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My profile directories are on other drives which is good. But if you type in %Userprofile%\Desktop in the run box. You will get an error. Because %UserProfile% seems to just %HomeDrive%%HomePath%. So to counteract, I create a short called Desktop where it used to be, pointing to the new location. I do this with the other folders also.

REG ADD %KEY%\005 /VE /D "Add TweakUI to Control Panel" /f REG ADD %KEY%\005 /V 1 /D "%CDROM%\Software\AddTweakUItoControlPanel.vbs" /f Here is a vbs file. Similar to js. It works?

Finalized the Theme randomizer.

Great!! Your Welcome, Irving.

I have created this for you. Follow the basic instructions. Tests show good here. Added color schemes for each theme. ( final release ) Random_Themes_2.rar

Thanks, see if I can achieve something from this.

Do you know of the reg key that would enable theme change? Might be able to randomize with autoit from cmdlines.txt?

@a06lp You can use ; for start of comments? Looks like it should remove those folders, but put shutdown at end of script. May make the difference.

Put shutdown.exe at the end of the command script may help. 10 seconds will not be enough? @Alpheratz13 Do you spell install, as instal or install ? @a06lp Double forward slash is not a comment in command script. Use a semi-colon instead. Try typing // into a command box and see what you get.

It's not the date\time. It is the checksum. Use Modifype as MCT says.

Yes, All Users for file\folders for all or Default User for file\folders for each account. Your pick.

Get the copy back, pronto. legally speaking. Edit. assuming that he is getting paid software for nothing?

Under $OEM$\$Docs You can have all users or default user. Using tom is a mistake.

Found info here and simple info here relating to your issue at Microsoft. Maybe answer within OS?

Have you checked the net command? I think the net account command may do what you want? Here is some info.

Yes, in $OEM$\$docs\all users\desktop

Converted to a cmd file reg add "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop" /v Wallpaper /t reg_expand_sz /d %systemroot%\web\wallpaper\xxx.bmp /f reg add "HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Desktop" /v Wallpaper /t reg_expand_sz /d %systemroot%\web\wallpaper\xxx.bmp /f edit: So you have a variable option.

I just add msvdm.dll to $OEM$\$$\system32. And use Regsvr32.exe /s msvdm.dll to register it. I use no other entries and it should be functional for all users?

You should be able to use that sif file. If you want more info on adding more etc. just see the unattended cd guide for insight. If you have the option for recovery console, that could make life easy for you.

People are giving advice, without the knowledge that you used nlite? You should be able to slipstream either. So long as it has not been modified. SP2 will just overwrite the SP1 stuff.

Lots of different boot cds around. My main is a bartpe disk that has 20-30 images for me to boot into. Edit: Get it from BartPE.

If you have that option. Just use recovery console and use diskpart to delete the partition. Then your options for a clean install will return. Your cd is a start-up disk? Edit: Or are you doing a network install?

You must still have full options, with how you setup your winnt.sif. If you get this menu: 1. To setup windows XP now, press enter. 2. To repair a Windows XP installation using recovery console, press R. 3. Quit. If you select 1, then you can repair or install fresh without repair. Or you can select 2, then enter diskpart at the cmdline, just like the old fdisk. And delete/create partitions, format etc. Are these the options that you are receiving?

Try here.

Third party packet writing and XP do not mix well at all. No matter who creates the software. It has cost me alotta problems in the past. You are only asking for problems installing these. Should leave these to the 9x users. XP has the the best packet writing software built-in.