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You must call setup with "/qb-!" or "/passive". If you only doubleclick the Nero.msi the error will come up. This is normal. I am installing Nero this way now: I follow the steps in this guide and call the setup with the following AutoIt Script: AutoItSetOption("TrayIconHide", 1) Run("msiexec /i Nero.msi /passive /norestart") WinWait("Nero", "Installation corrupted", 120) WinActivate("Nero", "Installation corrupted") ControlClick("Nero", "Installation corrupted", "Button1") ControlClick("Nero", "Installation corrupted", "Button1")

Hmm, I just tested: The same error. I am currently working on Nero 6.6.1.4 again.

Hmm, yes. I think so. I will try closing the error message with an AutoIt script. Everything installs fine, but it seems as if the installer checks if anything in the msi has been modified.

I got strange errors with this new release. (german here) When I only remove 1 component with IS 11.5, the installer gives me an error which says that the install is corrupt. The error comes up at the very end of the installation. All apps install fine and work. Only this error appears. (I could write an AutoIt Script which would kill this error) BTW: The Installer now creates the shortcuts. Yeah.

Hey, this works great for the CCC 6.1. I just edited the .msi with Installshield to customize it like I want it. Now, what is the CLI runtime for, that starts with windows? When I quit it the CCC works fine but restarts it. Do I need it? Or can I delete it from Autostart, because CCC starts it when I run CCC? I hope someone knows about this.

Yes, I already tested it and integrated it to the CD to copy it over by batch file.

Yeah, they released a security fix for in_mp3: * Fixed: [in_mp3] Critical security flaw fixed. So Winamp 5.13 is out btw.

I think to solve this "problem" you should use the installation order parameter for the entries, so that the program that requires Net Framework has a higher order number than the Framework itself. I solve this by sorting the config.js, so Framework and the drivers get installed first, and then the apps get installed.

I got Win XP

Did you try changing it back to start /wait %windir%\system32\mshta.exe "%CD%\wpi.hta"?

Yeah, thanks for the final lite version kelsenellenelvian. But one thing I had to change was the WPI.cmd: Before cd /d "%wpipath%" I had to add the line for /F "delims=: tokens=1" %%i in ("%WPIPATH%") DO %%i: or WPI does not run, so that my cmd file looks like this now: cmdow.exe @ /HID @ECHO OFF for %%i in (C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z) do if exist %%i:\WIN51 set CDROM=%%i: set WPIPATH=%CDROM%\Install\WPI\ regedit /S "%WPIPATH%\common\WPI.reg" for /F "delims=: tokens=1" %%i in ("%WPIPATH%") DO %%i: cd "%WPIPATH%" WPI.hta One more question I got. You call the Undo.reg file, but in front of "WPI.hta" there is no wait command, so I think that the undo.reg is called directly after starting WPI, right?

I think the unattended installation of the X-Fi Software is very hard to do. I just install the driver itself via Dirvers from CD method and then install the Creative Audio Console. Both taken from the website.

Before I knew that Microsoft Update stores the drivers in the posted folder, I just did this. I updated the version info in the drivers inf file. Then I went to the system32\driver folder and copied the si3114r5.sys out of this folder. Then you have got the new driver itself, but the .cat file isn't updated and the inf file is just edited, not updated.

This is how I updated my Si3114r4 driver (it's the same as for 3112r): I updated the driver via Microsoft Update and then went to "%systemdrive%\WINDOWS\SoftwareDistribution\Download". There the whole driver was stored. Try this. I hope this helps.

Ok keytotime. So it isn't my or a localized problem. I hope that it will get fixes in the next versions, but I don't think so, because when you run a normal setup, the shortcuts get created. And ahead won't fix this issue I think, because only some of us use this silent installation. The mass uses the normal installer.

I tried to add the shortcuts into the .msi file with AdminStudio, but they do not get created. I have to create them with the WinRAR sfx installer. Perhaps it only works on english OS.

When I start the extracted installer, I see that it creates some files in the cab folder, but when I cancel it, it deletes them again. When I start the installer for the second time and cancel it then, the files stay in the cab folder. This was the same with Nero 7.0.1.2 and 7.0.1.4 for me.

It works, but when the problem with the missing cab files comes up, you have to start the extracted installation twice and cancel it. Then the cabs get created and it works.

What's up with the guy who wanted to write the manual? I told him to translate it into german, but I never again heard of it. If my english wouldn't be that bad, I would help. But I think some english speaking people should write it.

This is written down on the Xpize Homepage and has been discussed quite often. Yes, it would be cool, but this isn't Xpize's job. It's your job. And for me, it's just fun to integrate the Theme, Bootlogo and LogonScreen on my own. All other Wallpapers etc just get deleted with nLite.

Not for me. I just tried that, I got Basics + Coverdesigner in german in my own created mst and when I tried to install 7.0.1.4 with it, the setup just quits. I made a new .mst and everything works fine. If you compare the admin-installs of version 7.0.1.2 and 7.0.1.4 you will see that there are very small changes in folder structure.

This is my config.js: EDIT: This was oold.

Yes, awesome release XPero. It's getting better and better! Once you told me that 4.1 would be the december release, but now we've got 4.2! Just keep on rockin. I'll upload the new files when you remove the "Beta" from it.

Yes, and there is no longer a version with the good old Control Panel. Only the Catalyst Control Center is updated and can be downloaded from the ATI page. Will you include CCC Bashrat? In would still like to have the Control Panel. Isn't it included in the omega drivers, so that you could get it from there?

The changes you make in about:config are all saved in the file prefs.js that is located in the "%appdata%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\YOURPROFILE\" folder. If you use Silence of the Foxes, just copy this file to the profile folder before packing the silent installer. If not, you can follow these instructions to integrate your profile into the firefox installer.