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save as "makecab(one cab file).bat" @echo off rem Compressing WMP10.cab echo .Set Cabinet=on>> WMP10.ddf echo .Set Compress=on>> WMP10.ddf echo .Set CompressionType=LZX>> WMP10.ddf echo .Set CompressionMemory=21>> WMP10.ddf echo .Set CabinetNameTemplate=WMP10.cab>> WMP10.ddf echo .Set MaxDiskSize=CDROM>> WMP10.ddf echo .Set FolderSizeThreshold=5000000>> WMP10.ddf for /f %%i in ('dir temp /b') do echo temp\%%i>> WMP10.ddf makecab /f WMP10.ddf move disk1\WMP10.cab WMP10.cab del temp\*.* /q/f del WMP10.ddf del setup.inf del setup.rpt rd disk1 this is assuming that you copied the files to dir named temp and that the bat file is in the dir above that...I used WMP10 as my main dir...so this is my dir structure for this WMP10 makecab.bat goes in this dir, mp10setup.exe should be in this dir also -mp10setup files extracted from mp10setup.exe -temp files to be put in cab file (since some people may not know what "-" means, it means that mp10setup and temp dirs are in WMP10 dir)

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I know there is a lot of posting about how to remove items from the right click menu...most involve removing the entries from clsid, but I was looking at the inf file for wmp10 and noticed some things...this is what I found in the inf file HKCR, "SystemFileAssociations\audio\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\WMPAddToPlaylist",,, "{F1B9284F-E9DC-4e68-9D7E-42362A59F0FD}" HKCR, "SystemFileAssociations\audio\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\WMPAddToPlaylist","CheckSupportedTypes",, "" HKCR, "SystemFileAssociations\audio\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\WMPPlayAsPlaylist",,,"{CE3FB1D1-02AE-4a5f-A6E9-D9F1B4073E6C}" HKCR, "SystemFileAssociations\audio\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\WMPPlayAsPlaylist","CheckSupportedTypes",, "" HKCR, "SystemFileAssociations\video\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\WMPAddToPlaylist",,, "{F1B9284F-E9DC-4e68-9D7E-42362A59F0FD}" HKCR, "SystemFileAssociations\video\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\WMPAddToPlaylist","CheckSupportedTypes",, "" HKCR, "SystemFileAssociations\video\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\WMPPlayAsPlaylist",,,"{CE3FB1D1-02AE-4a5f-A6E9-D9F1B4073E6C}" HKCR, "SystemFileAssociations\video\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\WMPPlayAsPlaylist","CheckSupportedTypes",, "" HKCR, "SystemFileAssociations\Directory.Audio\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\WMPAddToPlaylist",,, "{F1B9284F-E9DC-4e68-9D7E-42362A59F0FD}" HKCR, "SystemFileAssociations\Directory.Audio\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\WMPPlayAsPlaylist",,,"{7D4734E6-047E-41e2-AEAA-E763B4739DC4}" HKCR, "SystemFileAssociations\Directory.Video\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\WMPAddToPlaylist",,, "{F1B9284F-E9DC-4e68-9D7E-42362A59F0FD}" HKCR, "SystemFileAssociations\Directory.Video\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\WMPPlayAsPlaylist",,,"{7D4734E6-047E-41e2-AEAA-E763B4739DC4}" HKCR, "SystemFileAssociations\.mp3\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\WMPBurnAudioCD",,,"{8DD448E6-C188-4aed-AF92-44956194EB1F}" HKCR, "SystemFileAssociations\.wav\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\WMPBurnAudioCD",,,"{8DD448E6-C188-4aed-AF92-44956194EB1F}" HKCR, "SystemFileAssociations\.wma\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers\WMPBurnAudioCD",,,"{8DD448E6-C188-4aed-AF92-44956194EB1F}" HKCR, WMP.PlayMedia\shell\play\DropTarget, "clsid",,"{CE3FB1D1-02AE-4a5f-A6E9-D9F1B4073E6C}" HKCR, WMP.BurnCD\Shell\Burn, ,,"%TEXT_BURN%" HKCR, WMP.BurnCD\Shell\Burn, MUIVerb,,"@wmploc.dll,-6502" HKCR, WMP.RipCD\Shell\Rip, ,,"%TEXT_RIP%" HKCR, WMP.RipCD\Shell\Rip, MUIVerb,,"@wmploc.dll,-6506" HKCR, WMP.AudioCD\Shell\Play,,,"%PLAYTEXT%" HKCR, WMP.AudioCD\Shell\Play, MUIVerb,,"@wmploc.dll,-6503" HKCR, WMP.PlayCD\Shell\Play,,,"%PLAYTEXT%" HKCR, WMP.PlayCD\Shell\Play, MUIVerb,,"@wmploc.dll,-6503" HKCR, WMP.PlayMedia\Shell\Play,,,"%PLAYTEXT%" HKCR, WMP.PlayMedia\Shell\Play, MUIVerb,,"@wmploc.dll,-1800" HKCR, WMP.DVD\Shell\Play,,,"%PLAYTEXT%" HKCR, WMP.DVD\Shell\Play, MUIVerb,,"@wmploc.dll,-6504" I also never saw where it sets the guid string in CLSID in the inf...not that doing it that way is persay wrong, but this is what the inf is doing to set those right click menus. There are a couple more that I guess if I understood the inf completely, I would add the rest of the strings, but I dont. I just wanted to post this to see what others thought...in the sense that if we remove the string from clsid, does that get rid of every reg setting that enables the right click menu...nothing worse than having dangling reg entries. post responses, and if you wanna see where this came from, open wmp10.inf and search for SystemFileAssociations...all of this is around there.

