sleepnmojo

There is a reg key that disables it. This disables it. [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer] "NoPropertiesRecycleBin"=dword:0000001 Change that to a 0, or just delete it. Also check HKCU

He will need ICS for letting the client PC access the internet, which it sounds like he wants. The setup you describe is fine. On the LAN#1, click properties/advanced and enable ICS. This should set the ip of LAN#2 to 192.168.0.1. On the client side you can either setup the ip as static, or leave it dynamic. Both should be able to connect to the internet. Set up some shares, and they should see each other.

Oddly enought I couldn't really find this by doing a search. I knew it existed, so I had to go through my old posts to find it.

I will try switching it to 128 to see if that will affect anything. Not sure if the directory that the inf is in should matter, and will try that if this doesn't work.

Sorry, I pulled that from my script that builds my runonce, it should be single %, I'll update the original post.

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=20015

I am trying to incorporate using inf files into my unattended, but can't seem to get it to work properly. It will install fine if I type the command out, but doesn't work if I put it in my RunOnceEx.cmd, or cmdlines.txt. I've tried just having it add registry keys, but no luck. [Version] Signature="$Chicago$" [DefaultInstall] ;CopyFiles=Web.Files AddReg=Web.Settings ;RegisterDlls=Web.Register [DefaultUninstall] ;UnregisterDlls=Web.Register DelReg=Web.Settings DelFiles=Web.Files [Web.Settings] HKCU,"%MenuKey%\Image: Zoom &In",,,"%10%\Web\image-zoomin.html" HKCU,"%MenuKey%\Image: Zoom &In","Contexts",0x10001,0x00000022 HKCU,"%MenuKey%\Image: Zoom &Out",,,"%10%\Web\image-zoomout.html" HKCU,"%MenuKey%\Image: Zoom &Out","Contexts",0x10001,0x00000022 HKCU,"%MenuKey%\Selection: Show Partial Source",,,"%10%\Web\selection-show-source.html" HKCU,"%MenuKey%\Selection: Show Partial Source","Contexts",0x10001,0x00000010 HKCU,"%MenuKey%\Page: Copy Meister",,,"res://%10%\Web\ieb.dll/copy-wiz.ieb" HKCU,"%MenuKey%\Page: Interactive HTML Detective",,,"res://%10%\Web\ieb.dll/contextmenu.ieb" HKCU,"%MenuKey%\Page: Page Analyzer",,,"res://%10%\Web\ieb.dll/element.ieb" HKCU,"%MenuKey%\Frame: Open in &New Window",,,"res://%10%\Web\ieb.dll/open-frame-in-new-window.ieb" HKCU,"%MenuKey%\Frame: Open in &This Window",,,"res://%10%\Web\ieb.dll/open-frame-in-this-window.ieb" [DestinationDirs] Web.Files=10,Web [Web.Files] ieb.dll image-zoomin.html image-zoomout.html selection-show-source.html [Web.Register] 10,Web,ieb.dll,1 [Strings] MenuKey ="Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MenuExt" The command I use to install is RUNDLL32.EXE setupapi,InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 132 %SYSTEMROOT%\Web\install.inf I've tried placing this in different places. I want the settings to apply to all users, which is why I do this in cmdlines.txt. And no I can't switch it to HKLM cause that won't work. I placed this in my $OEM$/$$/Web folder, so thats not wrong. Just need an idea of what I can do to get it working. I would prefer to have this in my cmdlines.txt file, and not a file in the i386 file. Again this works if I type out the command in a cmd window, in both the install, and post install. However it doesn't run in my runonceex.cmd, or cmdlines.txt

If you are installing on 2000/xp then you can use set set /p boobie=please choose language (1=engrish,2=hebrew): if %boobie% equ 1 ( english stuff here ) else ( hebrew stuff here ) The default option, would go in your else section. For 9X use choice for the prompt.

Do you get the C:\Windows\RunOnceEx.log log file? I have the /T first in my reg command, and I don't seem to get it either. I am using 0x00000030 though, not the "30" as you have it. Your's should be interpreted as the decimal 30, not the hex as I have it. From the website I grabbed it from, it uses hex.

I'm assuming you want to have the netfx.cab on the xp cd, rather than add the second cd. Copy netfx.cab from second cd, to i386 folder. If you don't have this cab file, there are sites which can make it for you. DOSNET.INF d4 = \cmpnents\netfx\I386to d4 = \I386 sysoc.inf (compressed) netfx=netfxocm.dll,UrtOcmProc,netfxocm.inf,hide,7to netfx=ocgen.dll,OcEntry,netfxocm.inf,hide,7 netfxocm.inf (compressed) Needs = wbem,com,TabletPC,Freestyle [netfx_install]to Needs = wbem,com OptionDesc = ".Net Framework" SizeApproximation = 59515 Some of this may not be needed, but this is how I got it working. Again this is net framework 1.0, not 1.1

Maybe this will help http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=19546

I'm just wingin this, but this is what I would put REG ADD %KEY%\035 /V 1 /D "\"d:\Install\Apps\AcrobatReader6.0.1\AdbeRdr60_enu_full.exe\" -p\"-s /v\"/qb\"\"" /f

netfxocm.inf has all the installation instructions for 1.0. It just needs to be updated for 1.1. I can run install watcher for it to get the files that are moved, and the registry keys, but it doesn't make it into an inf. If anyone knows of a program that can convert msi to inf, or something of that sort, then we would be gold.

I was able to do it for the framework included with media center, but that one is 1.0. I'd rather have the 1.1 integrated. Be nice is someone makes an inf file for it. I'll post the info when I get home.

I have yet to try this, but you can change the flags REG ADD %KEY% /V FLAGS /D 0x00000020 /t REG_DWORD /f

try adding a /I to your xcopy command.

COPY /Y "%systemdrive%\install\Backup" "%userprofile%\my documents"

I've never seen anything done like that. Thats is just plain awesome. Over the top, but awesome.

It all depends on what you are doing. If your bat file only outputs error messages, you will have to grab those too. If you just want standard output messages, what you have is fine. Check the permissions on the file. I would assume if you can create a file, you would have write access. What you have works perfectly fine.

SET CD=%~d0 That would be a little better in this case. The setup.cmd would have to be on the cd, and this would take out the dependency on the file.

[AutoRun] open=i386\winnt32 /unattend:unattend.txt icon=setup.exe,0 Not sure if that will work, but it probably should.

Most likely, he didn't configure the router properly. Not sure why he would have a problem seeing his email, but the downloading would be caused by the router. He should look up the ports that he needs enabled, and open them up in the router. As for the ISP, I doubt they are doing that. Comcast will just kick you off, then you would have to find out why by calling them. Usually they will send you an email after they kick you off, but good luck reading it.

Doing a search on your error code reveals http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=8939 Next time come up with a more meaningful topic, rather than help me. Most people glance at it and move on. Don't forget the search, it is your friend. Welcome to the forum.

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=20743

1) You need a program such as setx (on xp cdrom) or setenv (free dl). 2) I actually recommend a script for this, rather than the folders in the $OEM$ folder. I zip them up in a 7z file, and extract to the %ALLUSERSPROFILE%. I do this because you are not guaranteed to have your all users profile path be "All Users", unless you remove the directory before installation.