[voidwalker]

Whenever i plug in any device, be it a USB keyboard, or any USB device in general, how come my winlite asks me for a driver instead of automatically installing the driver like normal XP? It does not remember the drivers installed, especially if i change the usb port
What could be causing this behaviour and how do i fix it, it is very annoying
i attached nlite.inf and the settings use with driverpacks base

Attached File(s)

•  LAST_SESSION.INI (30.87K)
  Number of downloads: 18
•  dp.ini (1.75K)
  Number of downloads: 14

[hulkviper]

Have you maybe disabled Plug and Play service?

[DL.]

I'm quite sure that happens on a standard (not nLited) install too with some devices.
USB flash drives should not do that, but mice and keyboards (or any device for which you have installed drivers) do.
It is annoying but that's the way it works, you'll just have to keep the devices in the same port. There may be some workaround but I don't know, haven't bothered looking for one.

[voidwalker]

nope, plug and play service is on

actually i myself only have the problem when i change the port of my usb mouse, but a friend of mine reported that on his pc it always happens, no matter what ports are used (he uses my nlite xp disc), and says this was not the behaviour on unmodified xp

so i would appreciate a bit more info on this

This post has been edited by voidwalker: 11 March 2007 - 11:51 AM

[bledd]

dont select the cat file cleanup in the hotfixes section, this is what's causing it!

[voidwalker]

bledd, on Mar 11 2007, 09:19 PM, said:

dont select the cat file cleanup in the hotfixes section, this is what's causing it!

ok, i did that but don't feel like reinstalling on my main machine to test it since i can't do it in vmware

in the meantime i switched to nlite 1.3 final and have another problem, desktop.ini files appearing in my start menu
any clues ?

Attached File(s)

•  ppp.png (70.15K)
  Number of downloads: 45
•  LAST_SESSION.INI (31.12K)
  Number of downloads: 7

This post has been edited by voidwalker: 12 March 2007 - 06:44 AM

[hulkviper]

there are many desktop.ini files in C:

desktop.ini, a config file for each folder the desktop.ini file is in


Uncheck "Show system files" in Folder options

[bledd]

hulkviper, on Mar 12 2007, 01:20 PM, said:

there are many desktop.ini files in C:

desktop.ini, a config file for each folder the desktop.ini file is in


Uncheck "Show system files" in Folder options

yup

[voidwalker]

i unchecked it, the problem still persists
i found out that my old winnlite installation doesn't have those desktop.ini files lying around in C:\Documents and Settings\admin\Start Menu

so how can i get rid of them, what is causing them to appear on the first install of windows ?

[bledd]

you have to rebuild the whole thing again from a clean disc, you can just un-remove the cat files, you have to do all the nlite steps

[voidwalker]

bledd, on Mar 13 2007, 03:36 PM, said:

you have to rebuild the whole thing again from a clean disc, you can just un-remove the cat files, you have to do all the nlite steps

i always build from a clean disc, this was built from a clean disc. i will try to make another one though

[pkoppelaar]

bledd, on Mar 11 2007, 10:19 PM, said:

dont select the cat file cleanup in the hotfixes section, this is what's causing it!

You seriously deserve a statue. Thank you very much for that solution, I had this problem for months.

[voidwalker]

help, my problem with desktop.inf files in the start menu still persists, any further help please ?

[hulkviper]

Just search for all desktop.ini, set all as hidden?
Hide hidden files.......


Or delete desktop.ini, not actually needed
I would only keep the ones in C:\WINDOWS

[voidwalker]

hulkviper, on Mar 29 2007, 04:32 PM, said:

Just search for all desktop.ini, set all as hidden?
Hide hidden files.......


Or delete desktop.ini, not actually needed
I would only keep the ones in C:\WINDOWS

yes, i can do that, i did that, that's not the issue; the problem is why does it keep doing that with my nlited xp ?
maybe there's some addon responsable ? i have no idea

[hulkviper]

That happend to me before when I selected show system files or maybe it was show hidden files in nLite.
I just stop selecting that, easy to do it in windows in folder options.

But maybe you didn't select it in nLite ?

[pkoppelaar]

pkoppelaar, on Mar 19 2007, 07:09 PM, said:

bledd, on Mar 11 2007, 10:19 PM, said:

dont select the cat file cleanup in the hotfixes section, this is what's causing it!

You seriously deserve a statue. Thank you very much for that solution, I had this problem for months.

Eh, not yet. It still isn't working for me. When I replug the mouse and keyboard after the unattended cd is finished and reboot, I can't use the mouse and keyboard at the welcome screen.

[bledd]

pkoppelaar, on Apr 3 2007, 01:59 PM, said:

pkoppelaar, on Mar 19 2007, 07:09 PM, said:

bledd, on Mar 11 2007, 10:19 PM, said:

dont select the cat file cleanup in the hotfixes section, this is what's causing it!

You seriously deserve a statue. Thank you very much for that solution, I had this problem for months.

Eh, not yet. It still isn't working for me. When I replug the mouse and keyboard after the unattended cd is finished and reboot, I can't use the mouse and keyboard at the welcome screen.

make a totally new cd, with a clean source, and dont select CAT file removal

[JJA]

Hi, I am not sure if the topic is still actual, but I found the solution to the "administrators credentials" problem when connecting USB devices. Looking in C:\Windows\setupapi.log there was rows about incorrect C:\Windows\system32\syssetup.dll. This file must have been modified when I was creating n-lite image. I simply replaced this file from flat installation of WinXP and I don't get the credentials window when connecting USB key, USB mouse etc. when the non-administrative user is logged on.

[nuhi]

JJA, nlite should have done that for you, it keeps a clean backup of the file. I wonder why it didn't happen. If you find out how to duplicate that issue, installed with some other method other than booting from the cd or running winnt32 or you tampered with the installation let me know, thx.