Recompress the ie7-setup.exe file, makecab? Its the only progg I've found that will do that, and i don't understand how to make an exe file that takes switches with it.
As im sure we're all aware by now, IE7 seems to break RunOnceEx. Given the large dependency i have on the feature (RIS, 350+ Machines With Many Different App Configs) i set about finding a solution so i could install IE7 at the T-13 stage and have my apps installed at first login. The solution's reasonably simple, grab a copy of IERNONCE.DLL from before IE7 (Latest I Have is 6.0.2900.2180) and replace the one found in the IE7 installer with that version. Setup completes successfully without breaking the usefull RunOnceEx keys.
I'm aware nLite can integrate it (reportedly without breaking RunOnceEx), but im not a fan of nLite's method's. So until a better solution is devised this will tie me over.
Hopefully someone finds the information above useful. If not, no harm done.
Regards, theunknown
And to every other tip, how can you keep the iernonce.dll file after ei7 install and reboots. If you overwrite them after ie7 installs, the just come back when the computer restarts, and then it don't run the RunOnceEx commands waiting.
Is there any other way to auto run after reboot with iernonce.dll ver 7 (the autorun in start menu runs after RunOnceEx so copy anything there runs before the rebbot.)
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How do you do that?
Recompress the ie7-setup.exe file, makecab? Its the only progg I've found that will do that, and i don't understand how to make an exe file that takes switches with it.
And to every other tip, how can you keep the iernonce.dll file after ei7 install and reboots. If you overwrite them after ie7 installs, the just come back when the computer restarts, and then it don't run the RunOnceEx commands waiting.
Is there any other way to auto run after reboot with iernonce.dll ver 7 (the autorun in start menu runs after RunOnceEx so copy anything there runs before the rebbot.)
And of course it should be unattended.
/Bjarne