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No prob. Took me a while to figure out when I had the prob. Glad to help.

@Astalavista Where'd you find that on their site? What does it do (ex - default browser?) If I use it, can I somehow import favorites and settings after installation, and how?

it may be ' ' (with a space in between)

Yea, I had this error. You get it if you have a blank single quotes in the beginning of a cmd, like so: Fix it by writing this (remove the '',) :

real-world tested v1.03. perfect. Thanks!!

are you sure about that? I just tested my Diskeeper with the following code: and it worked just fine, without any backslashes....

Integrated. Will post results of next Real-World test (including v1.03) prob sunday or mon.

awesome tool! thanks!

so this key is computer-specific?

no, not the hardware volume. i mean the normal "windows" volume in control panel. if you look at Control Panel -> Sounds & Audio Devices, you'll see: - Device Volume - Speaker Volume (button) these are two different things. I'm trying to set the "Device Volume" or am i wrong, and it really IS hardware dependent?

Is there a way to automatically set the volume in "Volume Control" (same as Control Panel -> Sounds & Audio Devices -> Device Volume) I want it on loudest (all the way to the right).

hmm.. I'm not sure what the cause, but I think it may be this .reg file. When I left-click DT now, I don't get the mounting options... can anyone else test this .reg file (from page 1) to see if they have the problem too? and how do i fix this?

regarding Ad-Aware: i'm using WPI to install, but here's the basic commands: %cdrom%\\Applications\\adaware\\adawaresepe105.exe /S cmd /c taskkill /F /IM Ad-Aware.exe cmd /c taskkill /F /IM hh.exe The last two will kill the window, so it dissapears. Tested and working.

i'm not sure, but i THINK it loads a certain Image on daemon tools startup. can anyone confirm this?

I am creating an unattended DVD including: WinXP Pro SP2 RyanVM Hotfixes (all updates) Applications (see screenshot below) - Installed via WPI It happens to be lots of fun, AND extremely useful. I've learned lots since I started. Good luck!

this seems to remove autostart (but leaves on automount). automount only applies once daemon tools starts, right?

anyone know which reg keys control this? or another way to change these default options?

yup, same prob here - i have to log off and log back on to install progs... this was a problem in an old version, whys it back?? ----------------------- As far as the winamp problem - you're solution worked, but my idiocy got in the way. I forgot to change your default "setup.ini" to my "winamp505.ini" for the installer. Here's my working code, for anyone who needs it: (winamp505.ini = installation settings; winamp.ini = post-install custom user settings) prog[pn]=['Winamp 5.05'] desc[pn]=['Winamp is a very popular media player used to play MP3 files.'] cmd1[pn]=['msiexec.exe /qb /i %cdrom%\\Applications\\Winamp\\Winamp505.msi INI="%cdrom%\\Applications\\Winamp\\winamp505.ini"'] cmd2[pn]=['XCOPY "%cdrom%\\Applications\\winamp\\Winamp.ini" "%systemdrive%\\Program Files\\Winamp\" /E /Y'] dflt[pn]=['no'] forc[pn]=['false'] cat[pn]=['<font color="FF9900">Audio</font>'] pn++

No problem, I'm just glad it works. Although I wish there was a way to know EXACTLY which extensions are classified by MPC as "video" - which ones are ACTUALLY associated with it... As far as my reg: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\.avi\shell\Open\command] @="\\Windows Media Player\\mplayer2.exe /Open \"%L\"" Interesting, since I double-click an.avi and it opens in MPC now. I think that it says "mplayer2" there, because I applied that earlier tweak you posted, and it never changed. But it doesn't matter to me, as long as my video files open in MPC. [edit] Ok, forget my above complaint - I found a way to check which formats are registered with MPC: 1) Open MPC 2) View -> Options 3) Player -> Formats [/edit]

sweet! this code did the trick: mplayerc /regvid

ok, change of plans. I found out some info that mplayer2 hasn't been touched since win98, and was recomended to download Media Player Classic. I did, and i love it - therefore, i'd like to update my request: associate all the codecs (ex: swgreed's Unattended Codec Pack) with Windows Media Player Classic (classic: start -> run -> mplayerc) That means no "What would you like to use to open this file" dialogs for ANY movie file type (.avi, .mpg, .mpeg, .qt, .rm, etc.) - just opens in windows media player classic.

Nope. Is it supposed to be possible to use the %cdrom% variable in the INI part? This happens with the code you posted, and also if i add backslashes before your quotes. BTW, SIDE Q: how did you manage to use quotes without causing an error? Doesn't it have to be \", not just " ?? [edit] oh, i'm still using 2.9.5 - does that matter? [/edit]

could you be a little more specifc? which keys am i looking at?

ok...