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bump quesiton still stands
any help appreicated

Ok so, for instance regarding DXUPAC.exe addon creator, these are some observations: When one selects under "Programs you want to create: WindowsXP Post-SP3 Update Pack" Only "Update Pack" is an option under "choose addon type". 68mb of files are input - Upon completion, the output is a 13.1mb PostS...

Please I am unfamiliar with add on creation and I'm sure someone inclined in this can do it on 'no time' or that someone may be interested in such a pack. Scope of objective (Assume target system has automatic updates disabled/removed). At present, people should have to do the following to a clean X...

Hi
As the title implies, whats the difference as far as integrating with nlite is concerned?
In any case is nlite the best method

Also what is a True addon?

I'm familiar with unnattended installs but renetly dabbled with integrating packs.

cheers

when oneadds hotfixes using nlite, is it normal that the iso grows considerably in size? Theres an option called Direct hotfix Integraton one would assume newer files replace older ones without adding weight to the ISO?

Do these sucesfully integrate like traditional KB hotfixes if using nlite or any other inegrator?

also, is it more recommended to use nlite or another integrator to do that? I mean these embedded hotfixes are much newer than the latest nlite for XP.

1) Place addons into a folder called ONE 2) Extract contents of source ISO into a folder called TWO 3) Run nlite 4) select the folder TWO where ISO was extracted too.. once nlite is iniitialized source folder click next.. 5) Select the integrate hotfix button and the create ISO button 6) Insert and ...

I didn't realise a USB stick consumed 300mA of power. There is a feature in Device Manager that lists each device consumption, to be sure I unplugged all but mouse and USB stick, the problem still persists. I need to try an ALT power supply really. Current one installed is 250Watts, the default supp...

Okay so loaded up new motherboard. Its more stable, files can be copied but verrrry slowly. If copy is cancelled it doesn't crash explorer unlike before. I'm using some pretty early nforce drivers, not fernandos ones. I opened System Event Viewer and Cleared all events then copied files to USB to se...

Indeed. Latest bios on both. Initially it was Intel based nForce 630i MCP73, Foxconn Irvine then I moved to AMD based nForce 710a MCP78, Pegatron Nutmeg. I was so pissed off at the constant crashes of the nutmeg it got smashed and Reverted to intel. The only reason I like these is the plentiful feat...

Swapped motherboard for another and tried again, everything else is the same.

The files copy and eventually complete copying but it takes very long time, just not as long as it did on previous mobo.

Bloody weird I tell ya

I wish .NET never was.

It happens on all USB drives.

An alt. nlite install with BITS intact concludes its not culpable, however I suspect another, also absent service
Performance Logs and Alerts service, may be.

I shall make image with this installed and see. Expect report within a day.

Power isnt an issue; removed all other devices from usb ports and transfers are still slow. Tried alternative USB Stick too. According to on post on MS forums, Background Intelligent Transfer Service being may be related. I should try another nlite/XP image with BITS included see if that changes any...

Tried alternative 'optimized' chipset drivers on fresh install of nlited XP, same thing happens. Explorer goes unresponsive if you click cancel; the only way to get PC to respond is to unplug USB stick. There are no reports of this particular USB stick failing online, so I'm left to assume its somet...

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No anti-virus running.

It worked fine before I re-did an nlite of SP3 to integrate AHCI drivers. Then I booted up that copy and made it main boot.

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5.1.2600.5512 for NTFS

zipfldr.dll shouldn't matter, the problem is copying files in a regular folder.
The files were not compressed with zip to begin with fyi, I just compressed them to test, i.e. when zipped, same files transfer faster than if they aren't. Explorer is doing something funny...

Tired KM-Goanna. Responsive. Not sure which is better between KM-Goanna & Seamonkey. KM-Goanna has slightly more flash compatibility with 'certain' video plugins though.

I tried Pale-moon and it wasn't working how I'd liked.

I have a folder with files, They take forever to copy to a USB drive. Explorer eventually hangs. Copy doesn't cmplete unless you wait an hour (lol). If compressed beforehand, copies at normal speed (really quick). More of a curiosity than an urgent problem... Any ideas? EDIT: I believe its a (power)...

Never knew about mypal browser. Currently I use seamonkey* with seafox addon for classic firefox look.

I made donation before it went.

Thanks for the reply, sorry I took a while to repsond.
I found a solution (learned how OEM folder and commandlines.txt work)

Whats the easiest way to do this with nlite? I looked over some addon maker tutorials but theyre long winded for something I'm sure can be much simpler.
Does nlite support adding .infs? (they are not drivers, but something else).

Giro