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I get the same problem (BSOD) with Asus P4P800 with 865 chipset and ICH5R builded in satacontroller on the motherboard. XP Proffesional SP2 Dutch with Multiboot5.cmd
Please see here the movie (bad quality, recorded with a phone) to watch the whole thing. (it is in dutch) http://www.2shared.com/file/2944997/a1ed5b...6032008023.html
Edit: Hi there wimb B)
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Good news is that AutoIt 3.2.11.0 beta is out which fixes the script. Sadly in Daemon Tools 4.12 it is not possible to use the keyboard to control the settings menu. I think it would be best to get the Window size and position of the window and then use the Mouse to click, but I could not accomplish that yet .
Done
Note this script is still a work in progress and requires AutoIt 3.2.11.0 beta or higher. This code will enable/disable secure mode, but might be tweaked to also support enabling/disabling toolbar and autoupdate settings.
#requireadmin
#include <GuiConstantsEx.au3>
#Include <GuiToolBar.au3>
opt("WinTitleMatchMode",4)
Run(@ProgramFilesDir & "\DAEMON TOOLS\daemon.exe")
;WinWaitClose("DAEMON Tools", "Please wait ...", 120)
;If WinWait("DAEMON Tools", "Please wait ...", 5) Then
;Configure Daemon Tools (secure mode off)
$hToolBar = WinGetHandle("[CLASS:Shell_TrayWnd]", "")
$hSysTray = ControlGetHandle($hToolBar, "", "ToolbarWindow321")
$BtnCnt = _GUICtrlToolbar_ButtonCount($hSysTray)
$BtnTxt = "DAEMON Tools"
;Search for the right icon on the tray
$i = 0
While $i < $BtnCnt
If StringLeft(_GUICtrlToolbar_GetButtonText($hSysTray, $i),12)=$BtnTxt Then
$BtnNum = $i
ExitLoop
EndIf
$i += 1
WEnd
If IsDeclared("BtnNum") Then
;Right click on the button and switch the secure mode option
;Open option menu
_GUICtrlToolbar_ClickButton($hSysTray, $BtnNum, "right")
;Wait for Daemon Tools menu
WinWait("[CLASS:#32768]", "", 5)
$hnd = WinGetHandle("[LAST]")
If Not @error Then
SendKeepActive ("[LAST]")
ControlSend("[LAST]", "", "", "{UP}{UP}{UP}{UP}{UP}{RIGHT}{DOWN}")
$size = WinGetPos("[CLASS:#32768]")
If Not @error Then
;Default DTPanel off / on
If ($size[2] = 152 AND ($size[3] = 170)) OR ($size[2] = 158 AND ($size[3] = 156 OR $size[3] = 176)) Then
;Switch secure mode off
MouseClick("left",$size[0] + 16, $size[1] + 34)
EndIf
EndIf
EndIf
EndIfNice script. Would it work at any screensize? I have 1680x1050.
By the way, 4.12.1 is out...
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i am curious, what't better: Nero 7 or 8?
Micro builds have also bitmap resource optimisations, and do not include CoverDesigner and WaveEditorWhat is bitmap resource optimisations?
Do the neros (micro/lite) have all languages (so i can choose dutch?)
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Once again: I am not sure if i understand how to use the unattended way, simply create a cmd line with Nero-7.5.7.0_nld_lite.exe /all sorts of switches listed in the first post? If yes, then it will be a very long line? Or can i write several lines? Which ones are default installed and which one dont?
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The default installer will run "WhenUSave" spyware, if you read the script or try yourself, you'll see that it creates a new Run entry, it will be run when windows starts. However, it would be great to indicate the setup to not install ad/spyware.
so delete SetupDTSB.exe after silent installation and there will no "WhenU" or other spyware installed.
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I can't download. I get a nohotlinking.jpg-file instead.
Could you upload it elswhere?
