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Did you have a progress dialog when detnet start to install. If you use /qb switch in winrar, then aDotnet.exe should control the install via the handle of the window. When window closes then aDotnet will clean up, as in removing aspnet user. Works fine here. Sorry if I could not help.

That is why you set Autopartition = 0. So setup will not look at the second drive? Safety first. Protect your data.

Set Autopartition = 0 That should let you setup the partitions. Then unattended from then onwards. But also If you want to live dangerously, you could also use: Repartition = Yes If you boot with this and press any key, then kiss your first partition goodbye. I do not use Repartition for this reason. It could wipe out a good system bye mistake. Actually wipes all of first drive.

I scan the file and no virus found. Office shinker is made with Autoit? Yes? I use Autoit also, and some virus scanners report that it is a virus when it is not. I know the creator of Autoit has been contacting antivirus firms, as to this false warning. Well, leaves some uncertain dicisions of whether it is or isn't. I DL it before because, I know of these false warnings. Luckily, no problems. Still here aren't I.

Yes, where do you start. You have no inverted comma's around \Windows. Try making a fresh sif with setupmgr then use ref guide to customize more. Too many problems may lay in this sif. B)

Well, got my results. Had to press enter twice, to start process. Then enter twice, halfway through. Not hard work. Suppose that you would call it a provide defaults unattended. Allows a support personal to use their own copy for ease, and change username halfway through install. Has someone got a retail copy, to prove whether it does the same or different?

If they are in use by windows. Then that would mean that invisible system files exist in there? Where did the other files go btw? Windows may make empty folders for its own use. I would leave them if the os needs them. Just an idea.

This is a disappointing thread, guys. Is this retail against oem owners? I have spent about $10,000 in the past 5 years on computer hardware to entitle me to oem cd's. And alotta this thread seems to be about oem's cannot hold a candle to a retail cd? To my knowledge, you can buy a burner and a OEM CD legally for the price that it would cost to buy a retail off the shelf. Why buy the retail, if that is the case? Until proof is given as to why a retail cd is better then an oem. I'll keep on buying oem's. I have made my batch.inf, and will see if my (perfectly legal) OEM 98SE CD will do a full unattended. The help guide says it will. I noticed one of the tabs said that I need to check every box on that tab, else unattended mode would not work. Well, they are not all ticked by default. Lucky, some would overlook this very easy, as the warning font is dim to notice. I will post my results. Please keep unproven taunts to a minimum, ok.

Maybe the common link. The file may have a problem. Maybe find a new source for the file. Only guessing here.

General tab -> administation options. Mine are unticked. But I have no sticky key problem. Infact, all are unticked except for general tab notifications. Throughout all window. B)

You can leave those 2 entrys out if you do not want classic. I have the same problem. Have you changed the uxtheme.dll by chance, on your cd? Just curious.

You are suppost to have a clean system. Else the install information may be incorrect for this program to monitor. In other words you may have files missing due to the installer may not overwrite files that were left behind from previous install. Thay may put monitoring out for those files. You may be safe if you chose overwrite when you made the transform file. No promises made on that as I have not tried this method. I used a clean Virtual PC.

Found your problem. I have a trial version here. You must extract setup.exe from your installation file. With winrar or other. Then type setup.exe /S /v/qn Notice that I have used capital S. I had probs to until I did this

Yes, but is diskeeper at the end of your batchfile. Sorry, should have a little more clear. If it is, then maybe the system is rebooting prematurely?

I would use the internal tempmode switch for winrar. I'm unsure whether you can use switches outside the SFX itself?

hmm, This what is listed in Unattend CD Guide on this site. start /wait %systemdrive%\install\Applications\diskeeper\Setup.exe /s /v/qn Is the system rebooting during or straight after install ? Else maybe a rollback is happening?

Free Download Manager here too.

The original MSCOREE.DLL is Feb 20, 2003 ?

MSCOREE.DLL was created on July 14, 2004 ? This a latter version then original .Net 1.1.

I have v1.1.4322.573 changes to 1.1.4322.2032. build 2032 is higher then 573 ? The versions are different?

You can remove a sid before syspreping. I believe there is a support tool for this. Never heard of ayone wanting to change a Sid. Unless you wish to unencrypt files made under an old Sid?

SP1 is here. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...&DisplayLang=en

@Coolsights2000 LOL, look harder at M$.

@shef Sale Your batch command is executing the extraction. Once that is finished. It will continue with the next line in the batch file, even though .Net still has to install. I'm using Autoit scripts to monitor the install with the /qb switch used in .Net archive. My script will not proceed until .Net window has closed. Controlling with a Batchfile? Not sure. Here is my Autoit exe. Put it in the some folder as setup.exe (.Net archive). And run aDotnet.exe from your batchfile. aDotnet will run setup.exe. Batch will not continue until aDotnet.exe has finished. Ensure your archive has this in it's comments: ;The comment below contains SFX script commands Setup=Netfx.msi /qb /norestart TempMode Silent=2 Overwrite=1 Good luck. P.S. it will delete ASPUSER as well in the script. aDotnet.zip

@MAVERICKS CHOICE SFX has a exe extention. Tick Create SFX Archive & Create Solid Archive.