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Runtime error on last stage

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Good afternoon everybody.

I am trying for more than 5 hours to make my new unattended WinXP cd with sp, hotfixes, drivers etc using the 1.2 version but I am experiencing the following problem.

On the last stage and during the beggining of drivers integration I am getting a message saying "Runtime error - R6025 - pure virtual function call". I tried more than ten times and had the same output.

Does anyone having the same problem?

I am attaching the last session and a screen of the message.

Please for your help and advice.

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Last_Session.ini

I just got this error as well (didnt get it before - not with 1.2 RC either)

I am using 1.2 RC while getting the error.

I have attached the LAST_SESSION.INI where I got the error and the one before that where I didnt get the error.

On a side note: nLite seems to have completed and even though it closed nLite when I clicked OK button I could still make a perfectly working .ISO afterwards with nLite's output/work :)

EDIT: NO! It installed and logged in my administrator user fine the first time - after that reboot something was messed up :-(

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LAST_SESSION.INI

LAST_SESSION__205209.29_14.54.39_.INI

Edited by druiddk

I would like to help but first I never got this error and second whomever I asked to repeat it they said it's ok now, it's random...well...

Argghh got this again today... are you sure there is nothing I can do to aid in the resolvement of this annoyance?

Yeah I'm sure...unless some developer sees it and tells me what it is it will remain a mistery.

And don't think that I usually ignore bugs like this but this one experienced only a handful of users.

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