@George King I don't know what I'm supposed to do with this .NET Framework thing? @acer-5100 As for you I checked for the medctroc.log file. And it gave some errors that do not make any sense. Because I already have files such as sbe.dll or .ax files copied.
Use Windows 2000 Advanced Server (French) ISO as Base and Windows 2000 Datacenter Server (English) ISO as Target.
Hi. I made some more improvements over ConvertNT5SKUs. First of all, Media Center Edition on 64-Bit still doesn't work but at least Royale theme is installed. Spoiler: XP x64 MCE ru-ru Then, I realized a bug exists on x64 SP2. Since some ISOs does not contain WIN51AX.SP2 file, text-mode setup doesn't continue after a point. And finally, some entries in DOSNET.INF and TXTSETUP.SIF is not doubled anymore. Credit to @MilkChan for the .NET Framework 1.1 addon for Windows Server 2003. Credit to @George King for Media Center Edition files.
I found out that Media Center components on 64-Bit does not work. Rundll32 can register mscories.dll on 32-Bit, but somehow not on 64-Bit. Spoiler: Error on x64 @acer-5100 @George King @MilkChan
Well, I tried to launch the dotnetfx.exe from a self-made optional component .inf file. But that didn't work. I tried SVCPACK.INF, and the result wasn't any different. After being able to install .NET Framework 1.1 on Windows XP x64, nothing much left rather than some little tweaks.
I've finally managed to fix Net Framework related errors for Media Center x64 Edition. Spoiler: Windows XP MCE x64 If a compatible driver is installed on Windows XP, then MCE will work. VirtualBox Guest Additions worked fine.