Aaron

Yeah I think so too, its mentioned several times not to use this in svcpack.inf

Its an e-mail informing you that someone tried to send you a virus. The inbuilt virus scanner on the mail server caught it and removed it before sending the rest of the email to you. Also like Xperties says, don't paste full email addresses on here, spam harvesters can pick them up easily, so its not a very nice thing to do.

You forgot to close it off with quotations like every other REG ADD entry you have. "%systemdrive%\install\Applications\ZoneAlarm\zlssetup_45_594_000.exe /s /noreboot" /f

Buy it.

Sounds like AOL software. Nah just kidding. Use a startup monitoring application such as Mike Lin's Startup CPL utility (MSConfig is crap as it is), and uncheck anything suspicious, or anything related to the popup you're getting.

You're forgetting that files/folders that contain spaces need to be wrapped in quotations. RD /S /Q "%allusersprofile%\Start Menu\Programs\PrintMe Internet Printing"RD /S /Q "%systemdrive%\Documents and Settings\John\Favorites\Links"To see what I mean, type %systemdrive%\Documents and Settings\John from the Start > Run box and it'll say its not found (see where it stops just after "documents"?). Wrapping it in quotes afterwards fixes it.

deleting completely

Well Done But please post your code within tags, it makes for much easier readability

The Video Resolution Changer listed at http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/downloads.htm may help.

No double posting. http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=18281&hl= Thread Closed

yes should do. Since you had double entries, and cmdow @ /HID in effect, it was asking you if you wanted to overwrite the existing entry, but you couldn't see the Command window.

What else are you executing from cmdlines.txt?

You could make the shortcuts beforehand, then use COPY or the $Docs folder. Or use this command line utility: http://www.jsiinc.com/SUBM/tip6000/rh6035.htm

Add OemSkipWelcome=1 to [GuiUnattended] setupmgr.exe should have created this entry by default.

That is the update. SP1 contains Microsoft VM build 3809, and SP1a doesn't.

Thanks all Bit early tho

The Update Rollup 1 covers the blaster exploit. Type 1 and 2 is differentiated because of the different switches between the two. The switches are mentioned in the list. Everything you need is on the list. Check carefully and you can see the WMP8 and DX8 updates. Redownload the hotfix, it may be corrupted. Making heavy modifications to your CD, such as editing/removing files in the I386 directory can also make an impact on how the Update Rollup can be verified as installed or not.

Do you have trouble running any game, or is it just Ultima? Whatever Ultima version you're running, most of the games in the Ultima series are very old dating back to 5-8 years ago. Its probably not supported by the newer cards.

And if you have pskill in the System32 directory, there's no need to state the full path to it (%systemroot%\System32\)

Seems to work fine for me and others. Are you sure you have the syntax right? (j2re-1_4_2_01-windows-i586.exe /s /v"/qn ADDLOCAL=jrecore IEXPLORER=1")

There isn't anything wrong with the uxtheme.dll file provided for Windows XP SP1. The only reason I can see from the problems you're getting is because you might be using a beta of Service Pack 2?

Just as Glowy said Your directory layout for additional chipsets is also fine

doh! fixed

There's lots of ways to execute RunOnceEx commands: cmdlines.txt, svcpack.inf, [setupparams], [GuiRunOnce]. It doesn't affect the performance of RunOnceEx in any way, so take your pick!

Moved You can install LeechFTP, then take the files out of C:\Program Files\LeechFTP and put this in $OEM$\$Progs\LeechFTP You can also export your LeechFTP settings from the Registry located at HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\LeechFTP, and import them during your unattended installation. You may also want to run attrib -R "%programfiles%\LeechFTP\*.*" in one of your batch files to remove the read-only attributes (because it was copied from read-only media) incase LeechFTP writes settings to the files.