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How do you even get to the desktop in WinPE, mine just keeps rebooting after some command prompt window comes up and disappears????

K so wait, this is based off BartPE or WinPE? You can have an explorer and a startmenu in these? I thought these were just Preinstallation Environments (hence the PE)? I am currently using WinPE to launch winnt32 for my unattended DVD...I can take this even further you mean?

Hi everyone, My question is this: Is there a way / method in which we can use the the MassStorage driver pack ONLY in the textportion of the setup as to detect controllers before the OS is installed? Thanks

Could someone who is using Method 2, pyron's method + keeping the drivers post their presetup.cmd I am quite confused in how to make BOTH drivers install during and install and after install to work..... Can I just simply replace the line with pyron's setdevicepath with this new setupcopyoeminf and it will work during GUI install and keep the drivers during regular windows install?

SoOoOo...?

http://www.realtimesoft.com/multimon/faq.asp This cleared up a lot!! Looks like I have to enable something called "span mode".... hmm...I will try this when I get home...

This could potentially fall into 2 catagories? hehe

That is what I am trying to do by asking you guys!! Hopefully someone will know...

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?act=ST...t=0#entry360259

That it exactly what I thought until I saw this! It must be possible!! http://www.tomshardware.com/game/20050725/...ia_eswc-03.html Look at the bottom picture! So unless quake specifically supports it...but that is exactly what I want to do, except with 2 screens , not 4.

Hey all I currently have 2 CRT's hooked up to my dual display video card. I have selected the appropriate options in the display settings to allow extend the desktop space and everything works great from that aspect. However, when I play a game (i.e. Battlefield 2), the game only displays on the primary monitor. How do I make it SPAN across both? Is that even possible? Thank you in advance dudes!

HAAH this article is awesome haha

Wow, this would be a nice addition, I had no idea you could keep those screens in an unattended installation...this will make my setup a lot more user friendly...awesome.

I am also interested in this too, I will also aid in the search!

This is completely unrelated, but hey, I used to live in Saudi Arabia! Lived there for 4 and 1/2 years! Jeddah.

I have had problems in the past with Ryan Vm's, try taking that out but keeping the rest and see what happends....

Done and Done! Didn't know it was that simple...

I am wanting to upgrade to the newest version of WPI. How do I upgrade without loosing everything I have already done / edited?

Did this thread die or what...?

I'll reply to the rest later, but first this part.... This is what I have: %CDDRIVE%\OEM\bin\7za.exe x -y -aoa %CDDRIVE%\OEM\DriverPack_*.7z -o"%DPDIRROOT%" this code does exactly what you 'invented'.... In fact, your code is useless: the FOR loop is completely unnecessary, if you simple use the asterisk... ← I didn't mean it in a way to critisize or tell you how to do yours, I was just informing you how useful your driverpacks are for me in that regard.

Perhaps I should clarify a bit more, this is for the Audigy 2 ZS. This is basically what I did: 1. Copied the entire official driver / control panel etc etc CD that they gave me with my card to my "Appz" folder on my DVD 2. Somehow found out that the actual setup.exe executed is the one located in the audio/setup folder from the root of the CD 3. Did the -R switch etc etc and got the setup.iss (I believe this actual install also installs the driver, for I remember check off the box that said install all options + driver, hence this is in my setup.iss) From here you guys know the rest. As for a version, I don't think I will be able to tell you since I have already updated my current control panel with the newest ones from creative. OH! I forgot to mention, I also RunOnceEx 'ed the audigy 2 zs updates, finding the actual setup files in the %tmp% while the setup runs and copied them over to my Appz dir under "Updates" (you need the setup.iss etc for those too, so do the same procedure) BTW, I am a big fan / user of your driverpacks, awesome work there, I even have a small set of my own (printer, monitor ones) that I use. I use them along with Pyrons method and just added this code in his presetup.cmd FOR %%I IN (%CDDRIVE%\OEM\Drivers\*.7z) DO "%CDDRIVE%\OEM\BIN\7za.exe" x "%%I" -y -aoa -o"%SystemDrive%\Drivers" This way, you can just add 7z archives right in the folder and the install will just take care of them.

uhh guys, I have been doing an RunOnceEx install of all this for a year now, straight from the official Audigy 2 ZS Driver CD, i just found the main setup file in the %tmp% directory, created an setup.iss using the appropriate switch, and did a -s install. Why is this so hard?

Does anyone have another method to register wups2.dll? I was wanting to register it using the HIVECLS.inf but where exactly do registered dll's go in the registry?

A create user screen? If you made an unattend CD using the winnt.sif method you normally shouldn't recieve a create user screen...could you post a screenshot?

Im not sure I follow...