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windows xp x64 — Thu, 08 May 2008 21:03:17 +0000

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By: Nuckin Futs

Nuckin Futs — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 10:28:55 +0000

RE: “where did you get that x64 nLite info from?” XP x64 was issued Corporate CD with SP1 already added when I 1st recieved in ‘05. I forget where I got nLite from but it was a free link from a site with an article for slipstreaming XP Pro (x86 at the time). Ya, ut does look like I could do it in an x86 OS.

I just wanted to know why I had Num Lock enabled before an dnot now after SP2 integration as used from this here command prompt and another one as well?

If I do get nLite to work, how do I make sure Explorer 7, Media Player 11(will this overwrite MP 10?, Media Run Time Encoder 9.5 for x64, and Net Framework 3.0 (do I need to leave 2.0 in?). I need to leave the CD in Tact except for removing old messenger and add current one.

For my own 3 workstations, I do use and the Intel RAID on ICH9R so it can bennifit me to not have to do this via (f6) floppy anymore. Where do I need to use or put that iostar sis32 driver for Intel Matrix RAID?

By: Computer Guru

Computer Guru — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 09:51:56 +0000

No, there shouldn’t be a problem with that…

Nuckin, where did you get that x64 nLite info from?

By: Apokalipse

Apokalipse — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 09:42:27 +0000

nlite does work when modifying XP x64 edition. I tried it myself.

Though, I did modify it (XP x64) while using XP 32-bit. Did you mean that you can’t run nlite itself inside a 64-bit OS?

By: Computer Guru

Computer Guru — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 09:38:59 +0000

nLite can be used for both x86 and x64 copies of Windows, I think. The program itself is x86, but it’s compatible with x64 versions of Windows, too.

By: Nuckin_Futs

Nuckin_Futs — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 09:31:07 +0000

Thankx, but I was told nKite was 32bit and am running in bothe Server and XP x64. Also, I know how to fix in regedit, but it only fixes as described above, enabled just after I enter a profile (tested when not using 10-key, to see that it does enable just as it’s loading user settings.

Did something in SP2 change this for non 10-key or notebooks? Would slpi streaming a origional CD (w/ no SP1) work the same?

By: Apokalipse

Apokalipse — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 09:25:56 +0000

I believe nlite (a program to customise a Windows install CD) gives you the option to enable or disable numlock by default.

By: Nuckin Futs

Nuckin Futs — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 09:22:47 +0000

I did the slipstream as above. I did it to my XP x64 with SP1 cause it’s the only CD I ever had. It worked but now I don’t get the Number lock on enabled as loading, not till I actually enter a user profile. However, our profiles consist largely of numbers and would like to have number lock on when loading to log in screan. This happened to “2″ different SP2 slipstreams. Is this normal I have “2″ XP x64 SP1 CD’s one” ARMPXVOL_EN and other is XPMPXVOL_EN. Bothe came out withouth numberlock enabled at log in screan. How can I correct this for descktop systems with 12-key keyboards?

Thankx in advance!

By: shiv

shiv — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 08:08:45 +0000

pn-OD XPP01.021

XP Pro SP2

English

plz send serial number

By: mummy

mummy — Sat, 17 Nov 2007 15:40:48 +0000

first thx for this program

please i need the password of this win ( Service Pack 2 for Windows XP Professional, x64.

By: Computer Guru

Computer Guru — Sat, 15 Sep 2007 07:47:44 +0000

Well, the folder-naming descrepancy is easily explained away:

i386 is a computer architecture, used to refer to the current generation of x86-compatible processors.

Amd64 is the term used to describe the x64-capable computer architecture (now used by both AMD and Intel - the latter is called “EMT64″ but is fully compatible).

So on an x64 installer, you’ll have Amd64 instead of i386 and vice-versa.

As for c:\sp2…. I’m not sure of what exactly you typed in the command prompt, but I don’t see a reason for that folder not to be there if you typed the same thing as last time…

By: Nuckin Futs

Nuckin Futs — Fri, 14 Sep 2007 23:28:58 +0000

I’m just curious myself. I did this back last yr but in a S2K3 x86 and it came out as described here with the i386 folders and I had to integrate it next. However this time I’m on my XP Pro x64 and it seamed to do it all in shot. Also, if I extracted the sp2.exe file the i386 is now a amd64 folder. It worked but was just curious why the folder difference and why it didnt leave the extracted folder to the C:\sp2 folder like last time. It showed as coping to c:cd something (to fast to read) and was done. I press OK and the xp CD folder is now bigger by a few.

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