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Perhaps, if you would express your problem with some more detail, then a solution maybe possible to give. Example of when? What type of display hardware? What driver and version? Has the PC ran on these drivers before?....

I would consider that it is a Com or ActiveX object that embeds the streaming source, not through mplayer.exe itself, or any other executable.

For successfully automating an application within Internet Explorer. It maybe easier to use Window handles as to Window titles because the title can change. I would use the AutoIt Beta with Com capabilities. Some User Defined Functions have been made in this AutoIt Forum Thread. This will allow you to interact with the web content directly, rather then hoping for keyboard commands to do it. Automating Internet Explorer successfully is no novice area indeed. Com should make it more of a possibility to accomplish. The 3.1.1 version of AutoIt will see nothing of a webpage, or of the controls of the browser. HTH

I'm glad it worked for you, and glad to have helped you.

You can use a cmd file or a reg file to set an autologon. So it is unattended. http://unattended.msfn.org/intermediate/users.htm

I do not recognize those switches for Inno Setup, use these as they work fine for me. /Sp- /NoRestart /VerySilent /SuppressMsgBoxes

Ctrl+1 = Open MSFN in explorer. Ctrl+2 = Exit script. HotKeySet('^1', 'MSFN') HotKeySet('^2', 'Close') While 1 Sleep(1000) WEnd Func MSFN() Run('explorer.exe "http://www.msfn.org"') EndFunc Func Close() Exit EndFunc Just use AutoIt to run it.

You should have a file in your I386 directory named usbehci.sy_ I have had numerous problems with unattended compilations as for this file. The solution seems to be to rename it to UPPERCASE. Don't ask me why, it just seems to work for me. Hopefully it will work for you.

Replace HKLM with HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE It seems that reg files do not like being abbreviated.

1. You can download it and install it. 2. You can slipstream it, and upgrade your existing XP. 3. You can slipstream it and do a fresh install. The top 2 options preserve your installed XP, while the last does not. The 1st is suitable, but it advised to backup, in case it does not work as expected. Else the other options may need to be used. To slipstream into the source is one command. WindowsXP-KB835935-SP2-ENU.exe /intergrate:<path to source> Good luck.

Try this. The 1st set of double quotes are reserved for a title in XPSP2. start "" [fullpath] /I [program]

You mean silicone ? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yes, with a Silicone Heat Transfer Compound. Lube is short for lubrication. Example to grease up, oil up, to silcone up...

It is already in your right-click menu when you have installed it. You can look in the More Options branch for the CMenu subbranch which has the Help Guide. This will let you know of the CMenu Editor. The editor can add programs to the contextmenu, and allows a parameter to be passed to the program added to launch it.

WinRAR supports the /S switch for silent extraction. This does seem to fail if the archive is already set for silent extraction.

Use this to create the directory first. MD %systemdrive%\mp3

Thanks for the help, benners. Link added to 1st page. This should help until hosting issue is fixed.

CMenu shares the servers that the Bashrat driver packs use. So what happens to one, happens to the other. WPI will have some problems also? as WPI also share the same servers. Bashrat handles the hosting...

You may find that your memory sticks may need reseating. Just pop them out and push them back into the slots again. My system started doing the beep thing, a couple of weeks ago. Basically the reseating fixed it finally, but it was time for a routine maintaince service. So I have to clean the heatsinks, lube between the cpu and the heatsink. Clean the intake and exhaust fans. Yep, it was quite due with the big dust buildup. A general service maybe due for your system?

Upon check, the Website seems to be down on the WebServer currently, but the direct download on the FTPServer is operational. Updated to version 1.7. Please see 1st post for information and download link. Updated: AutoIt installation scripts have been upgraded to have a more streamlined layout. Help file upgraded with the above changes and a summary of AutoIt installation script interpretation. Any minor improvements.

msiexec /i Cmdhere.msi /quiet You do have to layout the command correctly or the window will popup to help out.

Here is another If structure If Exists path/done.dat ( Exit ) Else If Exist path/blank.dat ( rename path/blank.dat path/done.dat ) Else ( do something )

You can drag'n'Drop the drives into your pinned list and then hide My Computer within the Startmenu properties.

No file type issues. If the driver is multiple files and in a different directory as to the AutoIt file, then you may need to specify the working directory parameter when you run them.

It may work? But I am quite sure that variable expansion is a no go directly with cmdlines.txt. You may need a cmdlines.txt to run a cmd file for %systemdrive% usage.

InstallRite is a good FREE alternative. It seems very similar to the link that you show.