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Finally reuploaded.

What OS did you slipstream it under? I know Vista had alot of slipstreaming issues.

There is an update to this, is there anyway to make it work?

Maybe use Ricks Addon For This?

Is this compatible with the AIO Update Pack?

I just set it so I could extract to a bin folder, change resources, like my custom logon and winntbbu.dll, then run a command file to repack. The tutorial on this site on how to make 7zip switchless installers works, and you can rip the sfx module and config file out with 7zsplit.

I found a glitch in this, when I run it, the start page background stretches, but if I click more, it goes to it's proper size. It distorts the background and causes everything to come out of alignment. I still like the autorun though, and added a couple options to the more page.

I always wondered why that happened, anyway the OnePiece addon that is supposed to be used with my TabletPC addon can be used with AIO's. If only I can make that removable...

I made a switchless .NET 1.0 addon, but I've noticed a problem with it. If I run it at SVCPACK along with .NET 2/3/3.5, then the latter does not install. Here is what I use to install dotnet10.exe /q:a /c:"install /q" dotnet10sp3.exe /q This is called from a batch file from a Winrar sfx

After waiting for 2 hours on RS due to mass traffic, it says uploader removed from server Are you moving it? Anyway, I wonder if someone will be able to port it?

Does The MS Hotfix Allow XP To Create exFAT Partitions?

Mabye I should make a Vista Tablet PC addon if I get time...

Any chance to use it after a MCE addon integration?

Windows Easy Transfer For XP Brief Description Download Windows Easy Transfer for your Windows XP-based PC so you can automatically copy your files, photos, music, e-mail, settings, and more to your new Windows Vista based PC. This software enables you to transfer data with Easy Transfer Cables or across a network, external drive, or CD/DVD. This is a switchless silent addon that installs Windows Easy Transfer During SVCPACK. It is fully UnInstallable and doesn't replace the Files And Settings Transfer Wizard. This is for 32 bit XP English. Windows Easy Transfer For XP MD5: 76e5c72746a784d11a9d4e0ab389c32b Download Size: 7MB

Thanks for the help, the Tablet PC Addon Is Complete :thumbsup_anim:

OnePiece, your modded netfxocm.inf did the trick, and now both .net 1.0 and 1.1 install. This addon is crucial to my Tablet PC addon, so I wanted to ask you if I could include it in my addon. I will give you the credit for the .net addon, and for the help, as well as ricktendo. If it's ok, I want to include the .net addon in the tabletpc addon, because it doesnt work without the . net addon.

Yeah, It took a couple minor edits, but I got it fine. It was less complex than your MCE addon, because TabletPC can be slipstreamed to SP3, and I havent seen a single Tablet PC update, so I didn't have to add hotfixes.

I'll give it a try, but I just created a switchless installer that will install .NET 1.0 + it's SP3, then do the copy2gac thing. I also modded tabletpc.inf to copy copy2gac. If this addon works though it will save me a lot of trouble. While I'm waiting to build my next test source, I wanted to talk to you about the 1.1 sp1 true addon. Since this and the 1.1 sp1 use the netfx sysoc entry, it isn't possible to use both. However, I was looking through your 1.1 inf and I found a way to change that. This might fix the Tablet PC problem mentioned on RyanVM forum. Alright this didn't take me long so here's what I did. 1.Renamed Netfx.cab file to Netfx11.cab 2.Renamed Netfxocm.inf file to Netfx11.inf 3.Opened up the entries.ini and removed the whole [extrafileedits] column 4.Made a [sysoc] Column and Put "Netfx11=ocgen.dll,OcEntry,netfxocm.inf,hide,7" 5.Under [FileMove], changed Netfx.cab to Netfx11.cab 6.Opened up netfx11.inf and under [Optional Components], changed "netfx" to "netfx11" 7.Renamed [netfx] column to [netfx11] 8.For [sourceDisksNames], changed netfx.cab to netfx11.cab 9.For [NetFx.ActionInstall], changed netfxocm.inf to netfx11.inf These 9 steps made it so that your addon doesn't replace Microsoft's .Net 1.0, but simply adds your .NET 1.1 sp1. I am sure this will let Real Tablet PC users use your addon.

