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Autologon... use TweakUI for that...

Autologon... use TweakUI for that...

Sure you can boot it from the CD. Just press F10 when you are prompted to press F6 to load third party device drivers. It will take you directly to the recovery console after the storage drivers are loaded.

Perhapse there is a more than one copy of shell32.dll in I386 folder, maybe in one of the cabinets... maybe.

Uhem... where are you living man.. WMP9 is a ....little.... more complex than notepad you know... Go here: http://ryanvm.msfn.org Or here: http://www.btsunattended.net/ But before all, here: http://unattended.msfn.org And, please, taste the search function...it's delicious! Cheers!

I don't know if it's said before, but you CAN run Recovery Console on an unattended CD... When you are prompted to press F6 to load mass storage drivers at the begining of the setup, you can press F10 and it will take you directly into recovery console.

google conspiracy...yeah, i thougt about it also

I recommend you a switch to the superior Windows 98 SE system with an unofficial SP2 update... and an additional additions you can find around this board

The problem is always in Norton (Anti)Virus. It's slow in every aspect, and it doesn't protect you, like you and many people think.

I really love GNU/Linux. but my vote goes for Windows...

it's not the bios issue he is having; sonson2003, try visiting http://www.nu2.nu/jo/ as kukris suggests...

can you provide syntax for device detection system you are using?

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I know the best, but it is commercial (however, worth paying for): AutoPlay Media Studio 5

i personaly look into my monitor, not the casing of my computer...

c'mon guys, comment this if nothing else...

I think the sound would be extremely jerky and with gaps, if listened at the same time windows are being installed...

support for si3114 is meant to be provided via si3114r

Well, I heard someone was selling my UA in the neighbour town... Really p***ed me off since I never sold it to anyone, only gave it to few friends... So I know the feeling.

ok, i know most of the details with this issue, however: as far as i know, longhorn offers ability to load mass storage drivers durring the partitioning (instead at the begining of the setupldr.bin loading), so i was wondering, what would be the chances we could replace xp's SMSS.EXE in E:\I386\SYSTEM32 with the longhorn one, and get this thing working...

MS should hire you to work for them...

about that fix... is it still seperate download or...

can you list all drivers included in your pack herein?

It's gonna be pain in the a** adding two drivers for each device, one for IA64 and one for AMD64..

WARNING: Including software modem drivers is likely to create 70% more possibility of a BSOD with your UACD... Many of these devices have the same HW ID, but radically different and incompatible drivers.