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XP Home, Repair and Auto Login

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I need to able to make a bootable XP Home OEM disk with my update packs ect.

that does not add accounts, edit the auto login settings in windows ect.

I made a new XP Home Disk with the RC version of nLite

and included a few dozen sets of Sata and Raid Controller txt mode drivers and MSFN updates for XP

but I was forced to make a new account not just admin and guest, and called it 'user'

now and I repair windows, it adds a account 'user' next to the other accounts on the machine

I just need to beable to repair/edit windows, and errors, and not touch the user accounts other then windows updates from my update packs.


...but I was forced to make a new account not just admin and guest, and called it 'user'

now and I repair windows, it adds a account 'user' next to the other accounts on the machine

I just need to beable to repair/edit windows, and errors, and not touch the user accounts other then windows updates from my update packs.

I would also like to not have to make another user. :)

Same here. In the old Nlite, 1.0.1, I believe, you could have an unattended account log in as owner or administrator even under windows xp home. I don't want to make an account that I have to delete after my unattended install is done. What happened to the old way of doing unattended accounts on nlite? I have to say it worked better that way.

Edited by DEFIANT13

As far as I know, in Xp Home you can only login to the administrator account from safe-mode.

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