absorbater

Sorry im kind of new working with this stuff.. I have the $OEM$ allredy.. So im suposed to put shutdown in the root of the $OEM$, or what do u mean with $$? And what am i suposed to type in the .sif file if this is the case? /Calle

I need to make a reboot after my windows 2000 RIS installation is finnished. So I added [GuiRunOnce] Command1="%SystemRoot%\Shutdown.exe /L /R" to my .sif file like I´ve read i the way to do it. Question is how to add the shutdown.exe file to SystemRoot so that the command is executed? /Calle

Ok, you could do like that, but the problem is still that I have to login with administrator rights once right after the RIS has been installed.. Is there anything I could to about that?

I´m working at a school with computers running windows 2000 installed with RIS. I have now tried to add ie6 and hotfixes to the installation to make it better and more safe. I added Ie6 in cmdlines.txt [Commands] ".\ie60sp1\ie6setup.exe /q:a /r:n" and that workes just fine. Problem is that when i do the same with qXXXXXX.exe ".\updates\qXXXXXX.exe /q:a /r:n" I have to log in as administrator to end the installation of the hotfix when the RIS setup has completed. I tried to put the hotfix in svcpack, changing the dosnet.inf but I ended up with the same problem.. Are there any ways I could get past this problem?

Is there any way to hide the cd-key when you slipstream it in the Winxp installation.. I use a ghost of the disk with 3 partitions to multicast it into ten computers standing in a school classroom. The problem is I dont whant the cd-key to be visible when the pupils press the "clean computer" shortcut.. Is there any way I could get around this problem? Mvh Calle