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Try in a clean VMware first. Worked for me.

Compiled script from your first post MD5: 924104FDC88C60C91CCEF877F2B5ED

As I already written, the first script you have posted works fine (compiled or not). Try to compile and test on to another computer. Probably you need to test again after a fresh Windows installation. You can compile with right click, or use C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Aut2Exe for more options, or install SciTE4AutoIt3. Edit: Try ControlClick function instead of Send (probably Send interfere with something).

Try uninstall AutoIt, clean a bit the registry with ccleaner and reinstall again the last stable version of AutoIt. Your script is OK. It install Acala 3GP Movies Free 100% unattended.

Msi package is better. Use it with the usual parameters.

@gameplace123 Read the post #9 from here.

key: %allusersprofile%\Application Data\Agnitum\Security Suite\key configuration settings: probably %programfiles%\Agnitum\Outpost Firewall Pro\configuration.conf

Registration info is stored in %appdata%\BSplayer PRO\key.reg (for administrator) or in installation folder (for all users). You can copy that file after installation, but will work only on the computer where registration was done due to a hardware check. Edit.

Exactly the same problem here (start PDVDLaunchPolicy.exe and PowerDVD9.exe and quits both processes). Can't start it under VMware, but I already install PowerDVD in real machine and it works. Have you tried under VirtualBox?

Is better to apply registry tweaks from RunOnce. See post #9 from here

If this is the installer, then run it and after extraction go to that folder and copy from there the Windows folder. For unattended/silent installation use setup.exe /s /v"/qn" If you want a custom installation (not this Typical) you need to learn more about msi packages.

SysTracer. Shareware.

Extract the original installer. Go to custom.ini file and add Silent=1 under [PowerDVD9] and change RichVideo=1 to RichVideo=0 Go to setup.ini file and make sure that EnableLangDlg=N and SuppressReboot=Y Delete RichVideo folder. Run silent installation from setup.exe without switches.

