[nickrudd1999]

I used nlite a few years ago to intergrate my windows xp professional key into a cd (with XP pro on it) the cd worked great until I got a new Hard Drive because my old one was too small and too slow to keep up, now I need to intergrate my SATA drivers onto a new cd, Can I use my old CD with my product key on it and the intergrate my SATA drivers on a new cd with messing up my key?

[tomasz86]

You can safely add SATA drivers. The only problem would be if you had already other version of the same drivers (=same filenames) already integrated. Just don't select any other option in nLite except for driver integration and/or ISO creation.

This post has been edited by tomasz86: 09 July 2012 - 10:40 AM

[Ponch]

nickrudd1999, on 09 July 2012 - 09:08 AM, said:

I used nlite a few years ago to intergrate my windows xp professional key into a cd

If you ONLY did that (introduce or modify Unattended parameters), then yes.
You meant "without messing up my key" ?

[Kelsenellenelvian]

Your key is in the file winnt.sif inside the i386 folder. Open it with notepad.

Grab your old disk (the original) and a sp3.exe and make a whole new disk.