Sysprep network card problem

[dieselpower79]

Hello there,

We use an unattended build to create a client with all relevant software/settings etc. There are one or two additional applications added after this (these are modified on a monthly basis) and then a default user profile created, simple enough....

I then sysprep the client, take a ghost image and then deploy the image to approx 200 identicle clients via fibre cable....

We recently moved from a Win2k build to XP. For some reason, when the client is sysprep'd it loses the driver for the PCMCIA Fibre Card and therefore when the 'Network Name' section is displayed it cannot join the domain.

This was never a problem using the old Win2k sysprep tool. Can anyone offer me some advice as I'm getting a little frustrated!

I use a batch file in the sysprep folder to run sysprep with -reseal -mini

Attached is my sysprep.inf

;SetupMgrTag

[unattended]

OemSkipEula=Yes

InstallFilesPath=C:\sysprep\i386

[GuiUnattended]

AdminPassword="xxxxxx"

EncryptedAdminPassword=NO

OEMSkipRegional=1

TimeZone=90

OemSkipWelcome=1

[userData]

ProductKey=XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX

FullName="XXXX"

OrgName="XXXX"

[Display]

BitsPerPel=32

Xresolution=1024

YResolution=768

Vrefresh=60

[TapiLocation]

CountryCode=44

Dialing=Tone

AreaCode=0

LongDistanceAccess="9"

[RegionalSettings]

LanguageGroup=1

SystemLocale=00000809

UserLocale=00000809

InputLocale=0809:00000809

[setupMgr]

DistFolder=C:\sysprep\i386

DistShare=windist

[dieselpower79]

Got around the issue by using sysprep version 1.1

However I have a new issue, I get a stop error message when I enter a computer name and click Next ("setup - Application Error" message: The instruction at "0x5f1a340b" referenced memory at "0x00000014". The memory could not be "read".

If I click 'OK' or 'Cancel' the computer reboots and goes through the sysprep procedure again.

It did this for both sysprep version 2.0 and 1.1

Did a google search and have noticed quite a few others are getting the same issue, but no one has an answer

Any ideas?