ptmoy Posted May 15, 2009 Posted May 15, 2009 I tried slipstreaming sp2 into Windows XP Prof 64-bit. I get the following error message at the end of the slipstreaming process:"The specified executable is not a valid Win32 application"Should I just ignore this error message? Did the slipstreaming actually happen despite the error message?
potpotjeng Posted May 15, 2009 Posted May 15, 2009 I tried slipstreaming sp2 into Windows XP Prof 64-bit. I get the following error message at the end of the slipstreaming process:"The specified executable is not a valid Win32 application"Should I just ignore this error message? Did the slipstreaming actually happen despite the error message?Sp2 is available in 2 versions. The 32 bit and 64 bit version.Since you are slipstreaming on xp 64 bit version you should be using sp2 64 bit version.
Guest Posted May 15, 2009 Posted May 15, 2009 You could give the following a try:i wonder if extracting to temp folder -&&- manual replace setup.exe64 with setup.exe32 would do the trick as, its both the same installer (i geuss also the same inf structure)... how about trying... > extract (with 7zip or other util), winxp-x64-sp2-enu.exe to c:\x64sp2\> rename c:\x64sp2\setup.exe to: c:\x64sp2\setup.exe.x64> > extract from 32bit version of sp1 or sp2 setup.exe to c:\x64sp2\ do setup.exe /? or setup.exe /help to find the cmdline arg for manual slipstreaming....
johnhc Posted May 15, 2009 Posted May 15, 2009 ptmoy, you should get no error messages from nLite and should not ignore them. So, please attach (not paste) your Last Session.ini. Make sure to always start with a fresh copy of your CD files/folders, do all your work in one nLite session and integrate only one SP. Please report when you have a solution, so others can benefit. Enjoy, John.
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