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  1. I'm using the latest version (followed your link directly yesterday) and it still doesn't work for me. And sorry, I meant that I ran the Extract.cmd, not *.bat (there isn't one). Anyway I'll try downloading it elsewhere and see if it works, thanks. -G
  2. Did I do anything wrong? Why isn't this working? :\ -G
  3. When I run the extract.bat I get this error message: Error: file is not supported archive What am I doing wrong? Thanks, -G
  4. Hi, I tried this with Firefox 0.9.3 and Mozilla 1.7.2... and it didn't work It gets stuck at the prompt for Install Folder. This is what I did: * Ran the Firefox 0.9.3 installer * Copied temp folder to my install directory * Ran Mozilla 1.7.2 installer * Copied setup.exe to firefox install directory * (for testing) Ran firefox setup.exe with -ms -ira switches * Get stuck at Install Folder prompt Any ideas how to fix this? Thanks, -G
  5. Thanks for the quick responses, but I do not want to install SP2. And yes this is for a Windows XP Professional English SP1 installation. So is there a way to enable the firewall by default?
  6. For the past few days I've been trying to perfect my Windows XP Pro unattended CD. How do I enable Windows Firewall by default for any LAN/WAN connections? I'm tired of having to keep Windows XP disconnected from the internet while I manually enable it (and no, I don't want to install another firewall). Thanks! EDIT: Forgot to mention, I'm using SP1.

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