Err Msg: Unable to Find INF Source File during CPS Install

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The Windows NT Computer Profile Setup (CPS) utilities "make a profile of a fully installed Windows NT or Windows NT Advanced Server system, then load the profile onto identical target computers streamlining subsequent installations," page 103 of the Windows NT 3.51 Resource Guide, volume 1.

The process to create the CPS involves first creating a master system, then uploading the master system, copying the master system to target computers, and testing the systems. The steps to follow to upload the master system to the distribution server are detailed on page 103 of the Windows NT 3.51 Resource Guide. They include:

1. On the master system computer, create a directory to hold the CPS utility files, and then change the default to that directory.
2. With the Windows NT resource kit CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive of the master system computer, copy the \I386\CPS directory from the CD-ROM to the directory you created in step 1. For example, if your CD-ROM drive is D:,
   
   type: xcopy d:\i386\cps NOTE: The files on the CD-ROM are read-only.
   
   
3. If you need to edit the PROFILE.INI, edit the copy you made in step 2 using a text editor such as Windows Notepad.
4. On the distribution server, create the directory that is to receive the master system files, and share this directory.
5. On the master system computer, type the following:
   
   uplodprf -s:<master> -i:profile.ini [\dir1] [\dir2]