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I silently install (copy over) Media Player Classic 6.4.8.2 I associate it with /regvid Now I want to know if there is a way to auto-apply options? In particular, the option (in "playback"), that says "Play 1 time(s)". How do I do this?

the virus defs are updated almost daily... Just bookmark this page. Then, right before you burn your latest CD/DVD, download and install the virus defs (as described in the Guide).

glad to be of help. it feels nice to be able to give back after all the help i've gotten from others. B)

ok, everything worked perfectly. SAV 9.0.3.1000 installed, updated defs, and liveupdate is v2.6 (anyone who wants to know, you can check the version by looking at "LiveUpdate" in Add/Remove programs - it shows the version number) updated my "guide" to reflect all of this: Guide

gotcha. testing now...

ok, just one last point: my "program files\Symantec AntiVirus\lusetup.exe" is: 3,888 KB while the "lusetup.exe" which i downloaded is: 2,614 KB is this correct? the newer version is replacing a larger older version? Also, is there a way to check which LiveUpdate version is installed? (to confirm it did work?)

i must be doing something different then? maybe a different method? (i sort of followed this guide) i ran the code i have above, and it created a folder (C:\SAV) full of stuff... (folders: common, external, program files, redist, system32, windows; and file: Symantec AntiVirus.msi) i was able to replace the virusdefs (the same way i wrote above). i just dont know how to update liveupdate...can you help? do I ONLY replace "program files\Symantec AntiVirus\lusetup.exe" with "lusetup.exe" which I downloaded? Also, is there a way to check which LiveUpdate version is installed? (to confirm it did work?) ps, i updated my above "guide" a little pps - after running your code, i see it does the extact same thing that the code i have does (only mine puts it neatly into %systemdrive%\SAV)

Ok, here it is, step-by-step: Getting Files Ready: Localize installation dir & create admin install point: (Run this code as whatever.cmd in your source directory) start /wait setup.exe /A /V"/QB TARGETDIR=%systemdrive%\SAV" Update Virus Definitions: Replace the "program files\Symantec AntiVirus\Virus Defs" with the new downloaded version from: http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcen...ges/US-N95.html Update LiveUpdate: Replacing "program files\Symantec AntiVirus\lusetup.exe " with the version downloadable here: ftp://ftp.symantec.com/public/english_us_...ate/lusetup.exe Installing Unattended: Run the following code (edited to reflect you path): "%systemdrive%\Install\Applications\SAV\Symantec AntiVirus.msi" /QB RUNLIVEUPDATE=0 REBOOT=ReallySuppress

Thank you!! (I thought they were done with Winamp? Oh well...)

works perfect! thanks!

so it's not possible?

i don't want the e-mails themselves. i want the accounts.

so it's not possible?

Hi, I am trying to delete a reg key with my Cleanup.cmd. However, the code I'm using asks for confirmation... what do i need to change / how do i delete a reg entry without confirmation? here's my current (flawed) code: ECHO Deleting Temporary WPI Registry Key... reg delete "hkcu\software\microsoft\internet explorer\styles"

but then the identity number varies from computer to computer. how do i make it universal?

nono, you both misunderstood me. i know a batch file can determine a CDROM variable - but then i'd have to put a cmd file in $OEM$\$1 . I am trying to NOT copy ANYTHING to the harddrive (even the tiny cmd file). so is there any way to get that INITIAL cmd file to run FROM the cd? maybe using an approach similar to what i post in my first post?

anyone?

i know, but that wasn't my question. i dont want special software, i want a real method...

Ok, I searched and found lots of different answers to this question, but none seem to work: How do I backup my Outlook Express settings (INCLUDING accounts, preferences/options, rules), and have them EASILY imported on a newly-formatted-WinXP-machine? The only post that seemed possible was idle.newbie's (here), since it accounts for the Identities string changing with each installation. But I need more info on this: what EXACTLY do I need to backup? and in what file? and how do I run it on a new machine? do ANY changes have ot be made to that code?

anyone ever attempt this? calling a file located on the CD from GuiRunOnce? (as opposed to it being copied over from "$oem$\$1\Install")?

huh? i asked a question...

not so clear, asta... first off, whyd u post the same tweak twice? second, where is your wpi.exe (which for me will be wpi.cmd) being called from???? winnt.sif? [edit] i see one has InternetExplorer, and the other has Internet Explorer (with a space between), but why the need for both? my reg only has the Internet Explorer key...

i know, that's why there are the "."s there, it should avoid this problem - it does in cmdlines.txt. I just never tested it with winnt.sif... can anyone else help?

Is it possible to run a cmd file from winnt.sif's [GuiRunOnce] thats on CD? I know cmdlines.txt can run it in such a way, for example (working code): [COMMANDS] "REGEDIT /S ..\Tweaks\RegTweaks.reg" "..\WPI\WPI.cmd" so my Q is: Can I use this method for [GuiRunOnce]? I want to run the WPI.cmd file (which is in the WPI folder, which is in the Root of the CD, same level as the i386 folder), without copying it to HDD.

is it possible to call a cmd file on the CD from GuiRunOnce? ex: [GuiRunOnce] "..\WPI\WPI.cmd" because I used the code: "..\WPI\WPI.cmd" in cmdlines.txt (before i decided to switch methods) and it worked...would it work from winnt.sif?