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ProfilesDir="D:\Documents and Settings\"
koden replied to koden's topic in Unattended Windows 2000/XP/2003
Thanks: What you say is... moving document and settings or one of the users in there, will only be a copy on the D drive. The original will still be on the C drive? But if I instead move some folders from C:\Documents and Settings\"my user" to D:\ then it will be a move and not a copy? The folders I wuold like to move from my user to D:\ is: Start Menu My Documents Cookies Favorites Desktop application data send to local settings It would have been easier to move my user, but if this is only a copy/duplicate it's not a god idea. I do this because I then only need to backup my D drive and don't have to remember all the funny places MS have located the files. -
Can I disable all sounds like windows startup, shut down a.s.o. in my sif file or somewhere else? All sounds in control panel>sound and audio devices>sound>program events
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Will I get any problem installing programs that use document and settings to locate files, when I have moved to ProfilesDir="D:\Documents and Settings\" ??? Or can it give me other problems??? If i don't have a D drive, will the installation then make one or what will it do?? (i use Repartition=yes and AutoPartition=1) After installation I will make a ghost of my C drive installation and a backup of my D drive. When I should make a reinst. will there then be any problem with having document and settings on D drive?
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thanks.... It's working fine on startup or restart. But when screen sleeping it ask for user...
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I have 2 users on my computer ct and remote When the pc starts up I have to click on ct and the same when the computer have been in sleep mode. But can I do so that ct always starts up as default??? So that I don't have to click...
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Anyone that knows if thats comming? We are now on 60 updates, so it would be nice if MS would make one...
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How do I get French into my spelling program in word (F7). Is it default in office 2003 or do I really need to buy Proofing Tools???
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Why can't MS6 remember password anymore?
koden replied to koden's topic in Unattended Windows 2000/XP/2003
protected storage service ??? what is that? -
Has there been a MS update that tells explorer to forget password after some days? I meen password when you log on to a web page and mark the "remember password" box.
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Okay...can I change it so it does?? Another problem: I would like to slipstreame the updates to my office SP3. I use this command: TITLE Office XP Slipstreamer brought to you by www.MSFN.org CLS @echo off ECHO. ECHO Slipstreaming Office XP Post-SP3 Updates ECHO Please wait... msiexec /p C:\office\updates\officexp-KB895589-FullFile-DAN.exe /a C:\Office\pro.msi SHORTFILENAMES=TRUE /qb ECHO. ECHO Slipstreaming Completed! pause EXIT But it says that this package could not be opened. Can it be because I have/use pro.msi??
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I use this cmd file to install win updates that comes after the SP @echo off && Mode 60,12 && Color f2 FOR %%i IN ( ".\Updates\*.exe" ) DO ( ECHO Installing hotfix %%i start /wait "" "%%i" /O /U /N /Z ) I have downloaded the updates after SP3 and put them into a folder. Can I use the same cmd file to install this OFFICE updates????
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cluberti you are right...I will do that...
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I have an unattended inst. CD. I have slipstreamed sp 2 into it. My updates after sp2 i have in a folder in C:\XPCD\$OEM$\$1\install\update C:\XPCD\$OEM$\$1\install\update.cmd runs all updates in C:\XPCD\$OEM$\$1\install\update In my C:\XPCD\$OEM$\$1\install\applications\application.cmd i have a command at the end that runs C:\XPCD\$OEM$\$1\install\update.cmd Can I do that or has the pc to reboot before i run update.cmd file???
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What happens then?? Will it just overwrite the already installed hotfix?? And nothing happens then just a waste of time :-) ?
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It hat work 30/3 2005 but now it does not ??? If I run my cmd file now I just get a cmd window blinking and then it,s gone ??? I use this cmd file that is on my cd where also a folder called update is with all updates. @echo off && Mode 60,12 && Color f2 FOR %%i IN ( ".\Update\*.exe" ) DO ( ECHO Installing hotfix %%i start /wait "" "%%i" /O /U /N /Z ) SORRY forget this. Update has been renamed to updates. Thats why :-)))
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YES.....Thank you... :-))
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Hmmm...nothing happens.. I put this @echo off && Mode 60,12 && Color f2 FOR %%i IN ( "\Update\*.exe" ) DO ( ECHO Installing hotfix %%~ni %%i /O /U /N /Z ) pause in a notepad file and save it as update.cmd Put the CD in my CD drive (D). Run update.cmd and a window says "press any key" I do this and that it's.....
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I have my 26 updates after XP SP2 on a CD in a folder called update I will run the cmd file from the same CD. Is this cmd file right?? @echo off ECHO ECHO Installing WindowsXP-KB890859-x86-DAN.exe ECHO Please wait... start /wait %systemdrive%\update\WindowsXP-KB890859-x86-DAN.exe ECHO. a.s.o. or is systemdrive wrong when it's from a CD? And do I miss something silent code after exe???
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search is a good thing. But i have now tryed to search for spyware microsoft and not got anything useful. Maybe because headlines does in the treads are wrong. But I will make more search... :-))
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I have my unattended CD where i slipstreame new updates in to. But I would like to have a CD-RW with only updates after SP2. I know that I need the updates files. But how can I install them automaticly? With some kind of command or bat file, that runs the updates on the CD-RW????
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Thanks..I will read the thread...
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uhhh...thanks... But proberly to advanced to me :-)) What is streams? What is t-12 mark? What is hives? :-)
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NO...same problem...
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No... still the same after copy/paste your regfile, running the regtweak and a restart. This files are hidden. Click here to show.... Can I run the reg file again and again, or can it just be done one time? I use a danish Win XP RegTweaks.reg
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okay. I will try copy this. Thanks...