Then copy the adresses and open an empty IE windows and paste it and go. I have tryed it yet and works fine.
The full lite i cant download it... only the microthing
I've put up a mirror site for the Nero 7 Lite packs. You can find them at www.zxian.org/nerolite. I've only got v7.5.7.0 up right now (and only some of them), but I'll be putting up the rest later.Thanks, i can download the dutch lite pack now.
Edit: I am not sure if i understand how to use the unattended way, simply create a cmd line with Nero-7.5.7.0_nld_lite.exe /all sorts of switches listed in the first post? If yes, then it will be a very long line? Or can i write several lines? Which ones are default installed and which one dont?
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So the only thing of this is to remove the spyware? 4.08 have already buildin unattended install support? Why dont use that and find a way to not install the spyware?
This new version supports silent setup now.Example: daemon408-x86.exe /S /D=F:\Some Folder\
Note that no quotes must be used in installation path even if name has spaces.
All critical errros will be still displayed no matter silent or not.
Case of parameters is important, eg. /s will not work.
Reboot prompt will not be shown.
If SPTD was not present then it will be silently installed but PC will not be rebooted - it is assumed the administrator who performs unattended install will take care of reboot and restarts DT setup after reboot in this case.
It is best first to use standalone SPTD installer and install it silently this way:
sptdinst-x86.exe add /q
Note: SPTD 1.37 will not display debugger warning dialog anymore. They left this info in EULA only as this message confuses many users and also not "silent setup friendly".
Standalone SPTD 1.37 installer is released by Duplex Secure officially and can be obtained at their website http://www.duplexsecure.com Also fixed:
To prevent spyware installing:
"If you do not want to support us you can just delete SetupDTSB.exe after silent installation and it will never run."0 -
In this case you need to add the cd statement to your .cmd files before the start command. Since your WPI folder is in the root of your cd, you only need to escape one folder (WPI) so just use one '..' in your cd command. So the first command of each of your .cmd files should be the cd command.
For example, your Opera9.cmd should look something like this:
cd ..\Install\Opera
START "Opera 9.1" /wait "Opera_9.01_International_Setup.exe" /sI think that should solve your problem.
Could this be done in the WPI itself?
Something like this:
cmd1[pn]=['cd ..\Install\Opera'];
cmd2[pn]=['%CDROM%\\Install\\Opera\\Opera.cmd'];
I means, all my cmd are pathfree so if i give a folder to someone it will work immediality when running the cmd, When i specify the path \install\ in the 1st line it will no longer work. So if i choose your way i better give full paths in every line of my cmd...
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It didnt work for me. When installing it is pointed at :\WPI instead of :\Install
Let me be clear, i have :\WPI and :\Install and :\$OEM$ that is it.
Hmm, it just works fine for me. But I do not have :\WPI, on my disc it is :\Install\WPI, :\Install\Programme and :\Install\Treiber so WPI is in the Install folder. If you want, you can download this archive and see my structure in there. But the explanations are german.
P.S.: Sorry for not answering your PM, I had some problems with my Internet in the last days.
I have tryed that way too (:\Install\WPI ) and it doesnt work for me.
It works perfectly for me you surely didn't use the correct environment variables to invoke the files.
What do you means with "you surely didn't use the correct environment variables to invoke the files"?
Maybe you need to read this too: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...mp;#entry553557
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Which changes do i need to make this work? (XPFINAL=%cdrom%)
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Ok. The problem here is that you are calling the .cmd inside WPI, therefore when it opens your ms-dos window it defaults to the root of where the call originated (D:\Install\WPI).
Is that the only command in your Opera9.cmd? If so, you could just call it directly as your command1 config entry.
No, the Opera9.cmd exist in cdrom:\Install\Opera9\ WPI itself is pointed to the cmd. So i can change in the future very easy the cmd when get new versions. I dont like to change config.js, to much work for me...
