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Im always testing in VMware.

Update: Changing the order again didn't work.  So it has to be somthing different. Maybe its my whole CD?

Could be that you have rewritten the CD too many times and that it doesn't work 100%.

I would say burn your project on another CD and try again.

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I remove a number of defaults from it. Change extension to sif. Give it a try.

You took out the Indexsrv entry but in the Ref.chm it says:

Default Value On (the Windows Server 2003 family);

                    Off(Windows XP Professional) 

It doesn't say what it is in Home. I got XP Home Edition.

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On XPhome, don't specify that component at all, that's all. Just for sake of comparison, this is my components list from XP home:

[Components]
   Fax=off
   p2p=off
   chat=off
   upnp=off
;   oobe=off
;   paint=on
;   icfv6=on
   msmsgs=on
   WMPOCM=off
   msnexplr=off
   OEAccess=off
   IEAccess=off
;   WMAccess=off
   TerminalServer=off
   IndexSrv_System=off
   Games=on
   hearts=on
   spider=on
   Pinball=on
   freecell=on
   solitaire=on
   ZoneGames=on
;   mswordpad=on
   minesweeper=on

I have commented out the lines which I need and are on by default. And my components section works exactly as planned.

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@prathapml: You said u have commented out the defaults, BUT Zonegames=On is a default and is not commented out. :wacko:

@MHz: I thought IndexSrv was the Indexing Service. But it's not. What's the Value for the Indexing Service then?

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You can look for a Regtweak for Indexing service. I have mine running as it improves the speed of searching for files etc. Winnt.sif does not have an entry for it.

Found the tweak for you.

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\cisvc]
"Start"=dword:00000004

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I remove a number of defaults from it. Change extension to sif. Give it a try.

That one didn't work too. I think I'll try somthing totally different. Reports next week.

Question/Edit: Does somebody know how to delete/not-to-install the MS-Bluetooth-Stack? I need the Widcomm Stack, which I install later.

EDIT2: I figured out, that it's not the winnt.sif which is wrong. My friend took the same sif and it worked (at his CD). So my CD is wrong. I'll report.

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I GOT IT The Entry which disabled the [Components] section was

[unattended]    UnattendMode=ProvideDefault Has to be f.e.: FullUnattended
The ref.chm says bulls*** somehow about this Entry. ProvideDefault is crap. So for future... NEVER USE PROVIDEDEFAULT
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