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D:\I386\asms - Incorrect Function

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Hi all,

When creating my first Unattend-CD I get this message at T-39

Error:

Installation Failed: D:\I386\asms. Error Message: Incorrect Function.

Any solutions to it?

I'm using Windows XP Pro SP1.

Thanks,


u didn't remove asms dir right?

it also happens for another reason. (had happened to me once) i don't remember the cause of it.

Did you play around with jumper settings on the hard disk? Or been changing cd-rom drives?

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No, I haven't played around with anything.

When I installed XP with the original disc it worked fine. Twice.

Its more likely a bad burn, how did you create the ISO or burn the files?

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I use the ISO creation tool that is recommended here on the unattend.msfn.org site.

And I burn them with Nero to CD-Rs (also tried a bunch of times to CD-RWs with same result.

  • 3 years later...
I use the ISO creation tool that is recommended here on the unattend.msfn.org site.

And I burn them with Nero to CD-Rs (also tried a bunch of times to CD-RWs with same result.

I just got past the error while installing Windows MCE by burning my disc back-up with PowerISO (which I used to make it) rather than Nero. All the Nero copies gave me this error, the PowerISO copy was fine. Same disc brand, same hardware plugged in, etc. I think it might have something to do with encryption or security.

Edited by firstodd

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