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  1. I've found that using $WinPEdriver$ in the root directory works. David
  2. Hello all, Just to introduce myself: I've been using WPI since version 3.x -- and it is AWESOME! I've been trying to use WPI to install language pack under Windows 7 64-bit. The commandline I use is: lpksetup /i ru-RU /p <PathToMUIfiles> and it works fine when I input them manually . But when I run the command from WPI it just errors out and WPI contiunes to the end with no other problems.... For testing I try to run lpksetup with no parameters which should result in the language pack GUI popping up. Things i tried which resulted in errors (I added a PAUSE to see what the error is): (-) 'cmd /c lpksetup.exe' (-) 'InstallMUI.cmd' WPI runs it in a 32-bit CMD window (%windir%\SysWow64\cmd.exe) and errors out to "... is not recognized as an internal or extended command, operable program or batch file." Seeing that the problem might be CMD under 32-bits I tried: (-) using the above with bit64=yes (-) '%windir%\\system32\\cmd.exe /c lpksetup.exe' (-) '%windir%\\system32\\cmd.exe InstallMUI.cmd' They all run in %windir%\system32\cmd.exe but I get the same error. (*) I also used other permutations, like, defining the full path to lpksetup. (*) Substituting 'winver' (instead of lpksetup) works with every permutation. I did a search but it came up with 0 results. Please help... Thanks, David
  3. Yes, it is possible. First, I formatted the USB HDD/Flash drive with a logical partition, otherwise the drive assignments got skewed (e.g., I install XP with multiple partitions but the USB drive was always assigned the letter D:). Then I set all the CMD scripts in $OEM$\cmdlines.TXT on the CD to search for a file on the USB drive to define the drive the files are. Then all the updates/driver/... run directly from the USB. Hope this works for you & good luck. David
  4. At times 'Empty Recycle Bin' deosn't work (don't know why). I use ExplorerXP to browse the Recycle Bin and Shift+Del to delete the files still there. David
  5. Lately I have gone to usb drives to install Windows. I misplaced my 4Gb usb drive so ttried with an old 6Gb HDD with IDE-to-USB connector. But I ran into the same problem you have (I think). I experimented last week and was able to solve it by using only an extended partition. Now when I boot into WinPE and afterwards the external HDD comes up last in order. Hope this helps, David
  6. Just now saw your problem You'll need to change the version number in shell32.dll.mui to the same as %systemroot%\system32\shell32.dll General Steps: Open %systemroot%\system32\shell32.dll with Reshack Make a note of the version number (towards the bottom) MAke a copy of shell32.dll.mu_ to "shell32.dll.mu_ org" (or something else) EXPAND shell32.dll.mu_ shell32.dll.mui Open shell32.dll.mui with Reshack Replace the version numbers to be exactly like shell32.dll Press "Compile" Save and over-write Close Reshack Erase shell32.dll.mu_ MAKECAB shell32.dll.mui shell32.dll.mu_ Copy and replace shell32.dll.mu_ back to the MUI folder. Uninstall MUI Reinstall MUI If you need more help - let me know. Good luck and let me know how you fared, David
  7. I had this problem too (with another language). Create a text file (ie, nls.txt). Paste your 'Regional Settings' from winnt.sif and save. Then run: Rundll32 shell32,Control_RunDLL intl.cpl,,/f:"<path>\nls.txt" I have it run after a silent install of a language pack during cmdlines.txt, but you could run it at RunonceEX or guirunonce. Hope this helps.
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