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MCE unattended help

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I have used nLite to integrate drivers for my mobo, lan, sound card, TV tuner, video card etc. I removed ALL drivers from windows with nLite and a few other things and do unattended. Burned that down to CD and worked great. Now i have be trying to set up WPI to install programs automaticly worked for the most part (lime wire need java before it will install corretly so it errors pop up but java installs like 3 programs after so it works once in windows, i guess i need to find how to install java before lime wire and doesnt delete the files it copyed to install the programs) Anyway insted of wasting CDs im now useing VMWare to test, but now MCE dont work. The files are in windows folder(no link on start menu) and errors out. i checked to make sure it didnt just install XP Pro and it DIDNT it says windows media center edtion. What could it be? Could it be VMWare?

Sorry for the bad spelling

Thanks

mce get installed only when the CD key is a MCE key

& u should have the 'cmpnents' Dir in the root of u r iso & it should contain proper mce folder arragement and netfx

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yeah i also found you need to add

[Components]

medctr = on

netfx =on

in to the WINNT.sif

Hey that doesnt make any diff if the CD Key is not an MCE

it install ony XP Pro

check MedCtr.log,netfx.log u can see the diff

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