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leakim03

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  1. Hi everybody! Is it possible to create a unattended windows installation from a partition, like on HP or Packard bell computers? Thanks
  2. Hello everybody! I tried to make my own restore partition (E:\). But I've a problem. I run winnt.exe from MS-DOS => No problems The first step of windows installation is to copy needed files onto the hard drive (again on E:\). Then the PC reboot... But it reboot on my old windows xp installation, and my unattended installation no works more... Is anybody knows where is my error? 2nd question : Is it normal that Windows installation not format my system drive BEFORE copying needed files Thanks for all...
  3. Is it possible to make an unattended installation CD with a OEM version CD? I believe the activition will not be unnattended but what about the other parameters?
  4. I tried to call winnt.exe with a bootdisk but i can't. No drive was found without A:
  5. Thanks Alanoll! A response in 2 minutes! I can't hope better!!! Nice day!
  6. Since they're is a lot of new hotfixes every month, I want to make an unattended installation partition in order to modify my files when it'll be necessary. But I don't know how to make the pc booting from this partition and can find the solution nowhere. Can anybody help me? Thank you!

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