Aaron

Try using this instead: RMDIR /S /Q "%systemdrive%\Program Files\Netmeeting" RMDIR /S /Q "%systemdrive%\Program Files\Movie Maker" I wouldn't be so sure how WFP is going to react to those deletions though...

While MSN Messenger 6 may look more visually appealing, Windows Messenger remains to be a solid corporate client supporting .NET, SIP and Exchange protocols.

By guessing, netmeeting could be "conf". Anyhow that's how its executed in Windows XP. But I'll take look into the Microsoft Knowledge base for you.

Welcome to MSFN matey

I think the Watercolor visual style is what you're looking for, as it uses the whistler theme from the whistler betas.

Windows Messenger 4.7 isn't listed at the Messenger site anymore, but this link is still working: http://download.microsoft.com/download/4/4...0b/MMSSETUP.EXE

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Elaborate Bytes\CloneCD\Key] "Serial"=hex:xx,xx,xx,xx,xx "Name"="YourName" The serial number turns out to be in hex, so install and register CloneCD on a test system and export the Key folder from the registry instead.

was a bit surprised tbh.

This is interesting, being able to create the username before GuiRunOnce. But the problem remains on how to tell setup to login with the created username, instead of the Admin account before GuiRunOnce starts. Could a registry entry be imported during GUI-mode Setup? The Autologon registry entry could be imported to get Setup to autologon to the created account.

yes it goes on the CD, place it in the root of the install folder and use a path of: %systemdrive%\install\batchfile.cmd in [GuiRunOnce]

Wrong thread mate, this thread is for silent install switches for applications.

If you want desktop icons, you'll have to have the XP Start Menu changed to Classic style. [shell] in winnt.sif should have: DefaultStartPanelOff = Yes

Give me a download link for the xvid codec you use and I'll try it.

You can only remove access to it, not the program itself. OEAccess=off

Will add later

Shining Force 2 on the Genesis. Best game I've ever played

Nope, The false digital signature would prevent Windows Setup from using the file. And you can't fake one AFAIK.

Yeah MS were sneaky to remove that. They really wanted to force everyone to use Windows Messenger. Most other component values can be found in the microsoft knowledge base (http://support.microsoft.com) Search for unattend.txt for Windows XP to get examples. Some members in this forum have also come across some values not mentioned in ref.chm, it might be difficult to find since some members have been posting different questions in the same thread. :/

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Would the registry tweak that adds autologon info for a username and password help?

What do you mean by "after drivers cd doesnt work"? Not bootable?

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/moviema...moviemaker2.asp

I think liptonsea is trying to execute the cmd files manually to test them, which is why he gets the error. Liptonsea, Windows XP Setup copies everything from the $OEM$\$1\ folders during setup, so all the files appear in C:\install and the cmd files work.

Macromedia applications uses Installshield: http://www.MSFN.org/unattended/xp/applicat...stallshield.htm

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