[Omar123]

Hi Guys!

I have an unsusal issue that you cal possibly help me with.

Situation.
I am trying to deply xp pro sp2
I use Altiris deployment server to run a scripted build.
First.. I use nlite to inject the dirvers I need thsese are Nic, SVGS and Sound drivers
I then copy the I386 directory to a location and use deployment server to run and unattend.txt against it. it rund fine

issue
When then join the domain in (this a test domain with not policies set)
and log in as a authenticated user (basic user that i have created in ad)
When I put in my usb mouse, keyboard and usb key I get a prompt asking for credencial from local adminstrator and password.
this only happens when iuse nlite. it somehow changes some security feature the askes me to authenticated anly usb devive i plug in

any ideas ???

[nuhi]

Did you remove the Volume Shadow service?

[Omar123]

Hi Nuhi,


No I don't think so, the unattend.txt file works fine before i used nlite to import drivers, if I use may unattend.txt file and an windows xp source that is not updated with drivers using nilite, it works fine i do not get the authentication problem when i put a usb device in.

if this is not what you mean please elaborate, i am very interested to know your trail of thought.

This post has been edited by Omar123: 09 July 2007 - 04:48 AM

[nuhi]

I meant did you remove the component named Volume Shadow from the services, in the nLite - Components page?

[Omar123]

Hi Nuhi,

No! i just used the default options i.e started nlite up, imported drivers nothing more then that

thanks!

[nuhi]

If you just imported the drivers and selected only the Driver page and ISO page then I can't say it makes any sense. See if you used some other tool as well.

[adom]

Did this get resolved?

I also appear to have this issue.

I have winpe installing XP SP2 over a network and after using Nllite to make a singular driver addition I can no longer move USB mouse or Keyboard from one USB port to another without a Hardware Wizard Dialogue appearing.

With the same XP source prior to Nlite this is not the case.

Only settings changed in Nlite was 1 driver installed.

Well after further investigation I've found the culprit being syssetup.dll - Now looking into a way to fix this...

It appears this issue has been brought up check - http://xp.modrica.com/board/lofiversion/in...php/t94362.html

Doesn't appear to have a full resolution yet tho...

This post has been edited by adom: 06 February 2008 - 12:50 AM

[nuhi]

That helps. nLite returns signed syssetup.dll after the install to avoid such issues but since you do manual install from winpe then it might have got skipped. Do you use /unattend:winnt.sif switch? Can you try it next time just to confirm. Let me know if you do, thx.