sleepnmojo

the cmpnts\netfx\ is meant for mediactr and tabletpc editions. It will only install 1.0, not 1.1 which j4ever explained how to do. If you want to use the netfx.cab, then I suggest you start here http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...ndpost&p=154767

Do you have the name of the trojan it was listed as? It may be easier to find the trojan, and pull it from there than finding it in the board.

I also like compname.exe http://www.willowhayes.co.uk/ Gives you more options, rather than having to come up with the name yourself, you can set it off the serial number of the computer, etc.

woohoo, another one of these threads. Same discussion is going on here http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=24258 barely a day old. Most people wait a month before starting a new one of these.

You would still have a problem with the %CDROM% for finding the xplode.exe variable. The easiest way to remedy this problem is just add a set command under your setx command. set cdrom=%CD:~0,2%

I remember finding this when I made my first xp cd. I wouldn't use the key though. When SP1 came out, it was one of the blacklisted keys. So use it if you don't plan on updating, and don't if you do.

I actually had a problem doing this method. During the install, it would ask me to insert the disk. I haven't tried with SP2, but here is the previous discussion. http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=20743 Only way I have been able to get it to work is keep it in the original iexpress installer, and rename it to setup.exe.

prathapml which msi are you using, or how do you integrate back to the Data1.cab? After following your instructions, I get 7 folders. If I copy the original over, it will ask for the Data1.cab rather than use the updated files in the folder. Any idea here? :: nevermind. Figured out how to do it. When I did the setup /a, it didn't work till I did it from the cd. Then everything worked. Also something to add. when updating the virus defs, rather than using winrar to extract, use the command line <exe file> <folder to extract to> /EXTRACT copy the contents of that folder to \program files\Symantec AntiVirus\Virus Defs. If it worked, you won't see an update from liveupdate

Is this what you mean? http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...ndpost&p=154767

You sure about that? I don't think it does, and the version they update in the netfx.cab is 1.0 still, not to 1.1 if I'm not mistaken.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it. I personally only use the router, but I keep my network pretty clean. I don't run programs I don't know, so I'm not to worried.

In response to gresh @ECHO OFF ( ECHO @ECHO OFF ECHO CMDOW @ /HID ECHO. ECHO SET INSTALLDIR=%%SYSTEMDRIVE%%\install ECHO SET RUNONCE=HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnceEx ECHO SET /A COUNTER=1 ECHO. ECHO REG ADD %%RUNONCE%% /V TITLE /D "Installing Applications" /f ECHO REG ADD %%RUNONCE%% /V FLAGS /T REG_DWORD /D 0x00000030 /f ) > $OEM$\RunOnceEx.cmd CALL :RUNONCE_PARSE >> $OEM$\RunOnceEx.cmd ( ECHO GOTO :EOF ECHO. ECHO :SET_INSTALL ECHO SET COUNTER2=%%COUNTER%% ECHO IF %%COUNTER%% LSS 10 SET COUNTER2=0%%COUNTER%% ECHO IF NOT "%%~1"=="" REG ADD %%RUNONCE%%\%%COUNTER2%% /VE /D %%1 /f ECHO. ECHO SET /A J=1 ECHO :LOOP ECHO SHIFT /1 ECHO IF "%%~1"=="" GOTO :END_INSTALL ECHO SET A=%%1 ECHO SET A=%%A:'="%% ECHO. ECHO REG ADD %%RUNONCE%%\%%COUNTER2%% /V %%J%% /D %%A%% /f ECHO SET /A J+=1 ECHO GOTO :LOOP ECHO :END_INSTALL ECHO SET /A COUNTER+=1 ECHO GOTO :EOF ) >> $OEM$\RunOnceEx.cmd GOTO :EOF :RUNONCE_PARSE SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION & PUSHD $OEM$\$1\INSTALL FOR /D %%D IN (*) DO ( SET LINE=CALL :SET_INSTALL PUSHD %%D IF EXIST CMD.INSTALL ( FOR /F "EOL=; DELIMS=" %%I IN (CMD.INSTALL) DO ( SET TEMP_I=%%I SET TEMP_I=!TEMP_I:\=\\! IF "!TEMP_I!"==" " ( SET LINE=!LINE! "" ) ELSE ( SET LINE=!LINE! "!TEMP_I:"=\'!" ) ) ECHO !LINE! ) POPD ) POPD & ENDLOCAL GOTO :EOF I pulled this from my script that makes my cd image. I didn't test it. It should be run on the same level as $OEM$. It will parse through $OEM$\$1\INSTALL, going 1 directory deep, looking for cmd.install. A sample cmd.install in $OEM$\$1\INSTALL\winamp\cmd.install Winamp 5.04 %INSTALLDIR%\Winamp\winamp504_full.exe /S /install=SFQR TASKKILL /F /IM WINAMP.EXE CMD.EXE /Q /C XCOPY %INSTALLDIR%\Winamp\Skins\*.* "%PROGRAMFILES%\winamp\skins" ;copy over config stuff CMD.EXE /Q /C COPY %INSTALLDIR%\Winamp\winamp.ini "%PROGRAMFILES%\winamp" CMD.EXE /Q /C COPY %SYSTEMDRIVE%\install\Winamp\winamp2.ini %SYSTEMROOT%\winamp.ini First line is title, a space represents an empty line, which won't show anything in the menu on runonceex, all following lines are commands, except those starting with ; And before anyone asks why do I have a SET_INSTALL procedure in my runonceex.cmd; Its because thats how I originally had it, till I decided to parse the directories. If I had to rewrite this, I would probably integrate it all together. ::added ECHO OFF for people who can't get it to work properly

I use Zoster's method also. Working on 3.06 b174

When it comes to deploying via cd, I prob wouldn't choose this way. Coming from a ghost image this has its advantages. Its more of the lazy man's way of doing things. I personally prefer to have my default profile clean. Once you log in as a new user, it becomes muddied with microcrap. Much easier for me to work in the cleaner version, than make a new user, and copy over the dat file every time I want to make a change.

It is offically released. Last time I checked, there were no updates, just 4 optional ones.

I'm using 9.0.0.338, and am able to use it on a clean install of xp sp2. What exactly is the problem?

i'll post it when I get back from work. Should I just create a new topic, or reply to this?

try pinging 127.0.0.1 also increase the number of pings, its not skipping it, just going really fast. change 1 to 10000

You don't really need a gui to do it at all. I have a cmd script that just parses the directories looking for a file, which has the title, and commands. Which ends up building my script. This keeps all my commands localized to a folder, so if I want to remove the program, I just move the folder, or the cmd file I parse. it's pretty simple.

That would be the runonceex. There are hundreds of threads that talk about it. Check the unattended.msfn.org site for more info.

Here is an interesting article on the subject. http://arstechnica.com/reviews/004/softwar...rtual-machines/

This contains the files to install media center. The tabletpc one contains files for the tablet pcs. The netfx one contains the dot net framework 1.0.

I didn't know about this page either, but I always use the /saveinf= tag. It will have all your options, and then /loadinf= tag for the install. That was all on the unattended.msfn.org site too.

I hava a Firefox one, if you want to build off that. Also NSIS supports 7z compression, which is why I use it.

Thanks guys, switching to the 128 worked.