[soccer84playa]

I'm just curious if I use the patcher from nLite for tcp/ip will it cause a error during setup or what?

[legionaire]

Nope, it'll just get overwritten by one of the post-SP2 patches. Apply it during or after first logon using a patcher like the one from lvllord.

[maxkohl]

@soccer84playa: why would it cause an error? I'm not sure I understood your question - DOES it cause an error for you? I, as well as many happy nLite users (I guess), are using it without any problems.

@legionaire: You serious?!? if that's true, than how come it's still there...for me it seemed that nLite has a very logical course of action - it applies all the hotfixes/patches BEFORE it procedes to the tweaks/options...

[nuhi]

nLite tcpip patch works perfectly for xp and 2k3 all versions except newest with 2k3 sp2 64bit I think, I tried 32bit and it's fine, but I think someone reported that 64bit didn't work ok, gotta check though.

[soccer84playa]

I guess I could understand where you might have mis understood. More clearly I meant would it cause a error during setup saying a unsigned driver or something is being installed. Well I already compiled it anyways so I will be testing it soon. My last install was perfect except for dotnet breaking webclient @ svcpack so I'm doing runonce since people said it isn't a problem there.

[RyanVM]

The only side effect you'll see from hacking tcpip.sys is that Windows File Protection will see it as unsigned and will therefore not protect it.

[arfett]

Nuhi, it was I who reported it not working.

http://www.msfn.org/...topic=95912&hl=

Nlite will not even let you select anything for it. In that post I linked to a demonoid torrent where you can download a patched tcpip.sys file.

[nuhi]

Ok, thanks.