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It seems for some reason your screensaver is activated during setup programs with WPI! Do you use a tweak or a batch file for this setting after windows installation is done?

About the variable %comma% used with WPI ! This variable replace the comma (,) inside java script to execute all commands separated with a comma, because all commands can be executed. If we keep comma (,) the command execute only the first one... We can see also inside the command to install Windows Live: config.js prog[pn]=['Windows Live 2012']; uid[pn]=['WINDOWSLIVE2012']; ordr[pn]=[24]; dflt[pn]=['yes']; forc[pn]=['no']; bit64[pn]=['no']; cat[pn]=['Applications']; pfro[pn]=['no']; cmds[pn]=['"%wpipath%\\Install\\WLive\\wlsetup-all.exe" /q /AppSelect:Messenger%comma%Mail%comma%MovieMaker%c

Note: about function getSysPCType() inside wmi.js: There is no result on Windows XP ("Unspecified"): Win32_ComputerSystem class (Windows) Maybe we can add a comment inside wmi.js (on line 1209): Thanks and regards.

About Edition ID for Windows XP. Result: NOT_FOUND with my Windows XP localized french version. But, changing inside wmi.js (from line 115) to: if (szOSVerCache=="XP") { szEditionIDCache=objItem.Caption; } Tested and works fine! I think it's OK for all localized Windows XP version! Thanks to check if it's OK. Image Windows XP Edition Regards *Edit: post updated

@Kels What do you think about adding some useful infos inside wpi.css to customize Theme, like this: wpi.css (partial infos): .navTxt /* text icons on the left: Options, Configuration... */ { font-family: tahoma; font-weight: bold; color: #ffffff; font-size: 16pt; } .timerHeader /* text over the counter */ { font-family: arial; color: #ffffff; font-weight: bold; font-style: normal; font-size: 10pt; } .timer /* digital counter */ { font-family: arial; color: #ffffff; font-weight: bold; font-style: normal; font-size: 24pt; } Thanks and regards

Loading fast here also. Many thanks.

Thanks. Do it!

Unfortunately, there are many copies of WPI and counterfeiting on the web !!! I hope he uses an original copy !

Bug Fix about Downloading files with WPI using Windows 7 or Windows 8: Manage BITS (Background Intelligent Transfer Service) with Windows PowerShell Using Windows PowerShell to Create BITS Transfer Jobs (Windows) To download successfully ({DOWNLOAD}) a file from Internet using Windows 7 or Windows 8, we must add some changes inside installer.js: From line 1338 we can add: if (getOSver()=="Win7" || getOSver()=="Win8") cmdLine='Powershell Start-BitsTransfer -Source '+URL+' -Destination "%TEMP%\\'+Filename+'" -TransferType Download'; fsoCmd=true; if (getOSver()=="2K" || getOSver()=="XP"

This can't be done on Windows 7 or Windows 8, because BitsAdmin.exe is deprecated for those OS. Manage BITS (Background Intelligent Transfer Service) with Windows PowerShell Using Windows PowerShell to Create BITS Transfer Jobs (Windows) We must make changes inside installer.js to download files on the Web using Powershell ! From line 1338 we can add: installer.js if (getOSver()=="Win7" || getOSver()=="Win8") cmdLine='Powershell Start-BitsTransfer -Source '+URL+' -Destination "%TEMP%\\'+Filename+'" -TransferType Download'; fsoCmd=true; Add on line 1342: if (getOSver()=="XP" || get

As previously made by Francesco, we can fix a bug using Dependencies (adding a blank line): http://www.msfn.org/...mmand-selected/ Adding inside configwizard.js on line 833: if ((document.getElementById("uid").disabled) || (document.getElementById("cmd1").disabled)) Alert("",getText(txtMustAddCommand),"",3,-1,0,0);; The alert box will appear now (and no more text on the top-left window !) Tested and works fine! Thanks to check if it's OK. Regards Alert Box Dependencies Image Maybe it would be useful to change also the message box and add (for example): lang_en.js (line 972):

