Presetup.cmd

The files on your USB has been corrupted that's why an error came up why you are installing it. It would be much better if you use CD to reinstall.

You have to make sure this time that your dad's laptop is booting off of the CD. If you still get the problem, the CD you used might be bad and I suggest you to buy a new one. This is the only way to solve your issue.

Have a great day and good luck! You see, when installing an operating system, the source of the system files should also be coming from a booted media. Please answer the questions that were asked otherwise we can only guess. Bad CD wrong cd corrupted cd boot order not correct bios corrupted hard drive bad memory bad cd drive bad bad cables,bad main board you are trying to install from within windows environment Posted 17 April - PM.

Posted 18 April - PM. Posted 19 April - PM. Posted 22 April - AM. Does this mean you tried yet a 3rd CD? Where are you getting the CD's from? Are you booting from the CD? CD in the disk drive and try to boot from CD Drive but it does not work, This statement tells me you are not. You need to change the boot sequence in bios to allow it to boot from CD. Find the Advanced area and click Enter Look for Boot Sequence or Boot Options and highlight that click Enter Now highlight the first drive and follow the directions on the bottom of the screen on how to modify it and change it to CDrom.

Click Y and the system will now reboot with the new settings. In virtual pc that is. But once I slipstream the driver packs in using either method 1 or 2 it will not install and I get this.

This comes up after the system rebooted for first time after the winxp logo and right before it shows up that it is installing. I have started over from scratch 6 times and tried each thing I can come up with. And I searched on here and the nlite forum. I have tried and tried. I saw that it is said that to test the drivers you can not use virtual pc or vmware.

I would very much like to get some idea that i am not gonna be by jacking up my only pc. I have made several Unattended installs for winxp but never put the driver pack in one of them and Set my mind to it that I will get it to work and fit all on one cd.

Have a nice day or night. If you checked all of this and still have the problem post back and we'll see what we can do to help. You can also try my "PowerPacker" app to see if it will help you.

The link is in my signature. Good Luck! That folder is where you should download all of the driverpacks. I would suggest skipping the Mass Storage DriverPack for now, untill you get a working disk. Once you have downloaded all of the driverpacks to the "DriverPacks" directory But from what I hear it seems to work fine.

If you run into any other troubles try to look in the file "Readme. It goes into a bit more detail. Now I am following your directions exactly. I am doing this on two seperate computers with two copies of win xp pro sp1a that Do physically install and run perfect.

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