Star Man

Thanks Windows is installed on Drive D: so it asks me if I want to overwrite \windows directory. Instead of a new fresh install.

Xp calls C: the system drive and D: the Boot drive. I am always logged on to drive D: when I run unattend.bat The only way to change drive d: is to get out of XP? Thanks in advance.

My hard drive has C: as a primary Drive. All other drives are in extended area as logical drives. Drive C: = 2gigs This is what I call my boot drive. Autoexec.bat 0 kb Boot.ini 1 kb Config.sys 0 kb IO.sys 0 kb MSDos.sys 0 kb NTDetect.com 47kb Ntldr 245 kb Windist Folder These are the only files I keep on it. Drive D: = 6 gigs I put clean installs of xp pro. Drive E:=6 gigs I put all xp's cd install files and programs that do not require an installation process. Drive F: = 4 gigs I use this for the Page File. Drive X: = Whats left Extra stuff or Data During my installations from E: to D: XP puts temporary files on Drive C: Message - not enough room on drive C: press enter to select a different drive! I manual select Drive D: as the destination drive to install too. This has worked really well for me. Question? Is there a way to automate the selection of drive D: In the unattend.txt file?????? P.S. Am I the only person that hates CDROM Drives and floppy drives?