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Integrate IE7 result in lsass.exe: Not Enough Quota


xenz

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Fellow nLiter, need your experience input please.

- Got Windows XP Pro OEM w/SP2 (CD volme label as VX2POEM_EN)

- Using nLite v1.2.1

- downloaded IE7-WindowsXP-x86-enu.exe off Microsoft site

- Ran nLite v1.2.1 only doing HotFix and Create ISO

- only include IE7-WindowsXP-x86-enu.exe in Hotfix and nothing else

- integrated OK

- create ISO OK

- Load up in VMware, text mode setup completed OK

a. upon GUI setup bootup, gave error : lsass.exe - System Error

b. setup reboot itself automatically

c. upon GUI setup bootup again, gave error: lsass.exe - Not Enough Quota

d. setup reboot itself automatically

- loop back to ( c ) and continue doing ( c ) and ( d ) and loop non-stop

Tried above steps with Windows XP Pro Corp (CD volume label as WXPVLKSP2) works OK.

I know someone already mentioned IE7 can probably only integrated into WinXP which doesn't really need activation.

Are there anyone able to sucessfully integrate IE7 (which download straight from Microsoft, not modded one) into OEM Windows using nLite ?

TIA!

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Happen to have any suggestion what could went wrong in my case ?

- Only happen with Windows XP OEM (Pro or Home) which require activation.

- Work fine with Corp and Royalty OEM which doesnt' require activation.

- Haven't test with Retail.

Thankyou

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so I suppose it's the OEM Windows XP Pro CD. Hmm... but I had also tried 5 different copies of Windows XP Pro OEM English version which is from different batch of shipment over a period of 6 months off my company.

Really puzzled me.

Say boooggy, your OEM should require activation after installation, right ? Not Royalty OEM, am I understanding correctly ?

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Fellow nLiter, need your experience input please.

- Got Windows XP Pro OEM w/SP2 (CD volme label as VX2POEM_EN)

- Using nLite v1.2.1

- downloaded IE7-WindowsXP-x86-enu.exe off Microsoft site

- Ran nLite v1.2.1 only doing HotFix and Create ISO

- only include IE7-WindowsXP-x86-enu.exe in Hotfix and nothing else

- integrated OK

- create ISO OK

- Load up in VMware, text mode setup completed OK

a. upon GUI setup bootup, gave error : lsass.exe - System Error

b. setup reboot itself automatically

c. upon GUI setup bootup again, gave error: lsass.exe - Not Enough Quota

d. setup reboot itself automatically

- loop back to ( c ) and continue doing ( c ) and ( d ) and loop non-stop

Tried above steps with Windows XP Pro Corp (CD volume label as WXPVLKSP2) works OK.

I know someone already mentioned IE7 can probably only integrated into WinXP which doesn't really need activation.

Are there anyone able to sucessfully integrate IE7 (which download straight from Microsoft, not modded one) into OEM Windows using nLite ?

TIA!

post-56944-1165741086_thumb.jpgpost-56944-1165741102_thumb.jpg

I have the same problem but with Windows XP Prof Corporate CD.

Solutions?

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Possibly something with the CD. Make sure your sources are 100% clean (copy the CD to HDD into a new folder and re-slipstream if you have to). I have an OEM XP SP1 CD that I slipstreamed SP2 to and then slipstreamed IE7 (using nlite of course) to and I have no problems. My CD still requires activation, before and after having made these changes to it, so the problem is not whether your windows has to be activated, and it is not whether it is retail, oem, or corporate, its something else to do with your files.

Here is the easiest way to fix the problem:

1) Delete any copies of XP cd that are on your HDD

2) Copy original (not burned) cd to HDD

3) If your original CD is not SP2, slipstream that. If it is, then skip to step 4. DO NOT SLIPSTREAM ANY HOTFIXES, NO RYANVM UPDATE PACK, NO BOOOGY UPDATE, NOTHING.

4) Use nlite to integrate IE7-WindowsXP-x86-enu.exe

5) Test

If that works, then go back and do over, but include one of the update packs (ryanvm, or booogy, or siginet)

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any news?

i´m having the same problem here with my Corporate CD.

i´m also having those "framedyn.dll" and "srclient.dll" problem.

I´m almost sure is some of the new hotfixes that is causing my problems.

has anyone tried to first integrate IE7 and then open nlite again and integrate the hotfixes?

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