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Bodman
Hi, I have managed to get Norton Antivirus 2003 to install Silently but once windows is finished installing I have to go through the Configuration Wizard (Registraton, Schedule weekly scans, run live update etc etc) is there any way to either stop this or pre configure it


//Bodman
mazin
You can replace CfgWiz.exe with a subtle one. I applied this idea with v2004 Pro.
prathapml
QUOTE (mazin @ Jul 28 2004, 04:06 PM)
You can replace CfgWiz.exe with a subtle one. I applied this idea with v2004 Pro.

Please detail what you do - I would like to know how you do it.

@Bodman-
The most fail-proof method is to have these commands in your .cmd:
CODE
get your nav installed from right path with /QB-! switch
then sleep 5 (seconds)
then pskill cfgwiz.exe
This is what I do.
mazin
QUOTE (prathapml @ Jul 28 2004, 01:39 PM)
QUOTE (mazin @ Jul 28 2004, 04:06 PM)
You can replace CfgWiz.exe with a subtle one. I applied this idea with v2004 Pro.

Please detail what you do - I would like to know how you do it.

I don't want to duplicate that post. So, you can read it here:

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...ndpost&p=125501
Bodman
I looked for the file cfgwiz.exe on the machine but couldnt find it sad.gif I thought it would be in the same place as in NAV2004 but its not. I also ran a search of the C drive but still no good sad.gif

any ideas?
mazin
QUOTE (Bodman @ Jul 28 2004, 01:42 PM)
I looked for the file cfgwiz.exe on the machine but couldnt find it sad.gif I thought it would be in the same place as in NAV2004 but its not. I also ran a search of the C drive but still no good sad.gif

any ideas?

HUH!

Isn't CfgWiz.exe existing individually like in v2004 Pro?

If not so, I'm so sorry.
prathapml
QUOTE (Bodman @ Jul 28 2004, 04:12 PM)
I looked for the file cfgwiz.exe on the machine but couldnt find it sad.gif I thought it would be in the same place as in NAV2004 but its not. I also ran a search of the C drive but still no good sad.gif
I didn't find it either - its not a separate file in NAV2k3. But WTF I can always move up to NAV2k4 (and enjoy your method). Do see that you have an original un-modified source install of your NAV though, before using it.

@mazin-
All I can say now is, HUHHHHHH !!!!!!
HURRAY !!!!!!!!!
That thread existed and I didn't see it? Something's growing old in me no.gif
I shall try your method, should work I suppose.
Thanx a lot.
Bodman
A bit more info, I am looking to create a fully unattended install of windows (like the rest of us) So with NAV2004 I followed Mazins guide (the final battle) and got it to work but when I try this on another machine I stilll need to go through the activation process, so I thought I would drop back to NAV2003, which works fine but it still runs the config wizard at the end of the install. I have looked on the CD and also the installed machine for the cfgwiz.exe file but cant find one.


Thanks in advance

//Bodman
mazin
I hope it helps a bit, prathapml.
Bodman
DOH, I found it, Please accept my apologies
mazin
QUOTE (Bodman @ Jul 28 2004, 01:52 PM)
A bit more info, I am looking to create a fully unattended install of windows (like the rest of us) So with NAV2004 I followed Mazins guide (the final battle) and got it to work but when I try this on another machine I stilll need to go through the activation process

Yes, the activated DLL is a machine specific. We said it on that thread.
Bodman
QUOTE (mazin @ Jul 28 2004, 04:57 AM)
QUOTE (Bodman @ Jul 28 2004, 01:52 PM)
A bit more info, I am looking to create a fully unattended install of windows (like the rest of us) So with NAV2004 I followed Mazins guide (the final battle) and got it to work but when I try this on another machine I stilll need to go through the activation process

Yes, the activated DLL is a machine specific. We said it on that thread.

