Aaron

Its on your original bought copy of the Windows 2000 disc, use a tool such as IsoBuster or Bart's Boot Image Extractor to get the bin file.

What's more annoying is some people don't use tags. I usually skip threads that don't have them.

It isn't "hung", its taking a while to install all the hotfixes you specified in svcpack.inf. Use /O with the "type 1" hotfixes to speed this up considerably.

Interesting... June 15th could be the RTW date...

Its explained on this page what to do with the cab file, and how to access ref.chm: http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/winnt_sif.htm

It's there in ref.chm (Are you using the one from xpsp1deploytools_en.cab?)

Wrong forum. Moved to Unattended Windows forum

Did you install it after installing April 2004's OE Cumulative Update?

That's possible

haha The words Kill Bill always reminded me of Bill Gates for some reason (god, I'm too geeky)

Let's see how you can get this working unattended, past attempts have failed.

I reckon its a visitor from google looking at a thread for a problem he/she was looking up. Happens all the time

Fixed. Added direct links instead

That doesn't happen to me for .NET 1.1, I extract the .exe then use /qn on netfw.msi

Add "DefaultPassword"=""to your reg file. How are you sure that cmdlines.txt executed or not? Press Shift+F11 during GUI-mode setup and type lusrmgr.msc to verify your account was added. (or you can always try out the commands on a running Windows XP machine) Use boxes for code, not coloured text :/

Wrong forum, and no double posting. http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=18445 Thread closed

You can do that with Messenger Plus

Agreed, they should bundle all necessary files in one zip archive and attach/host it instead.

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=13854

Bad Command: regedit/s. Put a spacing between the regedit and /s.... Is update.cmd in the $OEM$ folder as well?

It works the same way, DVD is just larger in capacity that's all

Its down, all the beta testers are trying to get Windows XP SP2 build 2111

Control Panel > User Accounts > Select user1 > select "Change my name"

You're missing a path to it, if MDAC is in the svcpack/update folder, its kept on CD and not copied to the HDD. So it has no way of finding out the drive letter to it. Put the MDAC file in the $OEM$ folders and path to them.

Wait for it to go final. Having an unattended Windows XP disc with a beta service pack is just silly to be honest.