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Just tested again with a non- nLited winxp source and this time it did work. So i think the js error when pressing "Begin Install" is related to that.

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hehe, you just made me lol oneless. Such a big reply to JasonGW just because you misunderstood the meaning of the phrase "I understand where you're coming from". So don't refer too much to the title of this thread Anyways, i'm still experiencing the same prob as the ts and the solution didn't become clear to me from the other thread neither.

WPI normally is used to replace other methods like RunOnceEX and batch scripting. Possible cleanup scripts or stuff like that can be called from wpi.hta like other programs or you can call them from within wpi.cmd after wpi.hta has finished. The normal way is to call wpi.cmd from winnt.sif Just add a line like this in your winnt.sif: CODE [GuiRunOnce] %systemdrive%\install\wpi\wpi.cmd

Great to hear. I hope you guys keep on going strong to make WPI an even more kick a** app then it allready is.

The normal way is to call wpi.cmd from winnt.sif Just add a line like this in your winnt.sif: [GuiRunOnce] %systemdrive%\install\wpi\wpi.cmd WPI is used to replace other methods like RunOnceEX and batch scripting. Possible cleanup scripts or stuff like that can be called from wpi.hta like other programs or you can call them from within wpi.cmd after wpi.hta has finished.

O stupid me, i forgot to enable that option. Strange what a lack of sleep can sometimes do to you...

When i press "Begin Install" i get a js error. Looked a bit in main.js but fail to see the relevance of line 138: var titBgCol = (s[2])? "BGCOLOR='"+s[2]+"'" : "" Saw the german guy's post with the same prob but what exactly is the solution? I have audio player enabled but doesn't seem to work properly when in vmware

When i set some applications to forced it is still possible to uncheck the corresponding box in the WPI screen. Now i haven't had time to try out a real install and maybe the app is being installed even when you uncheck the box but it seems to me that unchecking of a 'forced' box shouldn't even be possible.

afaik mIRC doesn't need an install, just copy the contents of your mIRC installation dir onto your cd/dvd and place it in $OEM$ Progs. Then all you need to do is execute 1 or 2 reg files through WPI with your user name and license and your set to go.

I could test it aswell with an nLited XP Pro SP2, with wmp9 removed but 6.4 kept.

It doesn't really matter but when you make the iso before you add your unattended setup and program folders you have to add them later with a tool like UltraISO. I just have a xpcd directory on my hd and every once in a while when i change or add something in it i just rebuild my iso, it doesn't take that long on a decent computer. And i use cdimagegui for that which works better for me than nLite. Offcourse like Railman said it's always a good idea to test your cd in Virtual PC or VMWare, it will save you a lot of hassle with rewritable cd's and stuff like that. One more thing, when you are a comfortable with the basics i recommend that you look into the WPI project, it gives you a nice choice of which apps to install with a nice interface. And once you get the hang of it it's very easy to maintain.

Just make a nLited xpcd folder on your harddrive and then you must make a unattended windows install (which you can do with nLite) via the winnt.sif file. Set it to oempreinstall is yes and create the $OEM$ folder structure in your xpcd. Then you can do a number of methods to incorporate your apps installs. But really, do some research and make an effort to understand the basics of an unattended setup and switches before you post here. Take this link for example; just read carefully through all the steps on that site and you should be able to have a basic unattended setup with apps up and running in no time. Google Toolbar: cmd1[pn]=['%CDROM%\\Software\\GoogleToolbarInstaller.exe /s /qn'] I use Quicktime Alternative and Real Alternative with the following switches: cmd1[pn]=['%CDROM%\\Software\\QuicktimeAlternative\\quicktimealt148.exe /VERYSILENT /COMPONENTS=qt,qt\\codec,qt\\directshow,qt\\plugins,qt\\browser'] cmd1[pn]=['%CDROM%\\Software\\RealAlternative\\realalt142.exe /VERYSILENT /COMPONENTS=real,real\\codec,real\\directshow,real\\browser'] These lines are from my WPI config but the switches, /s /VERYSILENT etc. , remain the same.

Asus P4C800-E Deluxe hwids.txt soz, just saw you allready had it

I use this one; mm_fl_sw_installer.msi Install it with qn switch cmd1[pn]=['%CDROM%\\Software\\mm_fl_sw_installer.msi /qn']

Make iso, test it with vmware/virtual pc, if you're happy with it ftp it to a friend and let him burn the dvd. He (and you ofc) gets a nice dvd and you don't have to bother with multiple cd's, which i think isn't even possible.

How exactly do i call the files i want play? I tried like this: Location="%wpipath%\Tools\Music\Short Skirt Long Jacket.mp3" but that didn't work. I also tried with the %systemdrive% variable Install/WPI etc. etc. but no succes either.

So this won't be working for those of us who remove wmp9 from xp? I do keep 6.4 core but i don't know if it will work.

Maybe an obvious reply, but can't you just use a dvd?

When i go through the whole routine it says something like: original............(because driverpack mass-storage is n/a) Is this normal or is mass-storage supposed to be installed?

I was wondering if it was possible to create a multi boot dvd with 2 xp pro versions. I have a 'normal' one and an nlited one (in combination with oempreinstall). If i just get 2 separate bootfolders from D:\AIO-DVD\SETUP\XP\Professional and D:\AIO-DVD\SETUP\XP\Pronlited and go PRO1 and PRO2 would that work? Or will there be some conflict.

As far as i know it's not possible to directly slipstream .NET Framework into a windows share. What (i think) most of us do is install it silently along with a unattended windows. Here u can find a switchless installer for .NET and a couple of other nice goodies, for example the ryanvm post sp2 update pack. You can then install it with a simple command in your RunOnceEx, for example: REG ADD %KEY%\054 /VE /D "NET Framework 1.1 sp1" /f REG ADD %KEY%\054 /V 1 /D "%CDROM%\Software\NetFramework1.1\netfxsp1.exe" /f