Aaron

Try mounting the ISO in Daemon, Nero Image (in control panel) or Alcohol, then run CD-Check on it to see if there is corruption. If there is, this will rule out a bad CD-RW or Media.

Did you make an Administrative Installation Point? There are no cab files in one.

You can do it in a Command Prompt, or from the Start > Run box. But where people download it to is very random, so you need to define the path as well. e.g if its in C:\Downloads\ then the command would be: C:\Downloads\Office2003SP1-kb842532-fullfile-enu.exe /Q /C /T:C:\SP1

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I'm an all-intel guy. I've considered an AMD 64 Processor, but the chipset offerings shyed me away as there only seems to be VIA (oh no!) and nForce. I've found intel chipsets to be very solid, as stability is what I look for the most. The new Intel Prescotts run a bit hotter, but have read that its able to cope at the high temperatures. Although I wish I got a Northwood at the time since the Prescotts are slower (even with its 1MB cache). But the good thing is that Prescotts start to shine when its over 3.6GHz, which is why Intel are trying to phase out the Northwoods as the speed can't be squeezed out any further. I'm selling my AMD 1.3GHz with its VIA chipset mobo. I had the most problems with this out of all my 4 Intel (and intel chipset mobo) PCs.

Yeah there was 2 PDF related entries in there. Only one could be removed. This has helped slightly, thanks EDIT: removed PDFMaker.dot from C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\STARTUP\ and this fixed it

Does anyone know how to remove Adobe Acrobat 6 integration in Microsoft Word 2003? Its badly slowing down Word launch by about 5-10 seconds.

It already has, go have a look

It's until Dec. 31, 2007 http://www.msfn.org/comments.php?shownews=7919

There's no need, /silent works like ZoSTeR says

I'm sure it will be fine in svcpack.inf. Let us know how it goes as we all learn by trial and error

RichTJ99 - It mentions on the first page of this thread not to run 817778 in svcpack.inf. Ironically your attachment is called 817778_1.png too

You can get the repacked 3810 instead, which is based on http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=10097 As you can see, its a javatrig.exe replacement so it doesn't do a windows version check. This works on Windows 2000 and XP. http://unattended.msfn.org/files/MSJavaVM_3810.exe I've been meaning to update that MS Java page on the guide, will do it soon!

hmm. true... I'll get a modified dxsetup.exe up in a bit EDIT: Nope no luck, although the old modified exes works, but I can't say for sure how safe this is as there's a 5KB difference between dx9.0c's exe and dx9.0a's exe

It won't really be necessary. SP2 is just around the corner now and it will have DirectX 9.0c included

You can use UnattendMode=DefaultHide if you want to fill in some info during setup, but this means you must remove those lines in winnt.sif. e.g. you want to manually type in name and company, so you remove these two: FullName="John Doe" OrgName="some-place"

1. Should be. All hotfixes up to now are labelled kbWinXPpreSP2fix in their knowledge base articles. 2. WMP9, but it should have all critical updates and fixes included. 3. Yes 4. Has to be installed. Doesn't even have .NET Framework 1.0 either. 5. Yes 6. Can't verify this 7. Should be possible in Internet Options > Security. 8. IFRAME is still there at default security settings. Blocking flash ads is unlikely. 9. Don't know 10. No change, still the same as SP1.

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Check that "Administrators" could possibly be translated differently on your copy of Windows XP

Not an Unattended issue. Moved to Windows XP forum

GEnto wanted to reply to this thread, but he reported it to a moderator instead Here it is: Sometimes I've got an error at minute 36 of the instalation. Now no error but the logo shown during the instalation is the windows xp logo, after instalation is shown my modified logo. I want to know if it is posible to see my modified logo during the instalation too. On my start.cmd: REM ntkrnlpa.exe for HT and ntoskrnl.exe for uniproccesors FOR /F "tokens=3 delims= " %%A IN ('REG QUERY "HKLM\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Control\Session Manager\Environment" /v NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS') DO SET NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS=%%A bootcfg /copy /D "Windows XP Professional" /ID 1 if %NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS%==2 goto DUAL REM ---- For Single proc ---- ntoskrnl.exe for uniproccesors bootcfg /RAW "/Kernel=OEMKrnl.exe" /A /ID 2 :DUAL REM ---- For Multiprocess/Hyperthread proc ---- ntkrnlpa.exe for HT bootcfg /RAW "/Kernel=dualKrnl.exe" /A /ID 2 bootcfg /Timeout 0 bootcfg /Default /ID 2 it works OK after instalation. thank everybody

Yes, you will need to create them See http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/oemfolders.htm for more info

Looks fine to me, but the only way to fix hard to find mistakes is to actually run it

REG.exe is included in Windows XP.