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lloydspnm

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  1. I have an XP SP1 scripted build that was working perfectly well with the old windowsupdate.microsoft.com. When this was updated to the new site, I get the download and scan OK but when I try either the Express install or the Custom install I get an error page.

    (I'm also having problems with my SUS server, see my other thread)

    Has anyone else got problems with the new update website. It only seems to be with the scripted build. A manual build works perfectly OK.

  2. I use VB to update a marker file in the root of the C:\ drive.

    An example file is called Build-xp.01.01.000 and the 000 will go to 001

    ' Rename the build marker file
    OPTION EXPLICIT

    Dim fso
    Dim Folder, OldFile,NewFile, FileColl

    Dim MajorMinor
    Dim BuildNumber
    Dim FolderPath

    Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")

    wscript.echo "Finding Marker file"
    FolderPath = "..\XP With SP1\$OEM$\$1"
    Set Folder = fso.GetFolder(FolderPath)
    Set FileColl = Folder.Files
    For Each OldFile in FileColl
     If Left(OldFile.name,8)="Build-XP" Then
       WScript.echo "Old Marker " & OldFile.Name    
       MajorMinor = Left(OldFile.name,14)
       BuildNumber = Right(OldFile.Name,3)
       BuildNumber = BuildNumber + 1
       NewFile = MajorMinor & "." & Right("000" & BuildNumber,3)
       WScript.Echo "Renaming to " & NewFile
       fso.MoveFile FolderPath & "\" & OldFile.Name, FolderPath & "\" & NewFile
       Exit For
     End If
    Next

    Set fso=Nothing
    wscript.echo "Finished"

    This gets called as part of the ISO Creation command file using:

    ECHO Updating Build Number
    CSCRIPT RENAME.VBS
    ECHO Creating ISO...

  3. If I have the following lines in winnt.sif:

    [Proxy]
       Proxy_Enable=1
       Use_Same_Proxy=1
       HTTP_Proxy_Server=myproxy:80
       Proxy_Override=<local>

    Then the PC cannot contact my SUS server. If I remove those lines and enter the same information by hand in IE Internet Options, Lan Settings it all works. What is different about doing it in winnt.sif besides the fact it is going into the default user profile?

  4. I've put a screen saver in the $OEM$\$$ location and it got coped to C:\Windows OK. If also added the registry keys so it gets used by default. This all works but it now appears twice in the list of screen savers inside the GUI. I've searched the disk and there is only one copy. Both versions can be selected from the GUI and they both appear to work.

    Any ideas?

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