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Office 2007, Unattended Setup & Fine-tuning
Did somebody tried to apply policies with OCT ? My MSP works but do not apply the policies. I had to work with both methods ( A and B ) to completely get it silent. I cannot put MSP in Updates folders because I need one MSP for standard and another one for pro. So I use setup.exe with the swithes /config and /adminfile with the path where files are and logfile say me that it found both files. Logfile shows me a few couples errors like Error: Type: MsiRecordSetInteger call failed.. MsiAPICallFailure ErrorCode: 87(0x57). MSI(UNKNOWN_MESSAGE) terminating install : MsgType='167772160', Msg='1: 2: 3: 4: 5: My customs settings are applied except policies for Onlines craps. Any idea ?
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VSO Image Resizer opens webpage when installed.
Easiest way to pack this soft is to use RegShot to capture registry changes while installing VSO Image Resizer and keep what is good. With 7zip, compact VSO folder from program files directory. You can discard unnecessary languages files before ziping it. Open VSO Image Resizer, make your profile settings and export them from hkcu\software\vso\ You're now ready to install it on a clean machine ! Unzip your pack in program files directory Merge your regfiles Manualy register RSZShell.dll Make some shortcut That's it !
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Adobe Acrobat 8.0 - information thread
It's now available Here
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What Is The Best Automated Shutdown Program Fro Windows Xp
Take a look here Poweroff It's free and can runs as a service. Should do what you need !
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Is there a way to create dial-up conections within the winxp cd?
I use NirCmd with rasdial switch to create users and passwords HTH
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MakeLink
Thanks It's more complete then nircmd.exe and it will be usefull in the installation phase. But the compiler you use to pack the exe make it detected as malware by *some* scanning tools, in my case Outpost. Only one switch is missing ... silent mode !
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[Help] Disabling Hardware Using the Registry
Kind of think devcon.exe do HTH
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Remove Netware Printers Script
Suggestions ! Printer Removal Utility You can use it to retrieve printers name then delete printers
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Setting Power Management for all users
You should look for a tool named powercfg.exe available in WinXp sp2
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Application to apply Registry settings to multiple users
ModifyProfile do this kind of job ... but from command line
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[LAN] Binding Order of lan card
How do I change the binding order ? By default Xp gives priority to wireless over wired causing long delay before displaying the login box. If I go to network connections/advanced menu/advanced settings and set priority to wired over wireless, the problem is solved. For security reasons, all wireless network class and protocol had been disabled with devcon.exe and IbindCfg.exe. I tried to change the "metric" without any result. Crosoft KB894564 suggest me to write a tool in C++ to fix this problem !!! Anybody had something to fix this problem ?
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Remove "Connect to the Internet" from W2000 unattended
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Active Setup\Installed Components\{5A8D6EE0-3E18-11D0-821E-444553540000} Deleting this key prevent ICW to be active when you launch IE for the first time ... and it works for every new user [HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Runonce] "^SetupICWDesktop" Deleting this key prevent ICW shortcut on desktop ... and it works for every new user HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Connection Wizard Completed = "01,00,00,00" Modifying this value prevent ICW to be launched only for the current user In a normal circumstance, combination of the first and second actions should be enough
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Groupwise Client
Usualy the config.cfg is in source\CLIENT folder and it should be copied in source\CLIENT\WIN32 folder to be used. New in v7, GW is already available in msi flavor and there is a GroupWise MSI Tuner, which allows you to modify the parameters of an MSI installation. Easy does it !
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Groupwise Client
You should found what you're looking for here Installing with the Configuration File
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Remove "Connect to the Internet" from W2000 unattended
Did you tried deleting this key HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Active Setup\Installed Components\{5A8D6EE0-3E18-11D0-821E-444553540000}