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gm300

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  1. Hi all: I would like to start off saying this software & forum is wonderfull. Have been trying to make a updated win xp disk for months. Now with the help from here I have almost completed this task. (enough butt kissing, now for the question..lol) I am useing a Windows xp w sp2, with a corpriate # and have integrated the hot fixes into it. Have it fully automated A OK. After instalation is complete if I try to install any software, in this case it was adware 2007, I get a MSIEXEC.EXE. If I due the windows update it installs three more files 1 Windows Installer 3.1 2 kb898461 3 kb892130 (Genuine Validatiion Tool) After these downloads are installed I can install the software (adaware 2007 & others ) without the MSIEXEC.EXE error. I have now integrated the KB898461 to my hotfixes but how can I add the other two? How can I get rid of this MSICEXEC.EXE error with having to download these files? Thanks
  2. Hi All Just came across WPI a few days ago. A big "Thata Boy" to the developers and those of you that have spent, I'm sure many many hours "tuneing it up". My question is I have used WPI to install 10 different two-way radio programming software programs. I have it now so it installs them but I have to continue to hit the next/ enter for each one. Can I tweak this to make it install them all without any help from me. Once again Thanks for your input. "GO RED SOX" !

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