Probably the problem is about the USB Boot Mass Storage Device Update
component. If you are using Full XP 2007 by Sean Liming, this component is
automatically included by the FULL XP - System section. I think this is a
mistake, because the USB Boot Mass Storage Device Update component is useful
only if you are deploying a USB boot image. the USB Boot Mass Storage Device
Update contain a special version of the file USBSTOR.SYS, different from the
classical XP Professional version. See this article for more details:

http://blogs.msdn.com/embedded/archi...using-usb.aspx

Best regards,

Francesco Gigante

"LarryW" wrote:

> I have a Full XP image and have the Safely Remove Hardware component
> installed. The system detects when a USB stick is inserted and works fine
> with it. But I never see the Safely Remove Hardware icon in the system tray
> like I do in regular XP Pro. Is there another component or primitive that I
> need? I do see some other things in the system tray such as the speaker
> Volume icon.
>
>