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Keynan

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  1. If what you want to have is an unattended installation, BUT that WILL (eventually) ask for a product key, you should add a registry command (in any form you like, e.g. batch file/command line and/or .reg file, etc.) that will erase the following values from the registry:

    HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\1x.0\Registration\{xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx}\ProductID

    HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\1x.0\Registration\{xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx}\DigitalProductID

    This way Office will ask for a product key the first time you run any of it's products.

    Only problem is - I think {xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx} is a unique string on each machine (someone please correct me if I'm wrong), so you must find a way figure it out if you wanna do the deletion part automatically...

    Hope I helped, in a way...

    Keynan.

  2. Hi!

    I've just integrated my original XP SP3 source with IE7 + WMP11 + all updates up-to-today...

    The final result is in the SOURCESS dir, of course.

    Whenever new updates show up, is it possible to use this SOURCESS dir as my SOURCE, or should I integrate the whole thing all over again with the original source?

    i.e. Could reusing of an updated source within HFSLIP cause any problems?

    Thanks in advance,

    Ran.

  3. @mara-

    First of all - Thanks!

    It definitely looks nice... I'll use it in the future, that's for sure!

    But currently, what difference does it make if I slipstreamed the hotfixes manually (using: mspFile /a msiFile SHORTFILENAMES=true)

    or by your program??

    Have you managed to overcome the problem I mentioned above?! (A "YES" would be blessed! :rolleyes: )

    PS: Just wanted to clarify that the installation is indeed updated! Office Update shown NO UPDATES. It's just Microsoft Update which makes all the mess...

  4. @Tomcat76

    I did further investigation on my Hebrew source... Don't know if it could maybe help you in the future releases, but anyway...

    Those files exists in I386 directory of the Hebrew source (and doesn't exist in the English one):

    MFC42HEB.DL_ and MFC42HEB.DLL (in \ASMS\6000\MSFT\VCRTLINT)

    WMERRHEB.DL_

    WMPRFHEB.PR_

    Also, the following files include references to Hebrew, and/or the files mentioned above:

    HIVESFT.INF (also contains LOTS of Hebrew strings)

    LAYOUT.INT

  5. So I'll grab the test release then... too many error posts on that, it freaks me out a bit :\

    PRODSPEC.ini content:


































    ;
    ;Note to user: DO NOT ALTER OR DELETE THIS FILE.
    ;
    [SMS Inventory Identification]
    Version=1.0

    [Product Specification]
    Product=Windows XP Professional

    Version=5.0
    Localization=English
    ServicePackNumber=0
    BitVersion=40
    [Version]
    DriverVer=07/01/2001,5.1.2600.0

    It's strange that "ServicePackNumber=0" since the source is SP3 slipstreamed... ohh, well...

    PS: Needless to say that PRODSPEC.ini in my English version of WinXP source looks EXACTLY the same.

  6. Hi all,

    I know this subject has already brought up about a year ago, but I still couldn't find the appropriate solution for it.

    When I integrate Windows Update Agent into a Hebrew source of Windows XP Professional using HFSLIP 1.7.7, it's installed in ENGLISH.

    I tried changing the Localization string (in PRODSPEC.ini) to Hebrew (it was set to English for some reason), with no success.

    The only "trick" I've found is to install it AGAIN silently during T-12 stage (I think it's T-12, it runs from within RunOnceEx.cmd batch file),

    but I'm not really happy with that solution. :unsure:

    Is there any other way to "tell" HFSLIP to integrate it in HEBREW in the first place???

    Ran.

  7. Ok, I assume it's not possible... Isn't it??

    The thing is, I install Office from an administrative source with ALL updates already integrated, during RunOnceEx phase - and it works great, BUT Microsoft Update insists on installing about 10 critical updates for Office, which were already installed at the previous stage, as I've already mentioned.

    I read about updates for office offered by MU even if Office isn't installed, just because there are some apps which install Microsoft Office 2003 Web Components along with them... Maybe telling Office not to install this feature in first place would help; Haven't tried it yet, and I prefer not to, unless there's no other alternative...

    I've already tried using a pre-made DataStore.edb (which is about 40 Megs because of that), with not much of a success (less updates are offered, but there are still some)...

    Any other thoughts or ideas??? It's driving me nutts! :wacko:

    Thanks in advance,

    Ran.

  8. Hi everyone!

    I've created a SFX archive using WinRAR 3.41, that includes password and encryption.

    I need to run it in silent mode during a setup that I'm creating.

    The problem is, I don't know what switch to use... Assume my SFX archive called mysetup.exe and the password is 12345.

    What command switch should I use?... : Mysetup.exe -?

    BTW, if you don't understand the logic, I made a setup program using Multimedia Builder (a GREAT software, BTW!), and it uncompressed all integrated files before running the setup itself... therefore, these files are accessible easily, but I want them to be accessed with password confirmation (part that executed during the setup itself), so I thought of compressing the file in WinRAR password-protected SFX Archive... but as I said, I don't know the command to you in setup to run the SFX SILENTLY, including the required password.

    One more thing to mention, the SFX password is not the same password requested during my setup!

    Please help me (Suggestion of other ways are welcome too...)! :unsure:

    Ran.

  9. Yeah... So do mine... But never mind!

    I can't say why, but for some reason, the MSNMSN.INF file version, on the computer I've tested it on, was a different version than in other computers...

    Bottom line, it worked great on other computers (with SP2 - slipstreamed or manually installed)!!!

    Thank you all! :D

  10. ****! :realmad:

    I don't understand it... I've posted the same topic here and in MSFN Windows XP forum and I got the same solution... The thing is that the MSNMSN.INF file is DIFFERENT if SP2 was slipsreamed in the installation, or if it was installed later (from other CD or the internet)!

    In the latter situation, the part of msnexplr.Unintsall doen't exist!!!

    Can you imagine the time I could've save if I knew how to do more and more stuff automatically and in unattended way?!? :no:

  11. Is there a way to make a batch file install to look like this:

    runonceex.gif

    WITHOUT any third-party program or application????

    Very important to say that I need the setup to run when I start it, and not in the next rebooting, as RunOnceEx functions!!!

    10x, Ran.

  12. The file attached is my MSNMSN.INF, and as you can see, the part that you added

    is NOT in it... What is your file version (mine is 7,02,0005,2202)?? BTW, it's SP2...

    mmm... come to think about it, maybe the fact that the SP2 was installed seperately (it's wasn't slipstreamed in the XP setup CD) is causing a problem (maybe two different file versions :unsure:)?!?!

    Will try it on a clean setup of Windows, I hope it'll work... I've made an unattended one. I also need it for computer with SP2 that was installed seperately (from the internet or CD....) tough!... :}

    msnmsn.inf

  13. I've passed deeply through MSNMSN.INF file and I've found no msnexplr.uninstall part! That's why it didn't do nothing.

    msnexplr is present, thogh...

    I really need this command ASAP! :unsure:

    Please help anyone...

    10x again.

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