Hello,

I've intergrated IE7 with nLite and everything seemed to be fine. After a few hours I saw that my useraccount-panel was messed up. So I created a new install disc with nLite without integrating IE7 (only SP2). With this install is the useracocunt-panel as it should be. So I created a new install disc with SP2 and IE7 integrated by nLite. De usseraccount-panel is messed up again.. So I'm pretty sure that integrating IE7 causes this problem.

Does anyone now how to prevent/fix this problem? It seems like a register key (where the location to those missing images are places) is messed up...

Edited December 13, 200619 yr by Danko

Close the applet.

Save as a .reg file and import it into the registry.

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.ico]
@="icofile"
"Content Type"="image/x-icon"

@ Joe User 99:

Thanks, that did the job!

As you can see it also messes up the menu of NotePad and Paint (probably even more programs).. Is there also a way to solve this one?

Edited December 13, 200619 yr by Danko

Sorry,

Haven't seen that one. The menus in mine are normal.

Hello,

I've intergrated IE7 with nLite and everything seemed to be fine. After a few hours I saw that my useraccount-panel was messed up....

same here ... [ XP SP2 english version ]

Hello,

I've intergrated IE7 with nLite and everything seemed to be fine. After a few hours I saw that my useraccount-panel was messed up....

same here ... [ XP SP2 english version ]

did you see the post from Joe User 99?

it solved my problem with the useraccount-panel.

...did you see the post from Joe User 99?

it solved my problem with the useraccount-panel.

my problem is the other side : if IE7 integration can do this with user control panel

how can i know that all other things are Ok ?

i remove IE7 from integration , i run IE7 with WPI after installation of XP

and now 100% all is ok . just an opinion and my way till i will test other ideas / versions....

my problem is the other side : if IE7 integration can do this with user control panel

how can i know that all other things are Ok ?

i remove IE7 from integration , i run IE7 with WPI after installation of XP

and now 100% all is ok . just an opinion and my way till i will test other ideas / versions....

I've got that question to... If you run the installation with WPI (is that RunOnceEx??) it does want to validate windows.. Do you know a possibility to skip that? I've got a legal version of windows, thats not the point, but I don't want any user-interaction. A silent installer and a way to skip (or automate) the validate process would be nice.

Edited January 22, 200719 yr by Danko

I've got that question to... If you run the installation with WPI (is that RunOnceEx??) it does want to validate windows.. Do you know a possibility to skip that? I've got a legal version of windows, thats not the point, but I don't want any user-interaction. A silent installer and a way to skip (or automate) the validate process would be nice.

anyone?