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Windows XP Setup.exe Screens

machkris
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I want to edit the boring Windows screen that you get when you open the Setup.exe file in the Windows CD :blushing: . I have tried to use AutoPlay Media Studio for this purpose and have been successful till a certain limit. But there are few things I have not been able to do -

1. I have not been able to run the winnt32.exe file successfully after clicking on "Install Windows". It says that it could not find winnt32u.dll. How can I correct this problem?

2. I am not able to find that file that corresponds to "Check My System Automatically". Which file do I link this to?

3. AutoPlay is only allowing me to make the Setup.exe file for 4 days and is expiring after that. Is there any way around this?

Here are my Screens. Can anyone help me?

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Can anyone provide a detailed tutorial as to how I can use AutoPlay to accomplish this? I would be more than glad to share this with anyone once this is done :thumbup .


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Thanks again Neo. I did go through all that before posting this. I am honestly not able to solve the 1st 2 problems at all. If I send you those files.. can you help me out?

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Project finished :thumbup . ****! This looks good :rolleyes: ... Tell me if you all like it or not :hello: ...

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"Wow"

now I can say that "Wow" starts for Windows XP.

Really awesome work. KEEP ROCKING

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Thanks Neo. It is nice to have support from someone like you :hello:

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Thanks Amit :rolleyes: By the way, your work inspired me.. You are my guru :thumbup

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