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richiboy

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  1. This seems to be a VMWare issue. I experience the same problem, but yet, when i run my UA in VirtualBox all is good! Don't ask me why, but it must be a settings or some sort of misconfiguration within VMWare? I Spent stressful hours trying to sort this out, $OEM$ not getting copied over etc... But when reading these forums I cam across a thread that had an similar issue. Within that thread some one said that he uses VirtualBox and advised him to try that out - So i thought ill try it too. Lo and behold, it worked! $OEM$ got copied over! But my only problem is with VirtualBox is that I can't get the "install from CD" with RunOnceEX to work when not using the /INSTALL folder etc... LOL NVM... I love the stress :S Anyways, hope this might help... Would be nice if you let me know or some one else could clarrify this with the VMW/VB ? or have had a similar issue?
  2. Dude you need to download it as an "addon". This is packaged already, all you have to do is download it and integrate it with nlite. When you start up nlite, you see the options right? Well, go to the addons part and then choose add/insert cant remember... and locate where you saved the rocketdock package and thats it. you do exactly the same, for all the packages you can download on that site.
  3. Basically, I have read the guides about creating application install with the RunOnceEX method and have come to a point where I'm not too sure what to put in for the switches. I understand Installers use different switches and how to go about getting the switches for that particular installer. This is where my problem lays with-in ; I'm trying to write the code for RunOnceEx and not sure what switch to input for BitDefender Internet security2009. It's not a standalone .exe or .msi etc it's actually a "Win32 Cabinet Self-Extractor" which has an .MSI setup inside. So do I still use the "/qn or /qb REBOOT=surpress" switches? Heres how I have written it so farth; REG ADD %KEY%\001 /VE /D "BitDefender InterNetSecurity2009 " /f REG ADD %KEY%\001 /v 1 /D "%systemdrive%\install\"BitDefender InterNetSecurity2009"\BitDefenderSetup.exe /qn REBOOT=Surpress /f I imagine I just extract the .MSI and use it, but will this effect the install if the other files run along side the install or visa versa? If some one could just clarify that for me, I would be happy as larry. Cheers for the help in advanced!
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