iamtheky

Cant have a forum without detrimental content, flowery pictures would certainly detract from the flames.

I run hotfixes as follows due to security on our boxes that screws with Certificate Services; thusly any hotfix installed on our systems throws a certificate error. The below script works fine on our baselines; however, if that target hotfix is already installed the "Microsoft Certificate Services" dialog does not pop. That scenario hangs the script so I would like to move towards: run exe wait 15 seconds If "Microsoft Certificate Services" displays send {enter} else (keep going) run ("d:\Tier1\Hotfix\KB933854.exe /quiet /norestart") winwaitactive ("Microsoft Certificate Services") send ("{enter}") sleep ("5000") run ("d:\Tier1\Hotfix\KB944653.exe /quiet /norestart") winwaitactive ("Microsoft Certificate Services") send ("{enter}") sleep ("5000") run ("d:\Tier1\Hotfix\KB956572.exe /quiet /norestart") winwaitactive ("Microsoft Certificate Services") send ("{enter}") sleep ("5000") run ("d:\Tier1\Hotfix\KB956803.exe /quiet /norestart") winwaitactive ("Microsoft Certificate Services") send ("{enter}") sleep ("5000") any help reaching a solution would be much obliged

Still going with this first command so it pops up every logon, do this once schtasks /create /SC onlogon /tn command /tr "cmd.exe" /RU %username% /RP %Password% Autoit seems to work as following from the run key: sleep (20000);adjust pending boot time send ("^+{esc}");opens task manager sleep (1000);wait for it.. winactivate ("Windows Task Manager") ;activates the window winwaitactive ("Windows Task Manager");makes sure its active send ("expl");type as many characters of explorer as you need to identify it in the manager sleep (1000);probably unnecessary wait for a sec send ("{del}");end the process sleep (1000);again with the waiting, may actually be a delay for the dialog this time send ("{enter}");confirms the ending of the process sleep (15000);delay to allow the current explorer to close out completely WinActivate ("C:\WINDOWS\System32\svchost.exe");activate the scheduled process window that should of popped on logon WinWaitActive ("C:\WINDOWS\System32\svchost.exe");double check to make sure its the active window send ("explorer.exe");types explorer.exe send ("{enter}");executes Exit

Clarifying post #4: This has not been checked, but seems correct in my head Run this: schtasks /create /SC onlogon /tn command /tr "cmd.exe" /RU %username% /RP %Password% Throw an autoit script in your startup that contains all of 3 lines. Syntax below may be questionable. winwaitactive (svchost.exe) send (taskkill /IM explorer.exe) send (explorer.exe)

Where....is......the.....question? I get, you made a menu, and you want it to show when you boot off your thumb drive, but only if the music folder is present? or do you want the system to inspect any inserted usbstor device for a music folder, and if present, display an admin console allowing file transfer? Seems to be a laborious task for song transfer. If you really meant booting of the device, what are you using as the loader?

"CACLS c:\tmp /E /T /C /G "everyone":F"

it would be very polite of you to post that workaround in case others experience the same issues.

boot a live linux cd? I am pretty sure most of them dont care what windows thinks.

its been a while since i played with this, but I remember only changing the pointer in wdma_usb from usbaudio.inf to the new .inf I'll continue looking for the directions I followed for that (but I keep coming back to that same article).

What prevents you from loading virtualbox onto your ubuntu, loading that virtualbox with your copy of xp you were going to nlite, Then copying that source over to the virtualbox and customizing it? @jrf - suppose i should read the big yellow banners

If trying to customize linux I'd go with kickstart or re-spin to start with. Maybe, knoppix or morphix or linuxmint to see some bare implementations. maybe you are trying to Nlite a windows source, from a Linux box. Threads of a similar nature look empty or fruitless. http://www.msfn.org/board/running-nlite-un...wine-t97429.htm

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings Value Name = DisablePasswordCaching Data Type = REG_DWORD Value Data = {0 = default/enabled, 1 = disabled} maybe? ***http://blog.raamdev.com/2007/05/01/internet-explorer-remember-my-password-checkbox-missing also suggests making sure the protected storage service is enabled.

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en...8c-f08ce75c7bf1 good thread for swapping/editing the wdma_usb.inf file

just 'copy' no /wait same for 'del' the wait switch is invalid for all 4 instances in your .cmd winamp and friends are probably not making it onto your system, though not the culprit for your original issue

do any commands work after quicktime (can you xcopy something?) If that works, then maybe its just hanging the installer service... Try: Net Stop Msiserver after quicktime and then try another installation.

oems and vlks aside, naturally

http://cybernetnews.com/microsoft-offers-f...for-virtual-pc/ anything otherwise is straight up warez, afaik

http://www.msfn.org/board/lofiversion/index.php/t89352.html post 1 - building the base source, then you can just integrate all else ***not so normally. http://www.pronetworks.org/forums/slipstre...05-t102317.html see logicalx's post about halfway down

The issue is not, that they will not install. They only write the registry portion and then they are quitting at the point they would normally ask for a restart when attempted in any auto style. Manually running it (or removing the quiet norestart from the auto) and letting it restart succeeds. The syntax in all the various ways is standard [kb######.exe /quiet /norestart] on server 03 SP2 for instance 925902 - I get left with user32.dll 5.1.2600.5512 instead of the new 5.2.3790.4033 930178 - winserv.dll 5.2.3790.3959 remains instead of 5.2.3790.4043 929123 - inetcomm.dll stays at 6.0.3790.3959 not 6.0.3790.4073 935839 - kernel32 - stays 5.2.3790.3311 instead of 5.2.3790.4062 Though I get registry entries in updates\SP3 and all are present in catroot. I am kind of leaning towards qchain or maybe an ordering issue. Was hoping someone had experienced the same, though its difficult to spot unless its widespread.

yer display mode is outline, you are probably used to linear + change it under options (as seen in the upper right 90 of the OP on your screenshot)

Whether via batch, cmd, or reg we have hotfixes that are not being deployed completely. However, you can go double click that very same KB and it installs fine. You can clearly see in the logs that it is stopping prior to the portion where it copies the files over. The logs however provide no additional information, the only difference in the two being that one stopped about 2/3 the way through. Has anyone seen similar behavior and was there a common culprit?

he happens to have "lite" xp and 320mb, and that just happens to be advertised as sp3_lite.iso on every rapidshare link. Its probably a coincidence. context clues and google are far more useful than mind reading.

This thread (mostly Cdobs posts) would be rather useful..... but the OPs original question was -translating- "I downloaded the 320mb portable xp lite professional from <insert warez site>, and want to run that iso like its a cd from my thumbdrive?" can a person of power please pin Cdobs reply to a thread that is not going to be removed

Staying with your D-link theme I would recommend the 615 over the 655 for the following reason: http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Suppo..._Devices#D-Link **well that and its cheap for what you end up with after you flash it http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/se...Id_35_D700-2328

http://www.dailytech.com/Catastrophic+Bug+...rticle15901.htm or welcome some new ones