So you most likely don’t have neither user.exe nor ntkrnlpa.exe (most of XP distros don’t have the latter either).
HALO FATAL ERROR YOU NEED TO INSTALL DIRECTX 9.0B WINDOWS
User.exe is from “Dos Windows on Windows Support” component, which provides “Core architecture that is required to run 16-bit applications”. If you’re working on your own XPE build, you have probably cut them down. These files are the redistributable I’m talking about).Īnother thing to remember is that DirectX 9.0c setup has an implicit dependency upon user.exe and ntkrnlpa.exe.
If you have a single-file setup, run it, type in a path and it’ll extract a bunch of files there. Web setup is another story which I’m not inclined to discuss since rarely anybody uses web setup on embedded systems, anyway. (When talking about DirectX redistributable, obviously I mean an unpacked local distributable. For example, “E:\redist\dx9” is a simple path, and “E:\Application Installation Redistributables\Microsoft ® Windows © DiræctX 9.0c ” is a bad idea. “Simple” means no spaces, no unicode symbols, preferably 8.3 folder and file names (yeah, this is most likely NOT required in any way, but making them 8.3 costs you nothing, so what’s the difference). If it doesn’t, next thing to make sure of is that your DirectX redistributable is accessible by a simple file path. Actually, it’s enough to delete just subkeys “Version” and “InstalledVersion”, but if this is XPE image you probably have nothing else there anyway. To trick setup into thinking you don’t have DirectX yet, delete the following registry key: HKLM\Software\Microsoft\DirectX. The simplest case is where you already have this or later DirectX version installed (you might have accidentally included “DirectX Registry Data” component in your configuration).
No general solution exists for this kind of problem because it might be caused by a different reasons. Installer window blinks for a moment, then displays “Installation complete. The setup tool runs just fine, but when you click “Next” nothing happens. There’s a relatively well-known problem with DirectX 9.0c installer that manifests itself on some XP installations, including, maybe, your XPE image.
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