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you should post a copy of your config.js file just incase we can spot an error on that end,,
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it sounds to me like your asking about how to make your applications install silently, and if thats the case then you need to ask about application switches in the applications thread,, and also if your going to run this from cd you need to fix your application addys from this Command 1: F:\WPI_v5.5\WPI\Install\XviD.exe /s to this %CDROM%\wpi\Install\XviD.exe /s mainly because you should take it out of the wpi 5.5 folder,, but just use what i gave you as an example because it all depends on where your going to put it at,
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Another application for managing config.js
Lost Soul replied to sadicq's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
the latest version dosnt work with v5 -
huh ? what exactly do you mean ? do you mean use a premade theme made for wpi that some one else created ? or do you mean help you create one to use ? im alittle disoriented with your use of english,, but im trying my best to help you, please give us alittle more clearer detail of what you really want to achieve
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looks great so far mritter, very clean and looks easy to navagate and i definatly like the drop down menus
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i believe thats in sysdm.cpl
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lol so true
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i see, im about out of clues then,, are your ie core files still intact on the pc or were they removed ? and also has this pc been newly reset ? and if not how long has it been,, just curious well anyways i wish i could help you better man,, perhaps some one else has got some ideals
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even if your running it from hd youll still need the %WPIPATH% and youll have to leave the uxpcd path out of it,, because it still will not excist even when running wpi,
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are you trying to run your wpi from a disk or is it being copied over to the pc during its install.. ? if its being installed from either id seriously say your addresses are wrong,, meaning this is what ive noticed regb[pn]=['E:\\UXPCD\\WPI\\Install\\Reg\\rightcomp.reg']; now if your running it from a cd the address would look like this regb[pn]=['%CDROM%\\WPI\\Install\\Reg\\rightcomp.reg']; and if you were running it from a cd then it would look like this regb[pn]=['%WPIPATH%\\WPI\\Install\\Reg\\rightcomp.reg']; it looks to me like your adding an unnescessary cd structure meaning dont add the "UXPCD" part because thats none excistent after you burn the contents onto a disk.. hope this helps you out thats what i see any ways
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if your really having this much trouble i really think you should sit down and read the wpi manual,, if youve burned your iso image on a disk and youve ran it and found your wpi not running after or during the install, and rick is right but ,, you can also set your wpi to run at the 12 minute mark or at the end of your os install, it all depends on where you apply it at,, for example cmdlines.txt executes at T-12 minute stage GUIRunOnce from winnt.sif and RunOnceEX executes at the same time which means first logon,, therefor meaning after your os installs,, now if your perhaps not seeing wpi run at either of these times then you maybe implementing wrong,, meaning check your address to wpi.. for further documentation on this its very clearly stated in the wpi manual,, and probably i think on the sight last i checked which was ages ago.. heres the addy incase you havnt visited the site http://wpiw.net/ ========= so in order for us to try to help you better ,, why dont you tell us how your trying to apply it,,, whats your cd structer . and then post us a copy of the file which you are trying to apply it in,, that way we can easily diagnos your situation better ============== also you say youve lost 7 dvd's ? well why dont you test your iso image with a virtual enviornment,,,
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well if thats the case then just reread the guide at msfn and it will explain to you about finalizing your cd,, it needs to be an iso image http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/view/web/8/
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you need to ask wpi related questions in the wpi section and also be more specific on how youuve made it,, is it part of a unattended disk ? or is it a stand alone ?,,
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have you tried reading the manual yet ? are you making a standalone wpi or are you trying to use it on a unattended disk ?
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5.6 and future releases wishlist
Lost Soul replied to Kelsenellenelvian's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
thanks, so i take it then for every line thats 4 quotes meaning like this right ? cmd1[pn]=['FILEMOVE "%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Start Menu\Programs\Adobe Reader 7.0.lnk" "%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Start Menu\Programs\Accessories\Adobe Reader 7.0.lnk"']; -
error when starting wpi
Lost Soul replied to rubber-duke's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
hmmm afraid not, hta's can use html and so forth but they differ in handling from html documents -
naa never found the boot.ini but as for testing on deleteing the id 2 well that one works like a charm after i do that,, its strange how they reversed the id's,, atleast thats what it seems,, so now i realy am not sure on how to alter the cmd file and keep it working,, yes i could simply remove the copy command line but will that keep its functions intact
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thank you for pointing that out,, so your saying just remove the copy line and it should be alright for next time ? edit.. well i deleted id 1 and it put me back to my old untouched boot screen,, strange i thought that was the right one to delete,,
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forgot to add, that my boot.ini file is not located where its normally at in the c drive, and even with files unhidden, its not there
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hi ive recently created my new unattended disk because i now have 2 pc's one with a dual core cpu and the other a single core well any ways,, ive added my altered boot screens for both with the methods described in the guide by msfn and this was my bootscreen.cmd file FOR /F "tokens=3 delims= " %%A IN (\'REG QUERY "HKLM\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Session Manager\Environment" /v NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS\') DO SET NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS=%%A bootcfg /copy /D "Windows XP Professional" /ID 1 if %NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS%==2 goto DUAL REM ----For Single proc bootcfg /RAW "/Kernel=singkrnl.exe" /A /ID 2 goto End :DUAL REM ----For Multiprocess/Hyperthread proc bootcfg /RAW "/Kernel=dualkrnl.exe" /A /ID 2 :End bootcfg /Timeout 0 bootcfg /Default /ID 2 well the problem here is now when i restart each pc, i get the screen for a few seconds asking which operating system would i like to boot into,, and it gives me 2 choices now this screen really shouldnt pop up,, should it ? and i go to my msconfig and click on boot.ini i notice thats theres a extra line that i believe is causing this well the one thats working with the single processor,, is called windows xp professional the other line is one that says microsoft windows xp professional,, and it has no kernal in that line ,,,,, im not sure how to remove this line, because i cant find the boot.ini file any where on my pcs,, but yet i can find a backup of the boot.ini which is located in a pss folder any ideals on what i could do to fix this ???
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5.6 and future releases wishlist
Lost Soul replied to Kelsenellenelvian's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
i like that ideal -
getting error now while trying to open wpi.hta
Lost Soul replied to Lost Soul's topic in Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI)
lol, ok kel,, just for note,, i also use notepad 2 your addon lol but no worries no more error,, i just simply stoped copying and pasting,, descriptions from the internet and just made my own up now -
lmao.. ditto