI

It looks all ok in Process Monitor.

I will make a Format C: in +/- 3 Week then i will replace then all system files one by one that nLite is using from a new insatlled Windows XP on a Virtual Machine and see if a system file is causing this problem this is all i can do for now i'm out of ideas.

Edited March 29, 200917 yr by Outbreaker

I found the bug if i select in "Regional and Language Options" "Luxembourg (Luxembourg)" the i get this bug but if i select "German (Luxembourg)" or "French (Luxembourg)" i don't get this bug.