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LOL ..
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Not a program, but if you read here, in my opinion its the best way .. it might look like it would take a while to do it that way but its alot faster than wasting time with programs that only stuff it all up in the end ..
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In all my years in using PC's not once has System Restore created any problems, amazing how this thread was opened yesterday and not one person replied with any help, but 2 mins after I add a reply someone is there to have a dig at it.
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Did you try using System Restore .. ?
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Thanks gunsmokingman, but that didn't work either
just shut it down and didn't restart I just put this "shutdown.exe -r -f -t 00" into a program called "Quick Batch File Compiler" and it worked perfect .. I also put that same command into a .bat file but I prefer using the .exe QBFC made as it seems to happen alot faster ..0 -
I believe its better to call your bat or cmd file from RunOnceEx and I think its better to use the "REG ADD %KEY%\001" method rather than "Start".
eg RunOnceEx:
REG ADD %KEY%\001 /V 1 /D "%CDROM%\$OEM$\<Folder name>\<File name>.cmd" /f
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I can't get this to work, I have done everything you said but it still gives me the shutdown screen with 30 seconds to reboot
I did delete the old reboot info from my cleanup.cmd ?? 3 times I have tried now with the same result, I'm sure it worked the 1st time I tried it 0 -
Thank you, I will give it a go now ...
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Good question, its such an ugly box
why did they have to make it look like your system has just failed !?0 -
edit your WINNT.SIF file .. I'm sure this has been covered many times over and over .. have you read through this,
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It's not usual, it should actually take much less time to install in a VM than from cd or dvd, how did you do the unattended install of office 2007? all the ways I tried failed
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when I try to use makecab on my Vista system it just flashes a dos box up leaving me to do nothing, is that normal? I assumed it was as iexpress uses makecab to make the cab file?
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I don't think it matters, I don't know about [setupParams] so I can't comment, I guess as long as it works there I wouldn't put it in cmdlines.txt
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It states it in the "Getting Started" section .. it goes in cmdlines.txt inside the $OEM$ dir ..
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All is very clear when you read this.
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IZArc can create .cab files ... or you could use IExpress and select "Create compressed files only" it comes with WinXP and Vista ...
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I'm not really sure, I am only new with this, I just followed this here, but now you have me thinking
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No that wont work, windows only searches for .inf and .cat files I believe, you will need to put something like this in your winnt.sif:
OemPnPDriversPath="Drivers\000_network\dellgx270;Drivers\000_network\dellgx280" etc ..
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Yes you assumed wrong
Windows only searches direct folder entries in the winnt.sif file, it does not search sub directories, This is the structure I created for my Laptop:$OEM$\$1\DRIVERS\INF .. and in this folder I made 000_chipset, 001_network etc .. In the DRIVERS folder I placed all my original drivers (This gets copied to C:\) and in the INF folder (also gets copied to C:\) I created 000_chipset, 001_network etc, I placed all of the .inf and .cat files for the the drivers into them, your winnt.sif entry should look something like this:
OemPnPDriversPath="DRIVERS\INF\000_CHIPSET;DRIVERS\INF\001_NETWORK etc ..
Hope this helps .. ?
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If your changing the default name twice then I have no idea, have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling it?
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Are you putting your label in twice? 1st in the Label box top left, and after you click make iso where the file name is?
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FileHippo have an updating service here does the trick nicely ..
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Click on "here" in my above post, it should take you to MSFN's Unattended Windows page to show you how to do it.
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I don't know about the explorer box
look here for your reg tweak, by the way what is your reg entry?0
just shut it down and didn't restart 
I just put this "shutdown.exe -r -f -t 00" into a program called "Quick Batch File Compiler" and it worked perfect .. I also put that same command into a .bat file but I prefer using the .exe QBFC made as it seems to happen alot faster ..
I did delete the old reboot info from my cleanup.cmd ?? 3 times I have tried now with the same result, I'm sure it worked the 1st time I tried it 
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Basic unattended install issue
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Not really sure but have you tried with UnattendSwitch="Yes"?