XP OOBE QUESTION

[SEBBASEB]

Hello All,

My first post here. I have been using Nlite for a while now and i am very pleased with it. I own a computer store and we preinstall computers with os 10-100 times a week.

Here is my Problem.

I recently been sued by microsoft for a invalid key sold on one machiene that i sold.

Now what i want to do is make a windows xp disk where the user (customer) must fill in all the information and agree to the eula on the first power up. on the OOBE screen

sorry forgot to add... i would like it to also ask for the product key after the install on the oobe screen

any help will help

Edited November 25, 2010 by SEBBASEB

[Guest]

nLite is for personal use only. You wont get any help here.

[SEBBASEB]

nLite is for personal use only. You wont get any help here.

thats not nice

[Sp0iLedBrAt]

It wasn't nice of you either not to read the EULA when installing nLite, otherwise you would have already known not to use it.

-X- is right.

[SEBBASEB]

It wasn't nice of you either not to read the EULA when installing nLite, otherwise you would have already known not to use it.

-X- is right.

it is for personal use.

[Kelsenellenelvian]

As long as you are using it for your own home machine it is fine but not when you make ANY knid of profit off of the installation.

i.e. making a "Personal" disk for someone else. or using the installation in a buisness. or using the installation in a kiosk.

You say you were sued by ms? Nuhi (The maker of nLite) has the ability to do the same... (Probably wouldn't, but who am I to say)

As for your issue you need to look into sysprepping the machine.