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@ProgramFilesDir macro in Autoit is just like %ProgramFiles% in DOS.

Fast Stone 4in1 MultiTab Web Browser is standalone. It creates 1 *.db file in it's working directory, when run. Has a inbuilt HTTP Server, FTP Client, and Screen Capture/Image Viewer. Executable is 1.2Mb in size.

It is already a part of Windows XP. So you do not need to have it on your uA cd.

You could make a basic Slipstreamed SP2 Windows CD. Then you maybe able to do a repair install. But it may look inevitable, that some damage may have been done, to the OS registry? Just take it one step at a time. Backing up data, would sound wise, either way.

WinME ran like a dream for me. 98 drivers used to give it some problems, but when you upgraded to MinME drivers, it was the most reliable 9x OS. It was alot more than just a cosmetic change, as to 98. Alot of the changes were under the hood. XML support for one example. WinME set the stage for the Win XP release.

System Restore is here. Activate it directly, or the run dialog a cmd prompt. C:\WINDOWS\system32\Restore\rstrui.exe

Confirmed as working here. Got PEid from working link here. Rename PEid to helper.bin, and have it in the same directory as the script.

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What I do, is compile the install scripts, and execute the installers, in the same directory as the compiled script. So Run("%CDDRIVE%\AutoGordianKnot.1.60.Setup.exe") actually would be Run(@ScriptDir & "\AutoGordianknot.1.60.Setup.exe"). So basically, RunOnceEx executes your compiled script, then your compiled script executes the installer, which is in the same directory, as the compiled script (@ScriptDir). If you are using a batch RunOncEx. The concept is similar. For your method of uncompiled scripts. It would be best to have Autoit3.exe in the system directory, or the same directory as your scripts. Solution PMed to ZileXa Feb 10 2005. Run(@ScriptDir & "\..\autogk.exe")

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If you have the folder tweak for command prompt. Then you just right click on the icon on the lefthand top of the current window open, to open command prompt to that directory. Is that what you are asking for? Edit: Dahi beat me to the concept?

Notepad 2, nice choice. A spin-off of Scite. File associations is the best method. Leaves Notepad, but, hehe, unwanted. Scite4Autoit3 is my only editor.

Thanks for the tip, bmn Will try it out. B)

From 1st post, what does the /u switch do? I look in winnt32 help, it does not exist?

This one looks ok? PCSX2 I have no PSX2 games to test it myself. Give it a try. Let us know how good it is.

@soulin Do not know the reason. Maybe it caused instability? Maybe it had to go for something better? I agree with you. Logging can be helpful.

Here is one that I have used in the past. AutoitMacroGenerator v0.12. It fails to work with the latest beta versions of Autoit v1.0.103. Should be fine with 3.0.102. The author of AutoitMacroGenerator is currently working on a new version for Autoit v1.0.103. Perhaps in time for final release of Autoit v1.0.103. These helper programs are usually good for a draft script. You may need to still need to manually script. Scite4Autoit3 is my prefered editor for Autoit. Some tools onboard to help you get it right.

@DLF Always a critic around. If you would research that so called dodgy page on M$ site. You would have noticed at the bottom of the page: Do I have to do everything for you? I do my research for my tasks, can you say the same? Instead of simply criticizing. You get a life, eh.

@pinout Your correct. Does accept Hex. Thanks for enlightning me.

@DLF Check the Microsoft link for what it does. The setting I gave is for what is quoted at the bottom of my 1st post. @pinout The Reg Add command handles Decimal, not Hexidecimal. Do some testing to find out for yourself.

Try CMenuExtender. Get it here. Cannot remember if it has the move option.

Whilst searching and browsing the threads I have seen this line of code directly under some peoples' TITLE key in their RunOnceEx.cmd examples. That syntax is bad. Note: Dec 144 turns to Hex 90 below Try this instead. REG ADD %KEY% /V Flags /T REG_DWORD /D "144" /f Unsure of definite results, but looks better.

Sorry, unsure if I can help. Maybe UnattendSwitch = No is forcing the Automatic Updates page to show?

This should be in Unattended Windows Forum, but one of the Mods may move it. Would you like to post your Winnt.sif in code tags, minus sensitive data.