I means I slipstream ie 7 and then sp3 .........then wmp 11 so will that be ok .......means is there any wmp 11 update in xp sp3 and then it will degrade .....to it...............
Is there any sol. to to slipstream wmp 11 before xp sp3.I use nlite and manual slipstreaming after wmp 11 integration but it gives error......so
is there any sol
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You can first slipstream WMP in your SP2 image, THEN slipstream SP3.
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^^ no bro, that is what I am trying to do but after slipstreaming wmp 11 it gives error in manual and using nlite to slipstream sp3...that is what the problem........?
Oh, what error do you get? because I can slipstream it perfectly. I have done like that on my SP3 iso.
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in nlite it says there should be no hotfix before sp ..............and while manually it can not find a file needed (in i386 folder)............after slipstreaming wmp 11
What file is missing? give us the clear picture dude...
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I did it the other way round... Slipstream WMP in SP2, then SP3. I thought since SP3 includes updates for WMP too, it might be better to first SS WMP then SS SP3.
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