Hmmm, i will take a look at it....Otherwise you would need to add something like:cd %CDROM%\Install\Opera
to your Opera9.cmd before you call the .exe.
However, the problem with this is that %CDROM% is a WPI variable and not a ms-dos environment variable. I'm not sure, but I cannot think of a way to create a global environment variable in ms-dos and there isn't a cdrom variable. So the only thing that I can think of is to cd to an absolute path (which is not good, but will work):
cd ..\..\Install\Opera
Try adding that to your Opera9.cmd.
The return codes for the installer log are misleading sometimes. What happened is that the script was executed, so as far as WPI knows it was installed. But then the script itself has the path problem you mentioned, WPI doesn't know this, so it says it installed successfully.Is there no waterproof way to check if a install is succesfull?
Maybe a check "If there %Programfiles%\Opera is true = then show "Congrulations, you have installed Opera succesfully"?
Or to look if there is happened any error, than write this to the WPI.log "an error happened after excuting "Opera9.cmd"
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major, you means richvideo=0
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It didnt work for me. When installing it is pointed at :\WPI instead of :\Install
Let me be clear, i have :\WPI and :\Install and :\$OEM$ that is it.
Hmm, it just works fine for me. But I do not have :\WPI, on my disc it is :\Install\WPI, :\Install\Programme and :\Install\Treiber so WPI is in the Install folder. If you want, you can download this archive and see my structure in there. But the explanations are german.
P.S.: Sorry for not answering your PM, I had some problems with my Internet in the last days.
I have tryed that way too (:\Install\WPI ) and it doesnt work for me.
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Can you give us a little more info. Where is your install folder located (cdrom or HDD)? What does the error message say? What command are you using to call the install?
Install-folder exist in the root of cdrom and the install goes from cdrom. WPI also exist in the root and also tryed in the Install-folder ( so i tryed two ways).
WPI only have 1 line by every applicatition:
prog[pn]=['Opera 9'];
uid[pn]=['OPERA9'];
dflt[pn]=['no'];
cat[pn]=['Office'];
forc[pn]=['no'];
gcond[pn]=['FileExists(\'%programfiles%\')'];
cmd1[pn]=['%CDROM%\\Install\\Opera\\Opera.cmd'];
pn++;Opera9.cmd:
START "Opera 9.1" /wait "Opera_9.01_International_Setup.exe" /s
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i get a error when i place the folder install outside the WPI folder (cant find :\Install\WPI\adobereader.exe).
After this i read in WPI.log that the program is installed succesfull. Thats not true. If WPI.log dont tell true things we have nothing at all the info....
So... a bug?
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Once again, i want to see the INSTALL folder is outside the WPI folder. Dynaletik way doesnt work for me and he never responding by PM or forum.
mritter?
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I'm wondering about these "add-on packs",
Is this functionality already in-built into PowerDVD (once activated), or are there any other files that need to be included for these ?
Yes, they are already builded in. You can activate them with a (valid) key. Thats all...
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@ Solid as a rock: I already have got my Install folder out of WPI. I use it since I use WPI and in the beginning, the Install folder wasn't in WPI folder, so @ root I got "Install\Programs", "Install\Drivers" and "Install\WPI". So WPI is in the last, and programs and drivers in the other folders. The install cmd and reg lines look like this:
cmd1[pn]=['%cdrom%\\Install\\Drivers\\ITouch\\setup.exe -s -f2"%temp%\\ITouch.log"'];
It didnt work for me. When installing it is pointed at :\WPI instead of :\Install
i have use this from you:
Let me be clear, i have :\WPI and :\Install and :\$OEM$ that is it.cmdow.exe @ /HID@ECHO OFF
for %%i in (C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z) do if exist %%i:\WIN51 set CDROM=%%i:
set WPIPATH=%CDROM%\Install\WPI\
for /F "delims=: tokens=1" %%i in ("%WPIPATH%") DO %%i:
cd "%WPIPATH%"
start WPI.hta
I dont know if this is also a part of the problem but i have maked cmd in each subfolder. So i can give a folder to someone and let install it. When using full paths it will give problems if the person dont have the same folders as i do. So the cmd is looking this:
START "Adobe Reader 7" /wait "AdbeRdr708_nl_NL.exe" /S /V"/QN"XCOPY /Y MSCOMCTL.OCX "%systemroot%\system32"
REGEDIT /S "%systemroot%\system32\mscomctl.ocx"
START "Adobe Reader Speedup" /wait "ar-speedup\Reader Speedup.exe"
WPI only have the paths to the %anyprograms%.cmd and so i can much easier edit some information because the cmd and the program are in the same folder.