I tested the OnePiece .NET 1.1 SP1, and it works with your addon, but it replaces the NETFX.CAB and takes netfx's place in sysoc.inf. It isn't hard to make that addon appear in sysoc.inf in a different entry, but why does the onepiece .net 1.1 sp1 work, while mine doesn't? Mine is the one officially used by Microsoft, and Onepiece makes the same change to netfx as me. Anyway, I tried it without .net 1.1 sp1, just 1.0, but 1.0 still didn't install. I can't just make a SVCPACK silent addon of .net 1.0, because netfx.cab (MS one, not onepiece) has special files and settings for tabletpc. Worst case scenario, if the adding of .NET 1.0 the way im doing is impossible, and I dont know why, because MCE and Tablet PC install .NET 1.0, even though it doesnt show up in add/remove programs. I suppose I could make a switchless addon of .net 1.0 (Already have, I used to install .NET 1.0 + SP3, 1.1 + SP1, MCE, Tablet PC, Update Rollup 2, the October 2006 Update, then run a copy2gac command and have them all working after a single reboot. So .NET 1.0 and .NET 1.1 can be installed together without a reboot and still function. I could run 1.0 as a switchless SVCPACK addon that puts copy2gac in place then runs the command after install, but .net 1.0 running at the same time as a .NET AIO, in my experience, usually causes the 2.0 - 3.5 to fail I am using OnePiece's update pack, and thats the only thing besides our two addons. I know the Tablet PC addon works, because i manually installed .net 1.0 + its SP3, put the copy2gac.exe in the framework folder, then run the command to fix the input panel, rebooted, and all was fine. The reason I want .net 1.0 to run using the netfx.cab by microsoft to run is because it will be the cleanest and most efficient method, and .net 1.1 could be run at svcpack.

I'm working on the first true addon for Tablet PC (George King has a SVCPACK Addon out though), and it is to be fully compatible with Ricktendo64's MCE addon, so that an "XP Ultimate" can be made. I carefully studied Ricktendo's addon, so that I didn't make anything conflict, and I learned a SYSOC.inf edit trick to install TabletPC, so I give credit to Ricktendo already, because he did the trick to MCE. When integrating both, all the Media Center stuff works fine, and all the TabletPC stuff works (After a couple quick edits to TabletPC.inf). However, the Input Panel doesn't work, because Tablet PC requires .NET Framework 1.0, and it can't be substituted for .NET Framework 1.1. A SVCPACK silent installer won't work, because by then it is too late, so I'm trying to add it the "Microsoft Way". On a real MCE or Tablet PC disk, there is a NETFX.CAB file in CMPNENTS, and it is a "true" addon for .NET 1.0 (Like Onepiece's .NET 1.1) It is installed as an addon, installing .NET 1.0 on MCE or Tablet PC. There is an entry in SYSOC.inf, so I used the "[EXTRAFILEEDITS]" function to edit sysoc.inf, which is how Ricktendo enabled MCE and I enabled Tablet PC, but it did not install .NET 1.0. The section in SYSOC.inf is "netfx=netfxocm.dll,UrtOcmProc,netfxocm.inf,hide,7" I changed it to "netfx=ocgen.dll,OcEntry,netfxocm.inf,hide,7". But it didn't install .NET 1.0 like I expected it to. (Netfxocm.inf is used to install .NET 1.0. I haven't modded it like I did TabletPC.inf, or Ricktendo64 did the MCE stuff) Any help will be appreciated, and if I get this working properly, Wincert will have another great addon to add to it's long list.

Ricktendo, I know this isn't important, but your update says last updated in January 21 "2008", not 2009 :oops:

I actually have one of those Nokia's lying around that"s over 10 Years old

Thanks, but I tested in a VM, so I'll just dump it in the i386 folder or whereever nLite sent this little addon of yours

I integrated the english version with nLite, but it isn't in english :confused02:

Thanks, I've wanted to use this for a while now.