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Hey, Does anyone know why when using a Partition Magic Script, it gives me an inaccessbile boot device wehn rebooting. Here is the script used to create partitions, delete and resize. ************************************************ // Fichier script de PowerQuest PartitionMagic Pro Dim TailleDisque Dim Tiers Dim NombrePart Dim NomPart2 Dim NomPart3 Select disk 1 TailleDisque=GetDiskSize Tiers=GetDiskSize / 3 NombrePart=GetTotalPartitions Select Partition C Resize Tiers if NombrePart = 2 then Select Partition 2 end if if isHidden then Delete "Drive R" end if Select Partition C Select Unallocated After Selected Partition Create /FS=FAT32 /Position=End /Label="Disque_R" /Size=5000 Select Partition 2 Select Unallocated Before Selected Partition Create /FS=Extended Select Unallocated After Selected Partition Create /FS=NTFS /Label="DISQUE_D" /Position=Beginning **************************************************** It's probably not the correct forum but this automation is the only step left for a clean ready unattended Windows 2000 workstation. Thanks again for you precious hints!

Hey! Thank you very much for the hint as it finally works out very well! I was missing thse two values all along ... Thanx again for saving me some precious time!

Hey! I am having problems with doing a second Administrative Logon. Here are the files I am working with : Setup.reg (called from the Cmdlines.txt) [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon] "AutoAdminLogon"="1" "DefaultUserName"="Administrateur" "DefaultPassword"="mypassword" I then call back a reboot command using the ShutDown.exe program, importing these values in the registry. ** Problem is when I want to log back, I still have the admin username/password screen. This prevents me from doing a fully unattended install as I import other RunOnceEx values to complete minor installs. Anyone have an idea ?