I have an XP Pro SP3 streamline DVD and using nLite to stream addons only... The rest is done through sif file.
Everything works, however, once in a while I end up with the following directories on my E drive ( please see attached screenshot).
I believe these to be directories created by hotfixes, but I cannot delete them.. They seem to be system files now. I tried to track them down through svchost, but cannot locate the dll files.
Any idea how to delete them or how I can stop them from being created ?
THanks
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Thanks for the response Moons
I have tried unlocker serveral times, no go. Please see attachment. I do set it to delete on bootup, but no go.
Also attached is the ini
I have tried unlocker serveral times, no go. Please see attachment. I do set it to delete on bootup, but no go.
Also attached is the ini
I think this is the culprit
these are not needed, because you have integrated "xable SP3UpdatePack v103a.7z" and "IE7 OnePiece v221.7z"
I see you have a lot of addon, try with only:
xable SP3UpdatePack v103a.7z
xable MicrosoftUpdateEngine v120.cab
Xable WGAV v130.cab
IE7 OnePiece v221.7z -> v230 is out
note: these addons should always are on the top of you addon's list in nLite, followed by.net and the rest of your addons.
you could also use ryanvm's update pack instead of xable one, but use latest nLite (1.4.9) to integrate it
then make an iso image and test it with your favorite virtual machine (i use virtualbox )
if your problem is gone; the culprit is another addon; trial and error...
if you want; you can make your own custom .net silent installer
edit: are you sure this is needed ?
"ASPI.cab"
and instead of this "DX9c v051.7z" use this.
Good practice!
CODE
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB936181 msxml4.exe
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB941569 Security Update.EXE
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB950974 Security Update.exe
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB951066 OE Security Update.exe
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB951376 Security Update.exe
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB951618 Update.exe
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB951748 Security Update.exe
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB952287 Update.exe
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB952954 Security Update.exe
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB953838 IE7 Security Update.exe
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB953839 Security Update.exe
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB955417 Security Update.exe
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB941569 Security Update.EXE
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB950974 Security Update.exe
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB951066 OE Security Update.exe
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB951376 Security Update.exe
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB951618 Update.exe
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB951748 Security Update.exe
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB952287 Update.exe
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB952954 Security Update.exe
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB953838 IE7 Security Update.exe
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB953839 Security Update.exe
E:\CD_Image\ADDONS\Hotfixes\KB955417 Security Update.exe
these are not needed, because you have integrated "xable SP3UpdatePack v103a.7z" and "IE7 OnePiece v221.7z"
I see you have a lot of addon, try with only:
xable SP3UpdatePack v103a.7z
xable MicrosoftUpdateEngine v120.cab
Xable WGAV v130.cab
IE7 OnePiece v221.7z -> v230 is out
note: these addons should always are on the top of you addon's list in nLite, followed by.net and the rest of your addons.
you could also use ryanvm's update pack instead of xable one, but use latest nLite (1.4.9) to integrate it
then make an iso image and test it with your favorite virtual machine (i use virtualbox )
if your problem is gone; the culprit is another addon; trial and error...
if you want; you can make your own custom .net silent installer
edit: are you sure this is needed ?
"ASPI.cab"
and instead of this "DX9c v051.7z" use this.
Good practice!
Moons, again thanks for your quick response and help.
I am not sure what is up with the ini, I must have posted the wrong one.
But yes, I typically first add Xable Pack, MS engine, WGVA, IE7, hotfixes and then rest.
I install those listed hotfixes because they are hotfixes which still show up in ms update after the Xable Pack.
Thanks on the onepiece version update and the new DX9.
Not sure on the aspi, Ive always installed it.
Regardless, at this point my first task is to find out how to delete these folders, then root cause the issue.
Thanks
I am not sure what is up with the ini, I must have posted the wrong one.
But yes, I typically first add Xable Pack, MS engine, WGVA, IE7, hotfixes and then rest.
I install those listed hotfixes because they are hotfixes which still show up in ms update after the Xable Pack.
Thanks on the onepiece version update and the new DX9.
Not sure on the aspi, Ive always installed it.
Regardless, at this point my first task is to find out how to delete these folders, then root cause the issue.
Thanks
about your deletion problem:
Try to move to recycle bin or delete with unlocker when you have this popup:
Try to move to recycle bin or delete with unlocker when you have this popup:
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