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hm put some effort in it.. but can't seem to figure out where the setting is stored.. (yet!)

yup AGP drivers are considered Chipset drivers. sorry dunno about the K8 drivers... don't have one...

WOHOO Worked like a charm!!! THNX Mate couldn't have done it without you!!

Read this post (sorry, misplaced) for installing ALL powertoys for ALL users. http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=18311

Owkay... didn't look good enough... you can't disable it on the systemdrive only.. but nevermind... i've got some spare time today and look in to it...

Tried to edit the hivedef.inf.. didn't work either :C

You can't, disable is only for all drives. The only thing you can do is use the slider. Probably a Reg setting (use a registry scanner to find out wich one)

Whew almost an allnighter but I finally got it... Some Powertoys install during unattended setup, but don't appear for all users. Typically the taskbar one's (Virtual Desktop Manager Powertoy, Magnifier Powertoy) and contextmenu one's (Image Resizer Powertoy, CmdHere Powertoy) after running the .exe files I noticed an .MSI file was extracted in the %SystemRoot%\Downloaded Installations I tried using these with the /jm (registers app in machine instead of user) /qn (silent) but it didn't work want back to the original .exe and tried the /v(to pass down options to the .MSI installer. At last I found this: /s /v"ALLUSERS=2 /qn" worked. dunno if it's useful to anyone of you... but thought it might help some of u guys btw didn't know where to put this thread (Unattended Windows, Application Switches) hope this is owkay

Yup same problem here... If it runs on your disk, then it will probably run from RunOnceEx too

yeah I guess... you don't know until you tested it.. I got some problems running it from within Xplode.. (runs on T-13) didn't work but running it from RunOnceEX worked. Didn't have the time yet to figure out why... so I left it that way for the time being

Yup 2nd reply My memory keeps getting weaker and weaker... memory loss comes with age

Dôh that's pretty stupid.... it's a typo in my post... sorry... corrected... but the problem still exists

uhm yeah I'm aware of that... I'm using Xplode wich is called from the cmdlines.txt and that imports the reg keys It imports owkay as any other reg tweak I use (checked in default users' NTUSER.DAT) (Most of them in the HKCU) but it doesn't pass down to new users, other tweaks do.... I'm lost FYI currently using about 60 regtweaks only 1 not working

Whew... happy to see I'm not one of the oldest one's here

Been visiting at lot more lately pretty busy building unattended XPCD finding sulutions, and sometimes providing some. Voted: 5-7 Can't agree more!!

I'm building an unattended XP SP1 CD with several registry tweaks. But there's a poblem with unhiding Systemfiles. I know the reg key is : [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced]"ShowSuperHidden"=dword:00000001When I load the Defaultuser ntuser.dat into the registry I can see the key is set correctly. But with any user, the value doesn't even exist ? ? manualy adding the value after installation works. But how do I get it to work with all users??? Help I'm desperate... this is one of the last issues with my image when this works I can go and use it... BTW I'm Using XPCreate in combination with Xplode and Config Select

I don't think that's what The Savage ment... He want's to remotely make multiple computers login with different login accounts. Triggered bij a signal from the server

abu ryan Should work the way you've done it. as long as the setup.exe, setup.bat and the Unattended.mst are in the same directory. preferrable in the root where the autorun.inf resides. I would use ICON=setup.exe,0 to make the PC reboot you can add the shutdown command (use shutdown /? for command line switches)

uhm can be... I don't remember... been a while since I added Winzip to my image.. Could be on this board too... /notip disables the tips at startup and the /noqp disables the quicklpick taskbar icon [Edit] It's on the winzip Site allright: Winzip 9.0 instructions and Winzip 8.1 Instructions

You always want your chipset to be the 1st driver.. because it may make windows detect more hardware. Same with video drivers if you have a ViVo card, you install the board drivers first and then the WDM drivers More drivers should work as you described.. never tested it though...

What exactly do you mean by can you post a screenshot of msconfig with the double entry in it?

Check out this thread: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=18022

Can't wait for the new version Previous versions where excellent! Many thanx from a happy Xplode user

No prob. Sorry 4 not being clear ..

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