Ok, im only posting a new topic so people can look and find out how to do this...Ok lets start First things to note... you will end up with wmp10.cab being around 5mb, wmp10.in_ is not really worth noting the size, mp10setup.exe (I used 7zip) is around 9mb...grand total of around 14.5mb on cd... current setup is wmp9 on cd is 16mb and mp10setup.exe (still using the same size as 7zip one) is 9mb...grand total of 25mb... integrating wmp10 using mce files should be around 16mb (this assumes the file sizes havent changed)...grand total of 16mb *BEST METHOD FOR SAVING SPACE = This method!!! Also note that if you dont want wmp at all on your system, then you will save 14mb to 25mb depending on how you wanted to look at the situation...with least amount of work, youll save 25mb Credits goto GreenMachine, nuhi, RyanVM, RaveRod 1. get mp10setup.exe 2. extract the contents of mp10setup.exe somewhere (mp10setup) 3. copy these files to someplace else (temp) wmp.dll wmplayer.exe wmlaunch.exe asferror.dll wmpdxm.dll custsat.dll wmpasf.dll wmpshell.dll mpvis.dll wmploc.dll migrate.exe wmerror.dll unregmp2.exe wmpband.dll wmp10.chm wmperr10.chm wmplayer.adm eula.txt wmpenc.exe wmpencen.dll wmpsrcwp.dll Audiodev.dll wmp10.inf l3codecp.acm 4. cab all those files into WMP10.cab (you can use makecab or cabarc) 5. copy mp10setup.exe and unregmp2.exe to your svcpack folder (unregmp2.exe is in the mp10setup folder) 6. delete mp10setup folder 7. edit svcpack.inf and include these lines "mp10setup.exe /Q:A /c:""setup_wm.exe /Q /R:N /NoPID /DisallowSystemRestore /P:#e""" "unregmp2.exe /Shortcuts /RegExts" 8. run nlite and ONLY select Components Removal...once there ONLY select Windows Media Player and Windows Media Codecs...let nlite remove them. 9. open dosnet.inf and add these lines under [Files] d1,WMP10.cab d1,WMP10.inf 10. open txtsetup.sif and add these lines under [sourceDisksFiles] WMP10.inf = 1,,,,,,,20,0,0 WMP10.cab = 100,,,,,,_x,,3,3 11. delete temp folder 12. copy wmp10.in_ and wmp10.cab to your i386 folder 13. extract sysoc.in_ in your i386 folder, and add this line WMP10=ocgen.dll,OcEntry,WMP10.inf,HIDE,7 14. makecab sysoc.inf (should end up with sysoc.in_) 15. delete sysoc.inf 16. Done NOTES: If someone wants to host WMP10.cab, I can send the file to them, its about 4.98MB

@paul3vanz the update pack CANNOT cause framedyn.dll errors...its impossible...are you using a clean, non-nlited source when adding ryanvm's pack...a lot of people say they didnt use nlite "this" time, but usually they used it before to remove something. Also, are you putting ALL the files from the download into i386? there are some files that get put into the i386 folder that will overwrite what is there...you cant simply drag and drop just the in_ and cab files in there...make sure youre overwriting files in your i386 folder. I may have some more suggestions, but try that first...also, install again and goto windows\inf and make sure RVMUpPk.inf is in there...if it is not there, then something is going on...also, did you make changes to sysoc.inf (sysoc.in_ is cabbed but its what is in i386) or did you copy ryanvm's over your current one? thats all i can think of. Also, another note...what you download from ryan's server must be extracted FIRST...then take the extracted files and put them in the i386 folder...

well, you are right...hmmm, coulda sworn someone said it didnt work...but good job.

if you have the qchain hotfix being installed during svcpack.inf, then thats your problem, you need to extract qchain.exe and just add it to the bottom of your svcpack.inf...it asks you to choose directory, and somewhere it says inetsrv...you just need to find the qchain hotfix number, as I dont know it off the top of my head.

