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My whole CD is done with Autoit3. Except for my regtweaks.reg file, easier to work with.

Are they not MSI files?

Entry method is similar as to a RunOnceEx.cmd file. It uses the same display as other RunOnceEx methods.

Ok Astalavista, I do not have a R*.cmd file though. I have a R*.au3 file that compiles into an exe. I guess you want some variation to look at.

I ran this in a batch file for %%i in (C: D: E: F: G: H: I: J: K: L: M: N: O: P: Q: R: S: T: U: V: W: X: Y: Z:) do if exist %%i\SETUP.exe set CDROM=%%i %CDROM% pauseI get G: returned. The windows cdrom. But added with your runonceex command would be REG ADD %KEY%\010 /V 1 /D "G:Apps\SOME-APP-FOLDER\INSTALLTHIS.EXE /silent /v/qb " /fConversion would be no backslash between the full colon and Apps, as BritishBullDog was pointing out. He is only trying to help out. Am I wrong?

Short answer... .\ = Current directory ..\ = Up one directory \ is a backslash. On it's own means nothing. We are using DOS, correct? Not a program helper. I think GreenMachine's post is being taken in the wrong meaning.

[COMMANDS] "REGEDIT /S ..\Tweaks\RegTweaks.reg" This should do it.

Welcome to MSFN. Search in the Application switches forum. Your answer maybe there.

In the root of $OEM$. You should have Cmdlines.txt, RunOnceEx.cmd, UserAccounts.cmd and Autologon.reg. Thats for a RunOnceex install.

This file: ntkrnlmp.exe This is the multiprocessor boot file.

Did you modify it?

Maybe something wrong with your media? Ensure you use -b for your bootfile in cdimage commandline. Ensure you are using the master cdrom, if you have 2. Double check your bios settings, disable harddrive boot if able.

4 is off

Infstaller goes in the same directory as the inf file and installs it.

You can look for a Regtweak for Indexing service. I have mine running as it improves the speed of searching for files etc. Winnt.sif does not have an entry for it. Found the tweak for you. [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\cisvc] "Start"=dword:00000004

Index server is a server tool. Home will not have it. It is for IIS which home computers do not use.

I remove a number of defaults from it. Change extension to sif. Give it a try.

@Astalavista General rule that I use. If you modify a binary file. Modifype it. Setup does a crc check on binary files. Binary files have a header that states information. Size of the file is one piece of that information. If you modify the file, the size of the file will not match the size information in the header. As for uncompressed winntbbu.dll on european versions. Your guess is as good as mine. Number of files are uncompressed on my copy for use of setup, I considered?

Just tested in virtualpc without quotes. works fine. Is OemPreinstall=Yes by chance in winnt.sif?

When you change the bitmaps, ensure that you modifype.exe the file afterwards. It fixes the crc checksum of the file, so setup will not see it as a corrupted file. A link is in the unattended cd guide for it.

You should have a winntbbu.dll in I386 directory. And the bitmap references that you have edited, are the low resolution bitmaps. You should only need to edit the high resolution bitmaps, high resolution bitmaps are the bitmaps you see during setup, so long as you do not have a display issue?

Check your Dr.watson logs for what is causing this.

Please, could the direct download links be removed from the first post. Author's instructions, descriptions etc. are not being seen by everyone. The threads should be visited by everyone. Example: currently 20% of people are getting it right, with the program that I offer. The help guide and tools cab files are not being downloaded. That makes the program limited in function. Thanks.

Use CDImage.exe to make the CD Image and the use Easy CD Creator to burn the Image to CD. Check at the bottom of my post for the link of the Unattended CD Guide, this is where you can get CDImage.

Release of v1.3. Get the main file, the tools.cab and the guide.cab. Check the history post on first page. Good luck, MHz.