However we can convert Addons to SFX files and use those ones with WPI: How to convert Add-On to SFX file HTH

I would suggest to add "function getProductKey" inside WPI to know the Windows key! I found the code here (at the bottom of the web page): JS/VB Product Key Viewer (THANK YOU RPGFAN!) 1 - Adding inside wmi.js (from line 349); [or maybe inside core.js and wmi.js ?] : function getProductKey() { position="wmi.js"; whatfunc="getProductKey()"; // Thanks to TheTeenScripter var shell = new ActiveXObject("WScript.shell"); var DigiProdId = shell.RegRead("HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows NT\\CurrentVersion\\DigitalProductId"); DigiProdId = DigiProdId.toArray(); var binary

Take a look here: http://www.wincert.net/forum/files/file/5-win-toolkit/

You are welcome! About drivers integration you will find help also here using Windows 7: http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/152813-how-to-create-an-oem-folder/ You can also use WPI to add some specific drivers but it's needed to work a little using SFX files ! Example: Scan3970.txt ;!@Install@!UTF-8! ; Mode silencieux pour HP Scanjet3970 series x86 GUIMode="2" RunProgram="hidcon:cmd /c xcopy \"%%T\\*.*\" %SYSTEMDRIVE%\\Drivers\\Scanjet\\ /s /e /i /y" RunProgram="%SYSTEMDRIVE%\\Drivers\\Scanjet\\DPInst32.exe /SW" ;!@InstallEnd@! Help inside the sub-forum: http://www.msfn.org/...dule-and-tools

The %Distribution_Folder% is the folder name you given and where all Windows 7 files will be copied. Example: C:\Win7_SP1 Copy the folder $oem$ (extracted from Sources.rar) inside C:\Win7_SP1\sources\ Copy WPI folder on C:\Win7_SP1\ and launch WPI.exe to cutomize your silent installations! That's done!

Yes, because Sysprep tool must be used ! *Edit: Sysprep on Wikipedia Maybe a workaround ?: http://acacha.org/me...cions_desateses start /wait msiexec /qn /norestart /i LIPsetup.msi More help: How to Sysprep a Windows XP How to use Sysprep with Ghost SolutionBase: Using Sysprep to create a Windows XP image

Option 1: ------------ 1 - Download and extract the folder Sources.rar 2 - Inside Sources, copy $oem$ inside your Distribution folder: C:\%Distribution_Folder%\sources\$oem$ 3 - Using WPI: Add inside Options | Features : Check: Load desktop before installation starts Option 2: ----------- Simply add inside Autounattend.xml file: <component name="Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Setup" processorArchitecture="x86" publicKeyToken="31bf3856ad364e35" language="neutral" versionScope="nonSxS" xmlns:wcm="http://schemas.microsoft.com/WMIConfig/2002/State" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instanc

Like submix8c said you will find help inside the sub-forum WPI: (example) http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/150967-wpi/page__pid__1028017#entry1028017 Enjoy !

About LIPSetup.msi: Write maually inside: Configuration | Add: msiexec.exe /i "%wpipath%\Install\LIP\LIPSetup.msi" /qn The command will be writed by WPI (inside config.js): ['msiexec.exe /i "%wpipath%\\Install\\LIP\\LIPSetup.msi" /qn']

Yes! Using WPI is a good idea: http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/150967-wpi/

It would be kind if the OP changes his topic title as: How to install LIPSetup.msi file ? (for example)

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=OEMReadme.txt

Well ! "Googling" I found. Readme.txt http://digsys20-27.p...rian/Readme.txt Oops. I read now inside OEMReadme.txt (found on the web): This document should not be re-distributed. Sorry. Process already given.

Useful help: Windows XP Service Pack 3 Deployment Tools How to use the Sysprep tool to automate successful deployment of Windows XP