rspndr.adm

[mr_ecko]

it says that it can copy the file rspndr.adm

im not good at german but on the german forum somebody said that it isn't vital so i can just skip it.

but ofcourse i want to eliminate it.

anybody know how to get rid of this problem and maybe why its happening?

[Jeremy]

I get that nowadays when installing nLited ISOs. The file doesn't exist in my source but I don't know about afterwards. I just integrate RyanVM's Update Pack.

[mr_ecko]

yes idd, I also used nlite to slipstream ryanvm's update pack...

so if im not wrong, what you just said is that it will only happen if i use ryanvm's update pack?

because in that case I can better ask that in his forum instead of this one

edit: solved it, ty jeremy

Edited January 25, 2007 by mr_ecko

[Jeremy]

I'd say so because "rspndr" isn't found in my Windows XP Corporate SP2 source so I assume its added by RyanVM's Pack. So yes, try asking him or his forums and then relay the response here.

[mr_ecko]

Are you using XP Home? If so then the Integrator (or nLite) is not executing the necessary code to remove that file from DOSNET and TXTSETUP.

That ADM file is meant to be used in XP Pro for remote administration of the Link-Layer Topology Discovery Responder protocol. If the system is not used in a corporate environment then the ADM file is not necessary.

The simplest means of correcting this error is to copy the file from the Update Pack directly into I386 of your source. You should probably compress it as well. Installing the file in XP Home should have no ill effects.

Edited January 25, 2007 by mr_ecko