@Tweaker, this is the reg setting that sets status bar for windows explorer ;----- Status bar, list view for Explorer ;----- [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Streams] "Settings"=hex:09,00,00,00,03,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,e0,a5,1f,0e,73,35,cf,11,ae,\ 69,08,00,2b,2e,12,62,04,00,00,00,04,00,00,00,43,00,00,00 The windows explorer status bar IS CONTAINED within the streams subkey, this is the ONLY way to enable status bar for windows explorer...I dunno what the exact thing to change to enable it for say details view, but maybe ill redo the key and post it here...I could since I dont have any reg stuff in my xpcd yet. on a side note...you have contradicting reg tweaks...one sets list view and status bar, the other sets details view...if your status bar isnt being removed and you have details view when your windows starts, then something weird is going on.

@Sesshoumaru...are you slipstreaming a xpsp1 source with sp2? also, have you done anything to your source files? Are you using sp2 to install? this site has some description about framdyn.dll error http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?...kb;en-us;319114 I will post back more when I find more solutions

well, you shouldnt use %'s...$Docs translates to Documents and Settings, so from there on your current hard drive, youd have to figure out what username and folder after need to be in the path...I use $Docs\All Users\Desktop

to comment, either use echo (if you want it to display something) or REM (if youre just using it so if you edit the file, youll know what is supposed to go there)

@Lucius, the cleanup doesnt run until AFTER windows xp setup is complete...pyrons setup.exe runs first to set up everything before windows setup runs...then it calls setup.exe, after setup.exe is done, pyrons setup.exe finishes out commands and then your system will reboot. so anything after start /wait setup.exe %* gets run only after windows xp setup is done.

yea, that iastor.sys line needs to be removed, or the driver needs to be included.

as I said, I could be wrong...and it looks like I am...honestly though, I have no use for the runonceex menu...personally, it is just a testing tool...If youre unattended cd is made so that you dont have to sit by the computer, what purpose would multiple runonceex windows serve? I would like to be able to hide the entire window is possible...maybe just display a message box that says: "Computer is installing programs. When finished, your computer will reboot and be ready to use" But for me, the window for runonceex is just to make sure that it doesnt skip a certain install file while testing in vmware, after its been tested, there is really no point to the window...now some may say its nice to have a menu up in case someone walks by, thats why I said something about a message box...in fact, if someone has already done this (the hiding of runonceex and the messagebox) please, pm me so I can do this...the message box would have to be loaded so that it does not need to end for runonceex to continue to next item, but Im assuming the messagebox would be run from runonceex.

no, I dont believe this is perfect...for one, you will have like 5 or 6 runonceex windows open at the end, all waiting to close, or maybe I am wrong...but this has already been discussed which I think theoretically, the way that was already posted is about the best way to do multiple runonceex's (search if you want to find it...it really does look good [code-wise])

ok, well step 4 should read press "windows key" + r add step 4a...type modifype notepad.exe step 5 type makecab notepad.exe and thats it

doesnt do it on mine either...

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you can delete it, it just logs the setup process...not really needed unless something doesnt work and you wanna know why.

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I was at a site and they said you need to move regsvr32.exe from a winnt machine over to win98...so there must be something different about them...I did notice that nt4's regsvr32.exe is even better than winxp's because it offers a commandline output (/c)...but I would try moving nt4's regsvr32.exe and winxp's reg.exe over to win98 and see if that doesnt fix it...or if you want I can give you one huge reg file to run at the end, instead of using the reg add and the regedit already in the cmd file...

create a batch file that run the install program...guesstimate how long it takes to install and set sleep for the time plus about 30 seconds after...I usually set sleep for 60 (seconds) but sometimes you may need a higher setting...in the batch, use this start %systemdrive%\install\Applications\gamevoice_server\servinst.exe sleep xx taskkill /IM servinst.exe /F notice that there isnt a /wait...in fact, you could prolly remove the "start " from the beginning

sp2 has a different line in winnt.sif than previous ones...so check to find out which one is correct for your OS

add all the reg add stuff to a reg file, and have all your regedit /s at the end...so something like this regedit /s quicktime.reg regedit /s real.reg regedit /s codec.reg regedit /s regadd.reg no more need for reg.exe now (I did this is my installer...make sure the stuff is regsvr'd first before executing the reg files) about regsvr32.exe - do a find files and make sure you have it on your hard drive...if so, find where it is...then use that shortcut...also, open a command prompt and find if the options are the same...they may not be...just regsvr32.exe /? should work. If you dont have regsvr32.exe, then we will have to come up with another idea. UPDATE: I checked, as far as I can tell regsvr32.exe does not exist in win98...one site says you can copy regsvr32.exe from a winnt machine...so get nt4sp6a, look in there for regsvr32.exe, extract it and run it in a command prompt with regsvr32.exe /? to find out the commands and options it allows. If you dont really wanna change the cmd file around, try copying reg.exe from winxp to win98 and see if it will run...it may or may not, but winxp is the only OS with reg.exe and I know it works on win2k.

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