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hokay, thx - i am a noob @ finding things what i need to know yet, how can i slipstream the dotnet framework redistributables, ie7 and wmp11 right into my installation source? whenever i search i only find a reference to some ready-to-use stuff, but like said i wanna do it myself i figured its not as easy as slipstreaming hotfixes edit: nvm, i found something now, but it mentions a "silent install" - does that mean its not fully slipstreamed? can i use this with bartpe? if this wouldnt be so confusing...

hey all. im currently trying to build a bartpe cd including all latest hotfixes. i used the wu downloader from http://wud.jcarle.com/ to get me all the downloads for windows xp, and now i'd like to slipstream them all into my installation source files. i don't want to use these inofficial service packs like ryans or serebys, rather want to do it manually, but i need some help. now thats where i get confused: how can i see what can be slipstreamed and in which order will i have to slipstream what?

For now, Avira Antivir 7.0 When ClamWin supports scanning on demand i'll consider to switch over (it appears avira is just not much into pleasing people using their free stuff) who pays for antivirus software anyways? the (if at all) slightly better security can in no way make up the price you gotta pay. if i use antivirus software at all, its always freeware and i never had any big issues yet, and i DO surf alot of sites most people would avoid because of their risks ... driving on dangerous ways must not mean you can't drive carefully i dont consider it to be a must-have, but a nice-to-have-on-hand-in-case-you-need-it-once, kinda like a seatbelt in case you have an accident on one of your dangerous ways.

steaminstall.exe /s /v /qb does a clean silent install without reboot and without showing login mask after installation. it tries to update itself tho, so if you got no internet connection up, it might complain with an error message or even crash, didnt test that.