Shark007

removed

There are probably hidden switches being applied to the setup file. such as: setup.exe /qb /norestart to see these switches, run the following command from a command prompt: Find /I "RunProgram=" "FullPath\to\SelfExtractNameHere.exe" of course, replace FullPath\to\SelfExtractNameHere with the appropriate information. shark

Beta 1.2.3 Build 360 is available. Changelog shark

4.32 is available, shark

*removed*

*removed*

*removed*

removed

Requiring the user to input a Serial# or CDkey hasnt worked for any of the large corporations such as Microsoft or Adobe. But if you're only trying to protect these installations from your little brother then this schema is probably ok for you. Your 2nd question concerning unattended would depend on the way you setup the installations within the msi. I have no idea how you 'packaged' them into an msi but usually a serial number can be entered via the commandline property options. eg. myprotectedfiles.msi serial=xxxx.xxxx.xxxx.xxxx /passive shark

its in the fact that rarsoft never made a corporate version. I didnt mean for this to become a full blown discussion. I had hoped my initial post would've prompted the poster to 'cleanup' the original post. I still have this hope ... shark

@ghosty My previous post was a small attempt at sarcasm, but i guess it flew right past you. This site never has and never will support warez or its users. You wont get any help here. shark

Thats a heck of a list of apps you own. Wish i could afford all that. Serials 2000 7.1 - whats this program do? WinRAR 3.42 Corporate Crystal - i wasnt aware rarsoft had a corporate version. nuff said. shark

I've had similar problems in the past. It was on a real comp, not vmware, and caused by an improper driver. Did you upgrade vmware? if so, you may need to reinstall the vmware tools. other than this, i have no other suggestions. shark

This is the poster from PDC 2005 available for download. Download the WinFX Developer Reference Poster from PDC 2005 direct from microsoft ... shark

Media Player Classic , by default, reports what you are watching to MSN Messenger just like winamp repots the title of a song you're listening to. I dont install QT in a usual way, i only use its filter and plugins to enable .mov functionallity. You should just move qttask.exe to your desktop and temporarily delete the path from the registry, and see if your player still functions properly. shark

so that wasnt causing the Sygate warning .. thats all i can think of, sorry. shark

Well i came up with a solution that works for me. Note: I do not use the quicktime player whatsoever. I associate the mov extension to Media Player Classic. I deleted qttask.exe from the harddrive and removed its path from the registry. (for unattended removal of the registry setting) Rebooted and tested playing QuickTime movies in IE and tested playin mov files in MPC. All worked fine. a quick note regarding MPC ... In the player go to View\Options\Tweaks Check for the settings Send "Now Playing"... This is enabled by default and can be VERY embarrassing depending on the title you're watching ! shark

In the player go to View\Options\Tweaks Check for the settings Send "Now Playing" .... This is enabled by default and can be VERY embarrassing depending on the title you're watching ! shark

To revive an old thread ... 4.31 is available .... changes in this release include: -Speed optimizations -64-bit Windows support -LZH support -CHM support -Multivolume CAB support -Drag and Drop improvements <---- YA BABY ! 7zip Download Page shark

I grab the MSI file from the %temp% dir and install it with whatevername.msi /passive btw, i find /passive works with 99% of msi files shark

The regtweak works for me except that any usage of QuickTime puts it back in. I havent been able to prevent it from replacing itself. shark

natan770 wrote: correction: winnt.sif has no problems whatsoever interpreting environment variables. %systemdrive% is perfectly fine, and recommended. shark

When i posted that request, i thought i found the script in the nlite\addons section. That particular section is loaded with crap, and near 50pages. Sorry, for my confusion. yes, the autoit thread moves alot slower and is much cleaner. Thanks for sharing your work, it is appreciated. shark

@Halfwalker I havent tested this, but dayyyummm that looks nice. Thanks for sharing ... shark

The idea isnt new, but to uncomplicate things why not just keep several Winnt.sif files on several floppies and use whichever floppy is correct for the installation you are about to proceed with. shark