WinXP related...

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• Q

  November 2004

  Try making an unattended setup.
  
  -Q
• RN

  November 2004

  Use nLite.
• Slash

  November 2004

  nLite sucks cuz it uninstalls components you don't select... sometimes it really does...
  Add a line to txtsetup.sif
  ProductKey = "F9G7K-...."
• [Deleted User]

  November 2004

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• Slash

  November 2004

  Like when i uninstall IE, it also uninstalls Outlook Express...
• [Deleted User]

  November 2004

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• Slash

  November 2004

  But when I remove IE using XPLite, it leaves OE and I can still use it!
• nightice

  November 2004

  Then it keeps the MSHTML.DLL core around. IE is just a frontend.
• [Deleted User]

  November 2004

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• Slash

  November 2004

  XP Lite also has an option to remove core...
  Or am I wrong?
• wingzeroismine

  November 2004

  Slash wrote:

  XP Lite also has an option to remove core...
  Or am I wrong?

  While it may remove the core, removing the core is going to render OE unusable. If in fact you did remove the core, and XP Lite does not have some method of checking for dependencies (meaning it didn't put the core back when it saw OE still enabled) then I congradulate you for getting XP to install, although I'm seriously doubting any stability.
• Slash

  November 2004

  I doubt an stability in any Windows, you know...
  So I don't care.
• TRAiNER4

  November 2004

  Question:
  
  What is this XP Lite program you all keep talking about?
• [Deleted User]

  November 2004

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• Slash

  November 2004

  I have full XPLite 1.5
  IM me if you need.