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http://www.msfn.org/board/forum/42-logonui-boot-screens/

There is a TXTSETUP.OEM file in the v410.zip package (v410.zip\v410\FloppyImage\964_180). Use that or any other you may find. They should be the same. Cheers

Yep. The command line is not written into the unattended.mst file; you add it to the batch file. Cheers

As far as I remember, you don't need to change the path in the wizard. Just copy it in Notepad, apply your changes and add it to the batch file you will use to install Office unattended.

You can get it here http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7696 and then compare. BTW, you need to provide more information on how you made it silent; did you use a tutorial, which compression... Cheers

Not really; the fact it was moved just increases your chances of a relevant answer, since now it's in the right place. Cheers

The ones you and MagicAndre1981 proposed as solutions in posts #4 and #6. As to the other part of your post, I completely agree and that is exactly what I did. I also reverted to the default Microsoft audio driver since the latest IDT driver plays no sound when headphones are plugged in. Such a pain... Cheers

Ah, the infamous Intel chipset folder... Just add them all, but not individually; use the option to add a folder. Cheers

Update: I uninstalled AMD Sata Controller (AHCI) v.1.2.1.301 and reverted to the standard v.1.0. I might add here I hadn't previously tried v.1.0, since I installed v.1.2.1.301 from USB during Setup. The problem is gone, but the registry entries you proposed are still there. I will try it again with v.1.1 and report back. Cheers EDIT/UPDATE: v.1.2.001.0296 does the same thing. NEW EDIT: 1.2.0.164 and 1.2.1.275 are no better.

Welcome to MSFN. If i doesn't integrate into nLite directly, you could run it through RunOnce(Ex) with the /q switch for silent installation. If it is a standalone installer (not an update), it can even be made into an add-on. Do some searching for add-ons. Cheers

I'll post it as soon as I can. Meanwhile, you can just rename the new .exe, open with 7-Zip and replace it in the SVCPACK folder. Cheers

@dencorso Unfortunately, no luck.

Unfortunately, it didn't work. I double-checked and the registry values are there, but the HDD still shows as removable. It really sounded plausible.

1. Motherboard; it is the only HDD in the notebook. 2. HP Compaq 615 is the model of the notebook. No further information in dxdiag or System Information. 3. Yes. C:\ is the system volume, while D:\ is a partition on the same HDD. Cheers

Hi, I tried searching in the forum, but couldn't find anything similar to this. The HDD is WDC WD32 00BEVT-60ZCT1 SATA Disk Device (copied from Device Properties). After installing Windows 7 Professional 32-bit, it's shown as removable. It is optimized for better performance, not quick removal, and write caching is enabled. It's currently working with AMD Sata Controller (AHCI) v.1.2.1.301, and the Hardware ID is PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_4391&CC_0106. This kind of problem never occurred on Windows XP. Any ideas? Thank you in advance.

Updated to v.3.5.9

Good job This is the setup I used and I got an add-on. Now, I haven't had time to test the add-on, but it's loooking good inside. Cheers

Attaching your Last Session.ini would certainly help. On another note, two bumps in one day is not really polite. Please bear in mind that we are all volunteers here and do it on our own time and will. CHeers

There are probably some other files in the .cab. Open them and see for yourself. Choose a a separate folder and put inside only the files needed to make the .cab. NO, ricktendo64 is certainly NOT banned, and the biggest mistake would be not to trust him. Cheers

Updated to latest version 22/09/2011 Rev.3984 by clsid

Updated to version 0.7.50 for 32-bit versions <BR sab="1365">

Welcome. This is -X-'s list of high-priority updates http://xdot.tk/updates.html You can always go for update packs, which integrate into nLite easily. Use search in this forum or Google. Otherwise, you can't directly integrate .NET Frameworks, DirectX, Windows Media Player, Internet Explorer 8, Visual Studio 2005/2008/2010 Redistributables... Luckily, there are add-ons to help you with these http://www.msfn.org/board/forum/132-application-add-ons/ Do some reading and report back Cheers

Updated to version 0.7.48 for 32-bit versions

Updated to latest version 29/08/2011 Rev.3978 by clsid