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Incroyable HULK

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  1. Hum... this is interesting. I was planning to go with RIS but this solution is really simple!
  2. Regardless of the method you are using, the concept is always the same and you should find what you are looking for in the "official" guide here: http://flyakite.msfnhosting.com/ This guide is written with CDSHELL in mind for the Boot Menu but I used the same concept for EasyBoot... Most of my DOS utilities are Images files (floppy images) and I added them where I wanted on my CD (with EasyBoot).
  3. I strongly suggest you still "try" just to be sure. Even if I've seen somewhere that this is only required for real foreign language...
  4. All you have to do is to delete (or rename) BOOTFIX.BIN located in your i386 directory... BUT this is only recommended if you have a MultiBoot project. Otherwise, every times the computer is restarting, the Installation process will restart at the beginning!!!
  5. Here is my working method with the free player: RunOnceEx.exe REG ADD %KEY%\001 /VE /D "Apple Quick Time 6.5.1" /f REG ADD %KEY%\001 /V 1 /D "%CDROM%\Applications\QuickTime\QuickTimeFullInstaller.exe" /f QuickTimeInstaller.ini (in the same folder as the .exe) [QTSETUP] license_option=0 no_dialogs=true registration_dialog=false supress_speed_dialog=true install_qtjava=false install_qd3d=true install_quicklaunch_icons=false install_desktop_icons=false show_sample=false show_readme=false show_programfolder=false install_qtinfo=false [QTPREFS] show_hotpicks=false ConnectionSpeed="1.5 Mbps T1/Intranet/Lan" CSMultipleStreams=0 Sometimes I get a warning Message during the installation telling me that QTPlugins as generated an error and I have to click on OK. But this is not halting the installation process and it only occurs when you don't have the Video or Sound driver installed prior to QuickTime...
  6. You can always check the proper switch for a hotfixe by going to a command prompt (Start - Run) and type KBxxxxxx.exe /? For DirectX, you have to download the redistribuable version and Unpack the exe
  7. I really am dissapointed that you still cannot install Windows XP x86 64-Bits edition Guest Operating system to this newer release...
  8. Just put KB834707.exe and KB885894.exe in your svcpack folder then add the following to your svcpack.inf: [SetupHotfixesToRun] KB834707.exe /q /n /z KB885894.exe /q /n /z Next for the GDI+ reg tweak, put this notepad and save. Rename the file to AllUsers.reg Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 ;Disable GDI+ Update [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\GdiDetectionTool] "GDITool"=dword:00000001 Put this file in your $OEM$ folder and add this line to your cmdline.txt (also located in $OEM$) [COMMANDS] "REGEDIT /S AllUsers.reg" that's it, the .reg file will be applied before the first logon so you can add other regtweak to be applied to All Users
  9. I suggest you follow the "official" guide http://flyakite.msfnhosting.com/ which is close to the 911cd.net solution...
  10. RyanVM pack is a shortcut. It is easy to deploy but is only available in english and some people are building a similar pack in other languages. The /integrate: switch is easy to use and all it really does is similar to manually adding the Hotfixes to your svcpack folder and svcpack.inf It's up to you, I preffer using the /integrate: option
  11. I doubt it is interference from another hotfixes... You have tried many combination (install first, install last, etc.) and still even Windows Update is not able to resolve the situation. Of course, you can try to install as the last step of your RunOnceEx, this is how I solved some issues with 2 hotfixes in Windows 2000 SP4... Good Luck
  12. The term Distribution Folder is used to describe the ROOT of your Unattended CD. If you follow the guide, it will be C:\XPCD If you want to install over the network you'll have to go with RIS and again, the root of your distribution folder will be called the same
  13. This has already been discussed in the previous page... The registry setting will have to be updated every month since the string will be different
  14. No, it should point to the DISTRIBUTION folder. Where the I386 folder reside
  15. Have you been sucessfull with other updates? I have succesfully integrated KB834707 into my French & English distribution... so make sure you have to right package for your language
  16. @Zxian I corrected the link, thanks! @MAVERICKS CHOICE thanks! Ryan is doing a fine job... but my installations are in French so I cannot use his pack and beside, I like to keep control over my stuff... easier to maintain and to troubleshoot.
  17. REMOVE YOUR PRODUCT KEY!
  18. If you want to SILENTLY install a HotFixe to an already installed computer, you have to go to the command prompt (Start - Run) and type: PATH TO THE HOTFIXE\KBxxxxxx.exe /q /n /z Otherwise if you don't want to install silently, just double click on the KBxxxxxx.exe If you want to integrate the Hotfixes into your Unattended CD, you have to go to the command prompt (Start - Run) ant type: PATH TO THE HOTFIXE\KBxxxxxx.exe /integrate:C:\XPCD
  19. Then, just run: KBxxxxxx.exe /integrate:C:\XPCD
  20. HouoHHOOH I've seen something about that a few weeks ago... Let me find it. Oh! now I remember, it is in a magazine I have at work and they where giving tips for Windows XP. They were saying that there is a file in Windows were all the stuff for the Add/Uninstall panel is listed. You can Hide, Unhide from there if I remember correctly... I'll try to get my hand on it tommorow.
  21. I took a look to the help section provided with 7zip a few days ago but I couldn't find an answer to my question: How do you add a password to the silent switch? I mean, I want to build some SFX Archive with a password and I want to execute with the password as an argument: DetachedProgram="%systemdrive%\DP.exe" Arguments="-y /q /r:n /password???" Something like that...
  22. doesn't seems to change a thing... RunOnceEx is moving to the next line before the software is done installing
  23. I just checked my WinXP SP1 setup and it was working fine with /Q /O /N /Z... perhaps this problem is coming from elsewere since even Windows Update cannot resolve it.
  24. I don't think it really matter... mine is just like buzzman2005 and I am also using ProductKey. What kind of CD are you using? OEM, VLK, Retail Box. Are you using the proper key for your CD?
  25. I beleive I am a Kung Fu master too! is prathapml the Eagle Scout?
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