It seems that can not install correctly through .inf files (not all registry are imported). Try an AutoIt script (unattended only): #cs ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- AutoIt Version: 3.3.0.0 Author: myName Ext2 Installable File System For Windows 1.11a Application site: [url="http://www.fs-driver.org/"]http://www.fs-driver.org/[/url] Script Function: Template AutoIt script. #ce ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Script Start - Add your code below here Opt("TrayIconDebug", 1) ; Installer file name $Installer = "Ext2IFS_1_11a.exe" ; Enable the read-only option $Enable_the_read_only_option = 0 ; Enable UTF-8 encoding $Enable_UTF_8_encoding = 1 ; Enable the large file feature $Enable_the_large_file_feature = 1 ; Assign drive letter automatically upon plugging in a device the first time $Assign_drive_letter = 0 ; Run the installer Run($Installer) ; Welcome WinWait("Welcome", "It is recommended that you exit any further Windows application before you proceed with this setup.") WinActivate("Welcome", "It is recommended that you exit any further Windows application before you proceed with this setup.") ControlClick("Welcome", "It is recommended that you exit any further Windows application before you proceed with this setup.", "Button2") ; License WinWait("License", "Please read the following license contract carefully.") WinActivate("License", "Please read the following license contract carefully.") ControlCommand("License", "Please read the following license contract carefully.", "Button5", "Check", "") ControlClick("License", "Please read the following license contract carefully.", "Button2") ; Read-Only Option WinWait("Read-Only Option", "Choose whether you want to prevent the Ext2 driver from writing to any of the available volumes.") WinActivate("Read-Only Option", "Choose whether you want to prevent the Ext2 driver from writing to any of the available volumes.") If $Enable_the_read_only_option = 1 Then ControlCommand("Read-Only Option", "Choose whether you want to prevent the Ext2 driver from writing to any of the available volumes.", "Button8", "Check", "") EndIf ControlClick("Read-Only Option", "Choose whether you want to prevent the Ext2 driver from writing to any of the available volumes.", "Button2") ; UTF-8 Encoding WinWait("UTF-8 Encoding", "When accessing an Ext2 volume, you have to decide whether to enable UTF-8 encoding.") WinActivate("UTF-8 Encoding", "When accessing an Ext2 volume, you have to decide whether to enable UTF-8 encoding.") If $Enable_UTF_8_encoding = 0 Then ControlCommand("UTF-8 Encoding", "When accessing an Ext2 volume, you have to decide whether to enable UTF-8 encoding.", "Button9", "UnCheck", "") EndIf ControlClick("UTF-8 Encoding", "When accessing an Ext2 volume, you have to decide whether to enable UTF-8 encoding.", "Button2") ; Large File Feature WinWait("Large File Feature", "Now you have to decide whether to switch on the large file feature of all the volumes with the Ext2 file system.") WinActivate("Large File Feature", "Now you have to decide whether to switch on the large file feature of all the volumes with the Ext2 file system.") If $Enable_the_large_file_feature = 0 Then ControlCommand("Large File Feature", "Now you have to decide whether to switch on the large file feature of all the volumes with the Ext2 file system.", "Button10", "UnCheck", "") EndIf ControlClick("Large File Feature", "Now you have to decide whether to switch on the large file feature of all the volumes with the Ext2 file system.", "Button2") ; Drive Letters WinWait("Drive Letters", "Now you have to create the drive letters of your volumes with the Ext2 file system. Note: You may resize the whole dialog for better working.") WinActivate("Drive Letters", "Now you have to create the drive letters of your volumes with the Ext2 file system. Note: You may resize the whole dialog for better working.") If $Assign_drive_letter = 1 Then ControlCommand("Drive Letters", "Now you have to create the drive letters of your volumes with the Ext2 file system. Note: You may resize the whole dialog for better working.", "Button11", "Check", "") EndIf ControlClick("Drive Letters", "Now you have to create the drive letters of your volumes with the Ext2 file system. Note: You may resize the whole dialog for better working.", "Button2") ; Readme WinWait("Readme", "You may read the following release notes, print them or save them to disk for later reading. Note: You may resize the whole dialog for better reading.") WinActivate("Readme", "You may read the following release notes, print them or save them to disk for later reading. Note: You may resize the whole dialog for better reading.") ControlClick("Readme", "You may read the following release notes, print them or save them to disk for later reading. Note: You may resize the whole dialog for better reading.", "Button2") ; Finished WinWait("Finished", "The Ext2 Installable File System Software has been installed successfully on your computer.") WinActivate("Finished", "The Ext2 Installable File System Software has been installed successfully on your computer.") ControlClick("Finished", "The Ext2 Installable File System Software has been installed successfully on your computer.", "Button4") Func OnAutoItStart() ; One script instance only If WinExists(@ScriptName & '_Interpreter') Then Exit AutoItWinSetTitle(@ScriptName & '_Interpreter') EndFunc

nLite use one core of the cpu, so his processor is loading at 100% during integration process and probably on Windows installation. Your friend should buy a notebook with dual core processor. This way the cpu should be colder (load at max. 50%).

That file is a part of Microsoft DirectX runtimes. You can find an add-on here or here.

Write the path of that icon if you want to solve the problem.

Installed twice. First without switches (was OK). Then uninstall (without errors) and install with /qb! switch which generate that message "error 1606. could not access network location photosuite". I didn't use the next modification on msi file: TABLE PROPERTY VALUE Condition varies change YES to NO to not install IcemanND's instructions is OK.

I don't have that installer, but you can try this: Open again that msi file in Microsoft Orca and search for that error (use CTRL+F). Delete (drop row lines) and try again. Don't forget to backup a copy of msi file somewhere first.

Try this (will install Windows PowerShell MUI pack x64 from RunOnce). Require to install Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 x64 prior (from T13). So, you need an addon for Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 x64.

Try this MD5: 547A1748A7EAD5686A041E56608D2265

Put an empty file called First Run here: %USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\Application Also you can add Bookmarks and others to have a customized installation.

The next should work: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop] "FontSmoothing"="2" [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\WindowMetrics] "MinAnimate"="0"

TweakUiPowertoySetup.exe contains Tweakui Powertoy for Windows XP.msi. So, you need to run TweakUiPowertoySetup.exe and on first screen go to %temp% and copy from there Tweakui Powertoy for Windows XP.msi which resides in a folder inside Temp dir.

This method is reliable.