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Sorry I should have tested it. Fixed now! Thx CEoCeo. More than this. It needed !VARIABLES! for delayed expansion. And there were 3 lines out of place in the previous version.

Once more. Nothing critical this time.

And again Not very important this time.

Updated again! I though MS had fixed this issue. Thx bfc_xxx I used the fix I had reserved based in mickmack' solution, and fix a couple of things more.

I don't have AIO installer, I have a script that builds it if you want, and is different in a way that: - You can split each framework in a single installer/add-on or merge the combination of them you want, allowing you to apply different install strategies, that could allow you to avoid Event Viewer errors, if you want. - You can include the different langpacks for each framework you process, and absolutely all the hotfixes for each framework in a flexible way, ryanvm's doesnt integrate restricted ones and is not flexible. - It hides all hotfixes and subcomponents useless entries in Add Remove Programs, ryanvm's only hides subcomponents. - It accepts old framework versions in case you need it. - In case you need it you can choose the 3.0 SP# subcomponents you want to process. - You can build installers for W2K. - Ryanvm's don't precompile assemblies, so it finish pending tasks after install finish, in spare times. - You can avoid KB951847 in case you don't want to install all set 2.0 SP2+3.0 SP2+3.5 SP1, and you can make remove and install operations of each one to you liking, seamlessly. - You can avoid KB928416 trying to install wrong 3.0 SP0 langpack for some languages. - You can choose the switchless verbosity level of the install process and change them if you want with switches. - It is compatible with HFSLIP. And the pleasure of doing it yourself with a transparent process, of course.

I don't get it... you want 2.0 and 3.0 in pt-BR, what's the problem?

Your problems are caused by your windows installation. findstr is a native win command for win OSs since W2K. Why your system doesn't has it is a mistery for me, maybe you trimmed down your system in excess, or some problem occurs since you installed. If your system still runs find command I think you can safely subtitute all ocurrences of findstr command with find command in the script without changing anything else, check it first obviously. About cscript, it could be the same issue as above. Seems you don't have installed windows scripting host. To avoid the 3rd error with WIC open the task manager and kill pending tasks from unsuccesfull previous building process.

New release hopefully fixing all new bugs appeared.

New release hopefully fixing all new bugs appeared.

I can't reproduce your results. Then: - Are you using 20090315? - Have you installed any 2.0 SP# version previously before running the script? - What's the exact set of 1.1 hotfixes did yo use? - Anything else you consider relevant.

I'm getting error uninstalling 2.0 SP2 and 3.0 SP2 and probably 3.5 SP1, versions using KB951847_FIX.mst not finding the .msi package on some scenarios, is not a problem of the .mst file. But I fixed it yet and there's a new update! I recomend that if you installed from installers/add-ons built with 20090313 or 20090314 of the script, you use the 20090315 new version to build new installers keeping the previous; uninstall 2.0 SP2, 3.0 SP2, 3.5 SP1 in case you can do it without errors, and reinstall. In case uninstall process can't find .msi file, you can: - If you kept the previous installers, unzip them and when the popup appear asking you for the .msi file, feed it with the corresponding .msi you've just unzipped. - If yoy didn't keep the installers try the same procedure of the last point with the new installers. - If that fail search in C:\windows\installer\ for a file to feed the popup, search 2019 KB files for .NET 2.0 SP2 and 691 KB files for .NET 3.0 SP2. Hope you don't need that. Ask me if you have any problem.

Probably is caused by the loop in the script. Check post #141 again, I've included definitive results.

Try installer-file-name.exe /? to see options.

Not important, but I reuploaded again to correct a cosmetic issue in the error message for the absence of 7za.exe Thx ferk

F*** It's not my day, wrong encoding. Sorry. Please redownload.

I've reuploaded cause I forgot to change ECHO ON to ECHO OFF at the beggining of the file. Those 2 of you who downloaded can change it manually or redownload... or show everything the script executes going by.

Thx gora. I left a few posibilities uncovered in a conditional statement, it's fixed now.

For automating such things, you better use win PE. There's a subforum for this. Use google bar to search this site.

I think your best option is to attach a CD drive and continue from there to maybe don't get sucess. Other way means pain. Just a fugacious thought: I don't know if win PE 2.0 can help you to run XP 1setup from vista, another one would have to confirm it.

Try office subforum.

This is because I messed things with the .zip file. It's been fixed now. Redownload.

I just released a new version of Silent .NET Maker synthesized, and I though you can be interested in it to build custom .NET nLite add-on(s).. Enjoy!

I just released a new version of Silent .NET Maker synthesized, and I though you can be interested in it to build custom .NET switchless installers to use with HFSLIP. Enjoy!

Silen .NET Maker synthesized new version completely solves all issues with this update.