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YESS I am interested! but my question is: Can this work from a non-XPCD, because I want to make an Unattended Software Disc, wich allows me to chose "automatic" or "Manual" Automatic: Installs all applications unattended Manual: User can manually select wich applications to install (unattended ofcourse!)

This is a very stupid poll.. the most common av's arent in... antivir personal AVG Kaspersky! Norman (with Norton and mcafee this list is complete, perhaps panda also) 2bad... because now the poll isn't representative...

I think Perfectdisk (www.rasco.com) is the best... is was tested 6 months ago to be the fastest, and you will notice speedboost... it has boot optimizations and all... its a nice small but strong program... prefer it above O&O BTW Perfectdisk is really WAY faster then Diskeeper...

when I disable the service: Wireless Zero Configuration my laptop cannot find any wireless network anymore.... I use WPA security.

Hi, I have the file: PRORET.MSI on my OfficeXP Pro disc, so this means no SP1 slipstreaming or unattended install is possible... (from the guide): Also there cannot be made an Administrative Installation Point with the Retail version... Is there a way to change the PRORET.MSI file and/or another file so it IS possible to slipstream SP1 into it and make an Administrative Installation Point for unattended install?

I also have problems with this guide... for instance... where does the cd_eject.vbs file go? and I assume I can create this file just with Notepad, saving it with the .vbs extension? As I understand, CD2 only has 1 folder in the root: Install... it is a bit vague guide... not really guidy but more "this is how it is"... A DIRECTORY TREE of CD2 would be nice, with all the necessary files for the cd to work and maybe some examples.... Is it also possible to, when (or just before) CD2 is inserted, there is a window where I can select the programs I want to install? And then press OK and it installs all selected unattended? Is it perhaps possible to create CD2, in a way it is INDEPENDENT FROM CD1 So when CD1 (with for example basic programs that do not require an update frequently, WindowsXP, OfficeXP, Winrar, Adobe Reader) is finished, I can decide wether or not to insert CD2 with additional programs.. The idea is, CD2 can also be used for a computer that is already installed, but doesn't have some applications... So I insert this CD2 and select the appz I want it to install for me...