Jeff,
I would suggest to not use -pnp with Windows XP. This switch is no longer
needed. Generally when you run sysprep you are going to choose the
following
-mini
-reseal
You don't need -activated since you are using VL media. It does not
require activation.
Scott McArthur[MS]
Microsoft Windows Server Setup Support
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| I've got experience with Win2000Pro syspreps, but am
| unsure about WinXP.
| I run "sysprep -pnp" to for forcing a full hardware
| plugNplay on the next reboot for W2K.
| For XP, I've seen additional commands I'm not sure how to
| use.
| We have the corporate MS Select volume license. Should my
| command for XP be?:
| sysprep -pnp -activated
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| Thanks in advance.
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