October 7, 200619 yr Hi. I've installed an nlited installation (nlite 1.0 and Windows XP 64bit ) and I get Windows File Protection popups when installing drivers. I'd like to know a little more about what and why it's happening, and specially what should I do. Cancel to leave the current files, or insert the CD to restore the files? I don't even know which files he tries to restore so I have no ideia what to do. (The drivers so far apparently installed ok with WFP restore, but I want to know for sure)Thx in advance.
October 7, 200619 yr You need to disable 2 things in the next cd you make. Windows file protection and the driver signature policy.
October 8, 200619 yr Am also getting the same problem. And am using Nlite 1.2 RC. From what ive read this is a bug. I didnt found a good way to get pass this problem. I also have undestand that the problem is with unattended mode with Nlite. Disabling WFP is a way to get rid of that problem, but this is not the solution.I've tried another way. I've integrated all my addons with Nlite, then also removed components like security center, ... and also used the tweak in nlite. Then i used the windows deployment tool to make my CD unattended. After that i used Nlite to make my ISO. The Cd was good everything working but still the same problem when installing drivers. Ive used nlite before and didnt get this problem but i dont remember which version it was. Any help will be much apreciated.
October 8, 200619 yr Read :Hotfixesand Update Packs page -Click AdvancedRead below Remove Catalog Files
October 9, 200619 yr Author Actually, I asking whether I should keep the files or not, on WFP popups. May I deduce correcly from your answers to disable WFP that ignoring the warnings is what should be done? Because so far when installing drivers, I've chosen to the restore original files. Or isn't there any difference in the two?
October 13, 200619 yr Author So, anybody still out there? I still haven't got an answer. (or am I asking something terribly noobish?)
October 18, 200619 yr right click on "My Computer" click on properties then click on "Hardware"then click on "Driver signing" tab then select 1st option "ignore-install............" then restart windows and install driver again.Will it helpfull idia?
October 28, 200619 yr I dont mean to sound bad, but BULLLLLL....I have been making Unattended CD's for along time and have never got the windows protection error until this month. Something has changed either in the Driver packs, Nlite or ryans updates....On second thoughts, I only get this after it has booted up and is installing openoffice2.04 on my second cd install. Also on spyware blaster install... Drivers install flawless.Any suggestions or settings in nlite i could change? Edited October 28, 200619 yr by Hillbillie
October 29, 200619 yr The solution is that don't use the remove components in NLite. This is working for me. Am not getting the popup anymore.
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