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[Resquesting Help]Windows XP Media Center 2005


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Ok, I'm a noob on this, but my experience says me that I learn quickly...

So I explain my problem:

I wanna use nlite with Windows Xp Media Center 2005, but it is in english, and I speak spanish (...that's why my english is poor :no: ) so I have MCELOCPACK_ESN to translate to spanish, but for install MCELOCPACK_ESN it says:

First, install .NET Framework, then install RollUp2 and finally install MCELOCPACK_ESN.

So first I have to integrate .NET Framework 3.0 then integrate RollUp2 so finally integrate MCELOCPACK_ESN.

But I was wondering if is possible to do it.

And also I want to integrate these:

-DirectX 9.0c October 2006

-Windows Media Player (spanish version)

-Internet Explorer 7 (spanish version)

-Windows defender

So, when the installation of media center finalizes, I would have my media center in Spanish, and:

-DirectX 9.0c October 2006

-Windows Media Player (spanish version)

-Internet Explorer 7 (spanish version)

-Windows defender

Installed.

Please, help me...


Posted (edited)

Thnx!!! I'll try, but It isn't better install .NET Framework 3.0 that 1.1???

Sorry about my english

Edited by NeoZeruel
Posted

there is no use in installing .NET Framework 3.0. when the application doesnt need it. just waste of system resources.

you should install .NET1.1 SP1 and that would work great

Posted

You have to leave .NET 1.0 on the CD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If you want to install the UpdateRollup2 you need to install .NET 1.1 SP1 first, but don't remove the .NET Framework 1.0!!!!!!!!!!

Posted (edited)

Ok, let me explain better:

I know .NET Framework 1.1 and its SP1 have to be installed before install rollup2, but it isn't better to have .NET Framework 3.0???

Because I use some programs that use .NET Framework 2.0... and I know that 3.0 is 2.0 plus some actualizations for vista programs...

And as I said before: I want to integrate these programs, so when the installation of media center finalizes, I would have my media center in Spanish, and:

-DirectX 9.0c October 2006

-Windows Media Player (spanish version)

-Internet Explorer 7 (spanish version)

-Windows Defender

Installed.

Edited by NeoZeruel

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