is your WPI.cmd the problem or is my (too) simple batchfile the problem?
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am having problems with tthis theme .. when u hover ur mouse over the buttons the columns and the timer seems to shift in aprticular way.. why is this happeining .. thx.
I dont have any problems with that theme?
@Kelsenellenelvian: Everdawn2 have to BIG letters, it ruined the looks of the layout.
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If you guys want, I can have WPI play a sound file when first started to get your attention. This will not require the media player. What do you think?
And if you have a good sound sample, email it to me.
Sounds good...
Any one got a recording of an atomic blast??? LOLhehe...
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i never use the mediaplayer...
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Richvideo=1 to Richvideo=0
Sorry i forgot that 1
And if you use skins you can set the skin you want by : UISkinPath=Mercury.dll
Just put the name of your skin dll there
Thanks for the tip... Would it be usefull when i use the PRESETUP to run Powerdvd.cmd and write in Powerdvd.cmd to remove the folders "trial" and "ORLsubmission" and run the regtweaks offcourse? By this way you never will see the registerpopup (which ask your name and more)?
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Yes
people like muiz, roughspear, ryan, ...etc
sure there is some one must know about it
Sure its very easy....
First unpack power dvd setup to a folder.
Then install and register it, also the plugins if you have those.
Then go to your power dvd folder and copy the "PowerDVD.sim" file to the folder wher you extracted your setup.
Then export the following reg key :
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\CyberLink\PowerDVD]
"Header"="Deluxe"
"HasCDKEY"=dword:00000001
"InstalledPacks"="CPRM Pack, DivX Pack, DTS Pack, DTS 96/24 Pack, DVD-Audio Pack, Express Pack, Interactual Pack, Mobility Pack, MPEG4 AVC Pack"
"UI_PMK"="xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx"
"UI_RMK"="xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx-xxxxx"
"TEST"=dword:00000000
"KeyUpdate"=dword:00000002
"CPNav"=dword:00000002
"MustUpdateKey"=dword:00000002(xxxx stands for your own keys)
i named it : "PowerDVD7.reg"
Now copy that reg file in the same folder as where you extracted your setup.
In the folder withe the extracted setup open the "Custom.ini" file
and add this :
silent=1
GoogleToolbar=0You can now remove the google toolbar folder.
And make a SFX file with those files , like this :
;The comment below contains SFX script commands
Setup=Setup.exe
Presetup=REGEDIT /S PowerDVD7.reg
TempMode
Silent=1
Overwrite=1You van give it your own icon with winrar.
Now your switcheless silent powerdvd is ready.
open the "Custom.ini" file
and change this: Richvideo=1 to Richvideo=0 (since richvideo.exe is a needless program when you only use PowerDVD to watch movies. If you use more Cyberlink Programs it could be usefull.)
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Edit: Oh by the way, remove the folder richvideo too...
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What about powerdvd.sim? Have you copied that too?
You mean to copy and over write this file after installation?
Ah, it is already included? Now, we have to wait to other people who knows a solution
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No, i dont have it yet. there are 3 things. i am sick now (cold in holland), and i am busy with buying parts for a complete new modern system, i dont feel like to explore and understand another program again to try to install windows what maybe dont work.
But thanks for your post.