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[BM]Crusher

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  1. sounds pretty good... if i get you correctly... so it will be used as a replacement for the standard windows autorun menu? if so, sounds good
  2. just change it back to never dial a connection, and run the network wizard telling it you connect through a LAN to access the internet... that way the default will be LAN and if you want you can dialup and it will use that instead
  3. DUDisable tells setup not to connect to the internet to search for updated setup files and the default is DUDisable=Yes i can't see the error in your winnt.sif at a quick glance... it looks ok to me... it shouldn't be asking you what directory to install to what normally happens is that if you set TargetPath=\Windows and the directory already exists, it just installs to Windows.0 or similar without telling you or asking you... what else does it ask you? if you set Autopartition=1 then it will choose the hard drive by itself and probably won't always install to C: if you set Autopartition=0 then it asks you... and it's within the first minute of setup anyway then you can walk away for 40 minutes knowing it's installed to the right hard drive
  4. what file is it looking for in the i386 directory? anyway, my best suggestion: start from scratch again grab a copy of nLite (search these forums for the download) and use that to slipstream the service pack into your source
  5. @strat79 - you don't need DUDisable=Yes as Yes is the default and therefore having it in your winnt.sif is having no effect compared to not having it there...
  6. if you set Autopartition=0 and Targetpath=/Windows it will ask you what hard drive you want to install to (so you can choose C: if you want) and then it will NOT ask you what directory to install to depends on the rest of his winnt.sif though i guess... if he has Unattendmode=Providedefault then of course it will ask him where to install it
  7. i get a strange thing happen with officeshrink i shrunk my administrative share of office 2003 (about an hour ago) and i just checked device manager and officeshrink is still running? even though the shrinking successfully finished about 55 minutes ago? lol
  8. yeah i knew of that technicality... but... it creates the account? it just won't add it to the admin group maybe i should go sit down at a pc that has sp2 and try to create an admin account using net command...
  9. i don't think your command will work... not without the TRANSFORMS part... otherwise office2k3 setup will fail saying you have not supplied a valid cd key
  10. once windows is installed i can go to computer management and add the user to the administrators group
  11. In Section 2 of the Office 2003 Advanced Installation of MSFN's unattend guide, the command listed to install the hotfixes: doesn't work properly... It tries to execute all of the updates at once and all but one will error saying another installation is already in progress Simple fix, get it to wait until each one is finished: FOR %f IN (*.msp) DO start "" /wait msiexec /p %f /a C:\XPCD\$OEM$\$1\install\applications\Office2003\pro11.msi SHORTFILENAMES=TRUE /qb
  12. change the net command? why would they do that the buggers? another question: it wouldn't be because the computer name is the same as the account name i am creating? the account gets created, but it won't change to an admin account
  13. just download one use style xp to set a boot screen, then grab the kernel1.exe that it places in %windir%\system32 i think for the boot screens you have to save the image as 8-bit bitmap (using mspaint) if you want to make your own
  14. ahhh... well i am truly blind then actually... i don't think i've ever looked at the other forums on this site... i just have a link to the unattend forum on my shortcut bar and come straight here just proves you DO learn something new every day
  15. i use the plain jane method: for %%i in (C: D: E: F: G: H: I: J: K: L:) do if exist %%i\nLite.log set CDROM=%%i I use nLite obviously, and don't delete the log file
  16. FOR /L %%x IN (1,1,10) DO echo x equals %%x i think that equates to your C command?
  17. for the autologon, you need the autologon.reg same as always (as explained in the MSFN unattended guide which seems to be down atmo) Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon] "DefaultUserName"="Some Username" "DefaultPassword"="apassword" "AutoAdminLogon"="1"
  18. i must be blind then wrong forum? the unattend website is down, so post about it in the unattend forum yeah?
  19. no replies? does that mean no one else has had problems created administrative accounts under SP2 RC1? (build 2096 i think)
  20. i can't access unattended.msfn.org/xp/index.htm or unattended.msfn.org/sp/office2003.htm
  21. worked fine with SP1... what did they change in SP2 so that it wouldn't work? I execute this through cmdlines.txt It creates the account, but only as a member of Users and not Administrators @echo off net user "Username" password /add net localgroup Administrators "Username" /add REGEDIT /S autologon.reg
  22. just keep setting runonce or runonceex registry entries.... do it each time the computer will reboot so it auto loads the next step on reboot...
  23. exactly.... put both the drivers in your $OEM$\$1\Drivers path and set it up in winnt.sif to look at both sound driver directories ("Drivers\Onboard;Drivers\PCISound" as example) windows will only install the hardware that it detects... if you disable your onboard sound and leave the PCI sound card in there, it will only install that one... if you take the PCI sound card out and turn on the onboard sound, it will install that driver instead... extract the ZIP or EXE install for your drivers, so you have a directory with the INF files and a bunch of other stuff... then put that directory in $OEM$\$1\Drivers and do the winnt.sif thing I have about 10 different sound drivers on my cd (via audio, realtek, cmedia, sblive, audigy, audigy2, muse xl, game theatre xp, vibra128, ess solo, avance logic)
  24. for installshield open up the ISS file in notepad, most of them have start menu shortcut path settings
  25. if it is definitely a registry tweak it shouldn't be too hard to work it out... use virtual pc, do a fresh install with NO reg tweaks... then split your reg tweak file up into a bunch of little reg tweak files... apply them one by one and test install-shield as you go...
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