Magellan456

Thanks, i'll see what i can do with this.

I didn't think about this one Bobby100. That's a good idead! Like you said, to registry snapshot wouldn't work with all applications... but there's a way to work that around, i'm sure. Lets say that it's possible to use a variable like %cdrom% for the installed path in the reg key instead of a Hard Drive letter, i could modify the registry to look for %cdrom% instead of the default installation path. The question is : Is it possible to put a variable in the registry that could always point to the cdrom i'm using ? And another way could be that i create a windows architecture on my CD-Rom with it's own registry. I know that the process could be very difficult because i don't want the installed programs to think that my CD is in fact the OS i'm working on. You get it ? If, let's say, i try to do a registry cleanup with Reghealer installed on my cd, hmm... i'm not sure how good would be the results if i reference the CD registry to the cd-rom architecture (%cdrom%/windows/system32) for exemple. I think the there wouldn't be any problem to use antivirus or antispywares as you can select the drives to scan. Besides that, i think that it would take a lot of time to modify the registry correctly... but maybe... maybe that's possible Any ideas ?

Thank you, i already know about those. I probably didn't ask my question well enough because the answers you gave me are not the one i'm looking for. I'll try to explain a little more clearly what i'm looking for. I made a tech cd with all the utilities i use to diagnose/clean/repair computers. This is a normal cd ,made with Autoplay Media Studio that boots in windows. From the menu i made, i can install antivirus, anti-spywares, etc... like normal applications. I sometimes had problems installing some applications because the system was too corrupted. There's my need. I'd like to create a cd-rom with an autorun.inf that could boot into windows. Don't misunderstand, i don't need a bootable cd to SEE windows, like bart's PE or some Live Linux cd. I already have these. Do you follow my point ? Instead of installing Kaspersky antivirus on the user's computer, i would have it installed on a cd-rom. Somehow, it would be like running windows from a cd, on windows. I hope it's more clear now.. I know that this request can be misunderstand easily, but i'm not looking after the easy answer (WinPE, Bart's PE, Knopix). I didn't read any thread about such cd or never heard anything similar. Have you any idea ?

Hello, I was wondering if it was possible to create a CD with installed programs on it. I'll explain. I'd like to have a CD that could boot into Windows but inside it, there would be installed programs like antivirus, antispywares, cleaner... etc. I don't want them to be installed on the computer but only usable from my CD. I imagine a CD with a windows architecture. Is that possible ? and does any of you knows where i could get information about how to do so ? Thank you, Magellan456

I never thought about a sfx file... That's a good idea. Does the program get registered with your regkeys ? Or you have to enter a serial after the installation ?

It took me around 5 hours, but i finally did it ! I went onto Remote Adminstrator site and found that there was information about silently installing this program in the help file that comes with the program. Yeah, it looks alike the thread you gave me, but only one dll is required. The difference i did was two searches inside Regedit for first: remote administrator and then for: radmin I exported as much as i could the keys that were really pointing to this program. Then, i used Setup Factory 6 to build up an autoinstalltion. This insallation is completly silent and integers a working serial. I can't really tell you more since i used a Setup Factory 6 to work this issue around. The only help i can give you is to really deep-search your registry for references files. That's what's is going to make a difference for a registered program or an unregistered one. Add your keys to your installation and Test it. Good luck! ant thanks for your help.

Hi, i've found the forum for installing remote administrator 2.2, but i didn't find anything. Any help ? Thanks