Aaron

http://www.cexx.org/rpc.htm Don't follow anybody's advice about deleting/disabling this service, its not recommended.

It might work if you have one batch file that calls out to your other batch files

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Is it this that you're talking about? http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...&DisplayLang=en

My Drivers folder didn't get deleted either, I assume its in use by Windows. You're familiar with the RunOnce registry key, so you can create a cmd file to wipe the Drivers folder on the next reboot.

State the full stop error (they're all in CAPS, including the number codes) and the name of the file causing it (if there is one)

uses 6667

You like to broadcast that you have activated Longhorn don't you? Nothing to be proud of anyway.

Its there by default. If you used this registry tweak: ;Disable Welcome Screen and uses Classic Logon [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon] "LogonType"=dword:00000000 then you need to remove this.

Only semi-nudity. Excludes chest and private parts.

there must be a space inbetween > and C:\ You won't need the quotes if you specify a filename without spaces. examples: user.cmd > "c:\setup logs.log" user.cmd > c:\setup.log

I'm out of ideas for a new poll, bring the ideas on people!

I don't know why you want CD1 put back in... But here's what you can do: Once your batch has finished installing all your extras, put in a pause so that it asks you to press any key to continue (you could also include an ECHO message beforehand to ask to put in CD 2). Once the CD is in you press any key to continue the batch. The remaining commands in the batch file should have a direct path to the CD Drive this time(e.g. F:\Applications\setup.exe)

Actually use this one, much better.

This is the only command I know of, and because of the way it works, you may have to define multiple filenames for each start/copy/del process you perform. (to prevent overwriting). The > C:\file.txt works on any DOS command, as long as its on the end of the command, examples: start /wait blahblah\apps\zonealarm.exe /qn > c:\zonealarm.txt del %systemrooot%\system32\uxtheme.dll > c:\uxtheme.txt and so on. Let me know how it goes.

gamehead, we're not talking about taking a screen capture. d'oh!

Try Winbeta's IRC channel for Longhorn irc://irc.winbeta.org

Yeah you can, compressed NAV 8.1 from 34MB to 20MB

Yes its in there somewhere (sorry, been some time ago since I installed vmware.) Have preferred Virtual PC due to its speed, but might go back to Vmware for its snapshot feature.

None at all, is your monitor set as "Default Monitor" instead of "Plug'n'Play" by any chance?

Have you considered placing everything in one batch file? I had a similar problem where halfway through the nero installation, GuiRunOnce executed the last batch (reboot.cmd) and it aborted all my applications batch. So I merged the reboot batch into the end of the applications batch.

VMWare supports ISO images as well. It should be in the preferences for the created OS in vmware

Some registry keys require a reboot to take effect.

Checked mine, Read Only is unchecked.