nhelper error

[wireman121]

I have made at least 8 different CDs trying to fix this problem, but it won't go away. Before I upgraded from 1.0.1 I didnt have this problem. Every time, I use slightly different options to try and figure out what is causing this error.

After windows installs completely, and right after the welcome screen I am getting this error. Has anyone else encountered it? Is there a fix yet? It is very frustrating, and I cant get rid of it. I have attached my last session file. Please advise.

Last_Session.ini

[hulkviper]

Stop makin CD's

Try VirtualBox

[wandererm]

I encounter the same problem, too.

After first login, every time I login into XP ,

it will pop-up a alarm message said that can't find "nhelper" for six times.

although i seems all work good but this little problem,

it really annoying...

I tried to find out if one start reg caused this problem, but in vain.

btw, i use resource which have nlited in 1.2 version.

and i met this problem in 1.3 final.

nuhi, hope you can find the solution,

keep up the goodwork and cheers~

Edited March 10, 2007 by wandererm

[minigun]

Stop makin CD's

Try VirtualBox

off topic: thats a great software beats MS virtual PC, vmware and its FREE!!

[bledd]

Stop makin CD's

Try VirtualBox

off topic: thats a great software beats MS virtual PC, vmware and its FREE!!

yeah, its a lot faster at installing windows than the other two aswell

[wireman121]

OK so instead of making suggestions on how I could better install windows, or test my installation CD, has anyone found a fix for this problem? I have tried 1.3 RC2 and it is still giving the same error. I rebuilt my session file from scratch (or didnt load one) and I reloaded and reselected all of my options. No luck, still getting this error. I am stuck using an olllldddd version of nlite. Can no one determine what this problem is coming from?!!

[nuhi]

How do you manage to make that popup, I never experienced anything similar?

Attach your preset please and I'll try.

[Guest jjj123]

How do you manage to make that popup, I never experienced anything similar?

Attach your preset please and I'll try.

I got the same problem too... I used a winXP SP2 Version which was already nlit by an earlier nlite version. n now I got the SP3 pack slipstreamed it into the XP SP2 using nLite 1.4.5 and there I got the same issue on bootup... the error comes about 6 times... I copied and pasted the nHelper.exe to the system32 but somehow after the second restart the file gone missing n there i got my 6 errors back...

Plz Advice

Last_Session__2008.05.17_11.58.58_.ini

Edited May 17, 2008 by jjj123

[Kelsenellenelvian]

I used a winXP SP2 Version which was already nlit by an earlier nlite version

Sorry to tell you this but you have to USE A FRESH source ESPECIALLY when integrating a Service Pack!

[mooms]

this answer comes a little late

[franksmith]

This is such an old problem.

The interesting thing is.....

I've searched the registry and found the following:

(Export of registry entried and I've removed the irrelevant stuff...)

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\Windows\ShellNoRoam\MUICache]

"C:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\nhelper.exe"="nLite Helper Tool"

Look, nhelper.exe is called the nLite Helper Tool....

Strange....

[franksmith]

I've deleted those registry entries (there are two of them.)

I've restarted more than 5 times.

Firstly, the welcome screen is dsiplayed a LOT longer, so boot-up takes longer and the error still comes up.

HELP

[kingsc]

I have the same issue too, and I used a fresh XP Pro w/SP3 slipstreamed. It only happens after perform the installation, directly after the XP splash screen I get that error exactly three times then everything's fine so I haven't worried about it.

EDIT -- The wierd thing is the first couple versions I made of this didn't do it.... the only thing I remember changing is the boot option to enable ctrl-alt-del.... which by the way doesn't work but I'm too lazy to change it ;p

Maybe I have an old version.

Edited July 17, 2008 by kingsc