There's a lot of plug-ins that doesn't work and I'm open for sugestions. I had already rebuilded the CD several times "successfully".

Some programs the doesn't work:

Ad-aware
Spybot SD
AIDA
EverestHome

I've never had any problems with any of those tools (and I've just tested the latest release). But just so you know, both Ad-Aware and Spybot wont really work correctly. They will run fine, but they do not scan your HD registry, only the one of the CD (if there is such a thing). We are still working on ways to get that part of the programs to work, but as for running them and whatnot, all 4 work fine.

How exactly did you build the CD and with what version of BartPE? What XP CD did you use?

I used pebuilder313.zip, the WinXP with SP2 CD.

None of the programs loaded, they start loading but then the program close.

I followed the steps from http://www.ubcd4win.com/howto.htm to build the CD.

How much RAM do you have and what are the other specs of your system? Do any of the other programs on the CD work? What software do you use to burn CDs? Did you try verifying the data on the CD after it was burnt? Any more information would be helpful. Thanks.

After the fifth time building the CD, it look like this time everything works fine. I have no idea what happened. Thanks for the help anyway, you're very kind.

PS.
My PC have:

512 RAM
75GB HD
Athlon XP 2700 (2.2GHz)

I don't know how to explain it either. Bart's PE occasionally spits out a bad build. It's been reported a lot more in the past few days though? So I wonder if this project is just more popular and well known or if the new version of BPE still has a few bugs in it?? I'm pretty sure I've never had a bad build?? But I've been through the process so many times it's hard for me to remember.....was CD 32 a bad one? or was it 71..or 125??

Either way, I'm very glad to see you finally have a successful build and working CD. I'm very sorry that it took you so much time and several tries to finally get it.

That's why it's a good idea to use a CD-RW when burning the CD, or use QEMU to test the ISO before burning.

Yeah, I was using a CDRW. ^_^
And at last I was able to make my supper dupper combo boot CD!
3 boot CDs in 1! muahahaha! :P No computer will resist the power of my boot CD!
Well, unless the CD drive is broken... or the power supply burned. ^_^! hehe