[TOOL] XP2ESD - Create modern Windows XP installer v1.6.2

Discussion in 'Windows XP / Older OS' started by George King, Jan 8, 2021.

  1. UsefulAGKHelper

    UsefulAGKHelper MDL Senior Member

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  2. mickey66092

    mickey66092 MDL Novice

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    Yea i clicked that, but when i click one of them it redirects to the correct post on wincert but that post doesnt have download links. So thats why the question.
     
  3. George King

    George King MDL Expert

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  4. George King

    George King MDL Expert

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    WinCert was fixed few minutes back :)
     
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  5. mickey66092

    mickey66092 MDL Novice

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    Well i maked a xp2esd iso, but after the install is done and it boots in windows xp and logs in it throws a error "cant find scriptfile c:\windows\setup\scripts\invisible.vbs"

    Im using xp2esd v1.6.2
     
  6. George King

    George King MDL Expert

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    Have you created bootable USB using Rufus and installed on real HW?
     
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  7. mickey66092

    mickey66092 MDL Novice

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    Not installed it on real hw yet, i test my isos first on vbox. But im making a new iso with xp2esd and see if it fails again
     
  8. George King

    George King MDL Expert

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    If there will be issues, please upload logs.
     
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  9. MilkChan

    MilkChan MDL Senior Member

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    Did you follow the steps we provided? such as turning off the antivirus
     
  10. mickey66092

    mickey66092 MDL Novice

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    Translation what is says: "cant find scriptfile c:\windows\setup\scripts\invisible.vbs"
     
  11. George King

    George King MDL Expert

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  12. TesterMachineOS

    TesterMachineOS MDL Addicted

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    Normally, without making any changes, I was able to compile an iso with XP2ESD of windows XP x86 / x64 without problems :) Unfortunately, I have a doubt... I tried separately (in an original installation of Windows XP) the Generic SATA ACHI v1.0 drivers + the addon Generic_AHCI_1.0_for_RecoveryConsole_Addon_x86 and well the driver works in VMWare but in VirtualBox during the installation it marks an error... it is rare but it is worth mentioning that in the iso there were intel and silicon drivers during the installation process it marked that it was being installed on IaStor and not like in vmware that marked storachi, does anyone know why that happens? Does VirtualBox use intel drivers or more different ones? Or should I make the iso again but only integrate the generic sata driver here without placing other drivers?
    I would like your suggestions :) thanks
     
  13. diderius6

    diderius6 MDL Junior Member

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    @TesterMachineOS
    Dont use different drivers for the same purpose (here Sata Device) at the same time.
    Crazy things can happen then, for example that one driver uses registry entries, that are only valid for the other driver
    Dietmar
     
  14. George King

    George King MDL Expert

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    Uploaded, I haven't realized, it's missing there :)
     
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