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install k-lite codec pack 2.25 on your computer using the command line switch /SAVEINF="%SYSTEMDRIVE%\install.inf" copy the inf file to the install directory for your XP cd. and then when you want to silent install use /SILENT /SP- /LOADINF="install.inf" works great!!! I recommed downloading from here because most of the links above require a sign up or something [url="http://www.codecguide.com/"]http://www.codecguide.com/[/url]

Still get the 101 error. Just tested it on a live pc. All install locations are default

Hey no problem, Glad to help. Thanks a lot for the installer it works great. However I use this on clients computers so I only need a few basics in the installer. flash plugin ie view extension all in one gestures extension tab browser prefs extension My homepage. Is there a way to remove all your extensions and plugins? Sounds good..How about: removing ADT (Advanced Developer Tools) Component. So can I just add back the plugins for ebay and amazon and remove the ones for MSFN etc from the xpi. Also you didn't say which xpi. Is it browser.xpi?

Its good to see you guys worked it out... Mekrel, I personally hate waiting 30 seconds to download something from rapidshare. Not to knock the service. You get what you pay for... But if you want a mirror I'll put it on my server. As soon as I test it of course ;-) Its only 5.5 megs and it doesn't look like the download count is going crazy.

On my dvd space isnt an issue. But on my CD I'm pushing it already.

its 3:30 AM here, its off to bed for me.

BTW The computer doesnt have to be rebooted just the task killed. Then it boots normally and works fine.

Wait which post did you update? I just reread them all. Did you upload a new exe?

I know I'm right. So whats the problem? How can we fix it. I'm in a testing with VMWare mood, so lets roll.

because if you have to install program c between program A and Program B you are SOL. You have to renumber your whole list. Where this applies I have no idea because you already have 3 commands you can run from one check box. So if you later on want to add a reg file you can use those. But I think its just generally good coding to leave spaces. At least thats what I remember from my BASIC class in highschool. Any way it says so in the instructions, RTFM (always wanted to use that acronym) you must do as the instructions command.

How do you get rid of the blue bar at the top and bottom of the page? I dont see any css for the DIV t

Ah Ill just resign myself to using it as is. thanks for the responses. Just a crazy idea .

After Reboot and completion of WPI installations. Everything works. MSAnti spy is in the system tray and already monitoring changes. So your installer works for me, although it doesnt seem to be doing the embedding? Or is my WPI script messed up? So what is the reboot command for WPI?

When I run just the installer you made on a clean computer I get the 101 error. If I then run the embed it works fine from then on. The issue with the WPI is probably not an issue. I didnt know that runonce would continue after a reboot. I just ended the task which seemed to be waitng for something and rebooted and it continued the silent installs. When It finishes I'll see if MSanti works. So If it does work I could just add a reboot command to the WPI script prog[pn]=['Microsoft Antispyware'] desc[pn]=['Anti Spyware'] cmd1[pn]=['%CDROM%\\install\\MSA.exe'] cmd2[pn]=['"%systemdrive%\\Program Files\\Microsoft AntiSpyware\\gcasDtServ.exe" -Embedding'] cmd3[pn]=['"REBOOT HERE" cat[pn]=['Security'] pn++

@mekrel Your exe works if you run the emmbed afterwards. However it halts my WPI during an unattended. By Works I mean if I just run the exe from a fresh computer and the Strat->run->.....-embed prog[pn]=['Microsoft Antispyware'] desc[pn]=['Anti Spyware'] cmd1[pn]=['%CDROM%\\install\\MSA.exe'] cmd2[pn]=['"%systemdrive%\\Program Files\\Microsoft AntiSpyware\\gcasDtServ.exe" -Embedding'] cat[pn]=['Security'] pn++ It doesnt crash the install. Just sits there not doing anything after it pops up saying virus defs have been updated.