Problem at 34-33Min Stage XP screen pops up like the autorun menu?

[p4ntb0y]

I am using NLITE to create a ISO so that I can test it in VMWARE.

if I use the oenpnpdriverspath= "blah blah"

the autorun screen pops up like when you insert a xp cd in your puter

The one that says "Welcome to Windows XP"

"What do you want to do?"

if you press exit then it carries on the install fine.

If I take out the line oempnpdrivers= then all works fine no screen goes thru all the way

;SetupMgrTag
[Data]
Autopartition = 1
MsDosInitiated = 0
UnattendedInstall = "Yes"

[Unattended]
UnattendMode = FullUnattended
UnattendSwitch = "Yes"
OemPreinstall = "Yes"
OemSkipEula = "Yes"
FileSystem = *
Repartition="Yes"
WaitForReboot = "No"
NoWaitAfterTextMode = 1
NoWaitAfterGUIMode = 1
OemPnPDriversPath="Drivers\0c;Drivers\0c\0c1;Drivers\0c\0c2;Drivers\0c\0c4;Drivers\0c\0c5;Drivers\1n\1n1;Drivers\1n\1n2;Drivers\1n\1n3;Drivers\1n\1n4;Drivers\1n\1n5;Drivers\1n\1n6;Drivers\2G\2G1;Drivers\2G\2G2;Drivers\2G\2G3;Drivers\3S\3S1;Drivers\3S\3S2;Drivers\3S\3S3;Drivers\3S\3S4;Drivers\3S\3S5;Drivers\4M;Drivers\5k;Drivers\MO;Drivers\7USB"
DriverSigningPolicy = Ignore
NonDriverSigningPolicy = Ignore

this above part does not work....

;SetupMgrTag
[Data]
Autopartition = 1
MsDosInitiated = 0
UnattendedInstall = "Yes"

[Unattended]
UnattendMode = FullUnattended
UnattendSwitch = "Yes"
OemPreinstall = "Yes"
OemSkipEula = "Yes"
FileSystem = *
Repartition="Yes"
WaitForReboot = "No"
NoWaitAfterTextMode = 1
NoWaitAfterGUIMode = 1
DriverSigningPolicy = Ignore
NonDriverSigningPolicy = Ignore

but this one works fine?

I have made 50 images trying to get this sorted.

I have also tried burning a CD off now and then just in case its a vmware thing but no luck.

Any help will be met with thanks.

The drivers path is just for HP Base units D500, D510, D530 DC7100 and DC7600 these are the only units I use.

But obvisouly I want to able to build a unatteded CD to install on any of these models.

Its like it installs some device which makes this screen kick in

[BrainDrain]

This might be unacceptable for your uses, but have you considered replacing renaming setup.exe (the one you're talking about, on the root, not the one in i386) to autorun.exe and modifying the autorun.inf respectively, I know it's a roundabout approach, but if it still comes up, you've got a few more things troubleshooted

[p4ntb0y]

Thanks for that suggestion it worked perfectly so I checked my drivers folder and in the graphics folder is a setup.exe which a inf file was calling but for some reason it called the setup.exe on the root of the CD

Thanks again!

Some times its best for someone to look at it

again thanks!!