Yeah I read that, shame really
Bodman
I have found that once installed if I delete the following reg keys

QUOTE
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Symantec\Norton AntiVirus]"NeedActivation"=dword:00000000
"LaunchConfigWiz"=dword:00000001

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run]
"NAV CfgWiz"="C:\\PROGRA~1\\NORTON~1\\Cfgwiz.exe /R"


this stops the Config Wizard from running. the only problem i have now is how can I do this from a .cmd file so I can automate it ( I tried -HKEY........ but this deletes the whole tree and not just the entry)



//Bodman
mazin
From a batch:
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REG DELETE "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Symantec\Norton AntiVirus" /v NeedActivation /f
REG DELETE "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Symantec\Norton AntiVirus" /v LaunchConfigWiz /f
REG DELETE HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run /v "NAV CfgWiz" /f
Bodman
Once Norton installs and you run Live update, it installs several updates, is there a way to slipstream that, or does anyone know where these files install to.


Cheers

Bod
mssaad66
Hi.. thumbup.gif ..Bodman
Please can you tell me what you did to stop that config wizard in Nav2003....did you just use that pach to delet the reg keys or what you do else???????? whistling.gif
urie
I am also having problems with norton 2003 it runs the first setup program silently but still comes up wit the .msi installer. can any one help.

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REG ADD %KEY%\5060 /VE /D "Norton Antivirus 2003 Pro" /f
REG ADD %KEY%\5060 /V 1 /D "%systemdrive%\Install\Norton\Setup.exe" /f
REG ADD %KEY%\5060 /V 2 /D "%systemdrive%\Install\Norton\NAV\NAV.msi /QB" /f


here is a picture of my norton install foder is it possible just to install it with the .msi file i havent had any luck with that either.
mazin
QUOTE (urie @ Aug 28 2004, 04:12 PM)
REG ADD %KEY%\5060 /VE /D "Norton Antivirus 2003 Pro" /f
REG ADD %KEY%\5060 /V 1 /D "%systemdrive%\Install\Norton\Setup.exe" /f
REG ADD %KEY%\5060 /V 2 /D "%systemdrive%\Install\Norton\NAV\NAV.msi /QB" /f

Can you install NAV using setup.exe and NAV.msi, together?
mssaad66
@mazin........you must to change your name to Dr. Norton.... laugh.gif

Hope you fine...my dear help us and find a solution for this Nav2003...I know we still old pepole but the way to active the Nav2004 wont work with me & I need this Cd for many PC in my lap so I still needing Nav2003..........so.........SOS.......
--And I want to ask you can your method for Nav2004 work for many PC or just for the PC wich we get the files from.........?? & if you have a way to make it for many PC help me please.....Go...Go...Dr. Norton...........
mazin
QUOTE (mssaad66 @ Aug 28 2004, 11:58 PM)
@mazin........you must to change your name to Dr. Norton.... laugh.gif

You're flattering so much today! laugh.gif

One reason I'm keeping guessing on NAV 2003 is that I don't have it on my PC.

But, if you have 0x0409.ini in your original folder of NAV, you should find a line like this:

QUOTE
1205=/S Hide intialization dialog.  For silent mode use: /S /v/qn.


/S /v/qn is the proper switch you use with setup.exe!

So, I imagine you need it to be:

CODE
setup.exe /s /v"/qn REBOOT=ReallySuppress"

OR
CODE
NAV.msi /qn REBOOT=ReallySuppress


Other than that, you can check if those reg keys above are helpful, too.

For NAV 2004 Pro, I might think in a solution for the problem you mentioned. THERE'S A WAY! But, time is limit!! I'll try, though.
mssaad66
Thanks Mazin thumbup.gif
But I still call you Dr. Norton if you don't mind becouse every thing about Norton I've found you solve the problems.....So you must be Dr. Norton........ biggrin.gif
about that Reg key i'v trayed them & they was perfect but when you click on the Norton Shortcut the Config Wizard starts ..........so..........I'll tray your way and I hope....... whistling.gif ........
Thanks for all...........
urie
Cheers Mazin, will give that a try
mssaad66
ohmy.gif We still waiting the solution......................SOS........................Help...Please.........




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