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Cannot Find EULA

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Now That I Resolved My BootLoader Issues And I Can Boot Into My Setup Files, Im Getting The Error Cannot Find License Agreement EULA Press F3 To Reboot.

Can Anybody Tell Me What I Need To Change To Point My Setups To This File.

It Happens With XP And 2000 Boot Files.

Thanks I Will Also Upload A Pic Of My Error Screen.

NateDawg1169

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You probably didn't have a \ at the end of the source path line.

Check all txtsetup.sif files in the boot folders.

If i have in txtsetup.sif...

SetupSourcePath ="\XPFamily\XPPRO02\"

My whole OS would be at:

-Root

-------XPFamily

------------------XPPRO02

----------------------------I386

----------------------------DOCS, DOTNETFX, ETC

Edited by LiquidSage

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Unfortunatly that didn't work, my txtsetup.sif was setup correctly in all my boot folders. After doing a quick google search on that error msg microsoft support said that error comes up after trying to install xp on improperly formated partition. Like one formatted from fat 32 to NTFS. Which is wierd cuase Im not formatting anything im just testing the disk. 2nd when I did format my drive it was done with XP SP2 Disk.

Im thinking its something else, I also tried moving my EULA.Txt for each OS To the Root Folder of each OS (ie \Setup\WXP2\) That Didnt work.

Do you have anymore suggestions??

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