This folder is at the root of the cd (same level as the I386 and SUPPORT folder). Can I safely remove that folder without any complication? I'm making an unattended CD now (I usually use a DVD) so I need a little more space. I think I can, but I'm not sure.

I don't use nlite and I don't know how to make an unattended installaiton with multiple discs.

Thanks.

yes. It's intended SOLELY for Tablet and MCE editions of XP

Ok. Thanks for the clarification.

Wait, how do you actually make a multi cd unattended installation with runonceex? What is the easiest way?

This folder is at the root of the cd (same level as the I386 and SUPPORT folder). Can I safely remove that folder without any complication?

yes. It's intended SOLELY for Tablet and MCE editions of XP

i thought it had somehting to do with xp?

it's totally safe to delete, without any implications?

Cmpnents folder holds files for Dotnet for Tablet and MCE editions of XP.

Dotnetfx folder is for the DotNet installer (setup.exe).

Just for clarification. B)

only thing that will break will be a single button on autorun.

Cmpnents folder holds files for Dotnet for Tablet and MCE editions of XP.

Dotnetfx folder is for the DotNet installer (setup.exe).

Just for clarification.  B)

1) is dotnet automatically installed? or would i have to manually select it?

2) if i install RyanVM's: Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 SP1 do i still need this?

is dotnet automatically installed? or would i have to manually select it?

No it's not. That's why I thought of removing it.

Thanks MHz for the clarification.

How about the LANG folder? If I'm just installing English version, do I still need that? It is about 90mb.

I've been del the LANG dir with no probs for months. Its 99mb removed. UK XP Pro.

Cool! So I think I will delete it as well.

dotnetfx is garbage, ive been deleting it for months without problems.

you can also delete the win9x folders in I386 if you dont use the cd to upgrade from earlier versions of winodows.

See http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/space_saving_tips.htm on the main website. I followed that advice with my orig CD and it was spot-on. No hassles.