Aaron

This what you're looking for? http://www.MSFN.org/unattended/xp/applicat...dobereader6.htm

use XCOPY to copy all your favourite fonts to the C:\Windows\Fonts\ folder XCOPY /Q %systemdrive%\install\fonts %systemroot%\Fonts Yes, MS should include Net Framework 1.1 in their next Service Pack for Windows XP hopefully.

OEAccess=Off

go back to c:\ cd\ Go back to parent directory cd .. go to c:\winxp_cd\sp1\ cd c:\winxp_cd\sp1\ That's probably all you need to know to change directories.

Line 18 appears to be AdminPassword="""""" Too many of those quotation marks are causing the error, when there should only be two. If you don't want a password set, use: AdminPassword=* And if you do... use: AdminPassword="yourpasswordhere"

Care to share how you did it...?

1. Add this line to winnt.sif under [unattended]: UnattendSwitch="yes" 2. Set your regional settings via Setup Manager which you used to create your winnt.sif file. 3. Execute PsShutdown at the very end of the batch. 4. Windows XP with SP1 slipstreamed comes in at 514MB, if you have a 700MB CD, then you have 186MB of free space. Add to this: 22.3 MB from removing Support, Valueadd, and Docs. and 37.6 MB from removing WIN9XMIG, WIN9XUPG, WINNTUPG in \i386 (only remove if you don't plan on upgrading). This makes a total of 245 MB of free space.

http://www.lockergnome.com/issues/techspec...t/20030804.html

It works Removed: MANUAL, MSI, Support/MSIE folders. And all the files in the root folder (Autorun, CDStart, setup.exe) 145 MB cut down to 56 MB

[autorun] OPEN=silent.cmd silent.cmd start setuppro.exe TRANSFORMS=Unattended.MST /qb- EXIT Place both Unattended.MST and silent.cmd on CD. Let me know if it works.

See if anyone in the Rage3D.com forums have similar issues to what you have.

like it says, try reinstalling the packages...

Should run fine

Update to the latest ATI Catalyst drivers 3.6

I've even asked in the thread at the OpenOffice Forums last week on a silent install, still no replies http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1987

Do you still get ICS issues with the firewall disabled?

Don't think Microsoft have made any Upgrade editions. Its built in the retail products and allows migration from an NT4 or Windows 2000 system.

Yes, any working switches you may have discovered can be posted in the pinned switches thread

You could get it to autorun a custom batch file instead, and this batch file would contain the necessary switch to run on setup.exe

With systemworks, try: start /wait filename.msi "/QB REBOOT=Suppress" This method worked on the Kerio firewall 4 beta which used /s /v"/qn REBOOT=Suppress" but it might work because MSI files uses the qn (or qb) switch too.

Have you found out what Installer package Total Commander uses? By checking the Install Types links at this page: http://www.MSFN.org/unattended/xp/applications.htm

My best guess would be: [autorun] OPEN=setuppro.exe /AUTORUN As you can see the /AUTORUN switch, it should be able to accept other switches, like TRANSFORMS=E:\Unattended.MST /qb- [autorun] OPEN=setuppro.exe TRANSFORMS=E:\Unattended.MST /qb- EDIT: You probably won't need the E:\ if Unattended.MST is in the same directory as the setup executable.

You might be able to use a selection of commands such as 'goto', 'if' and get it to ask you yes/no options. If Yes, goto this section, if no, skip this section. It can be done I think, but haven't done it myself.

Yes, but you can make your own setup.iss file for better results rather than using the one included and modifying it.

Skip Welcome to Windows XP Setup screen: OemSkipWelcome=1 Skips Welcome to Windows XP (where you register, set a username etc.) UnattendSwitch="yes"