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I just slipstreamed german SP2 on german XP Volume licence edition (without SP1). When installing there is an error message when trying to register the component Internet connection Manager. XP complains it cannot find 'icfgnt.dll' which is a file to be deleted during installation of Windows XP anyway (the XP version ist icfgnt5.dll).

Any ideas?

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is your xp version german too?

EDIT: i re read your post.. this question is answered :)

also.. try maybe just slipstreaming it again maybe just a bad copy

if u use nlite or anything try not doing that til u get it working ok

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is your xp version german too?

EDIT: i re read your post.. this question is answered :)

also.. try maybe just slipstreaming it again  maybe just a bad copy

if u use nlite or anything try not doing that til u get it working ok

I already tried twice. And the Volume Licence Edition CD is an original CD from M$.

Right now I slipstreamed SP1a and then SP2 and will recreate my automated installation CD and try again. Would be a bad thing, I don't know how to deal with SP1.CAB, can I just delete it? It eats up almost 10 MB :-(.

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hi..

u will probly cause more problems with sp1 slipped under sp2

keep trying sp2 on an original copy

Hm, but with SP2 on the original copy it fails. I've tried that twice already.

Maybe there are issues with the winnt.sif file which I take unchanged from my automated SP1 installation CD.

I just finished burning the new CD, I will run the installation now.

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OK, now it works without any problems.

Which means:

With german XP Volume Licence Edition you have to slipstream SP1a first and then SP2 on top of it. Otherwise automated installation using i386\winnt.sif will fail.

This is a bug because it means that SP2 does NOT contain all updates from SP1a.

:):D:rolleyes:

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