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Dynaletik

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  1. I installed you german Nero 7.5.1.1 Lite on a german Vista RC1 64-Bit System and it seems to work!

    Thank you for your installer! The original one points out, that this release is not compatible with Vista. And after installing with my own .msi installer it did not work always, but with your installer it seems to work! I've testet BurningROM, Express, CoverDesigner, CD/DVD Speed and DriveSpeed. No Error. :thumbup

  2. Once again thanks for the update! Great work!

    And when you read my nick in this thread you thought "Oh, it's Dynaletik, he once again tells me, that his mirror is up to date with the new XPize version."

    And that is exactly right man! :thumbup

  3. @ McStarfighter: Ok, ich habe das geändert. (Übersetzung im Translationsthread. Danke für den Hinweis. Wenn noch etwas ist, dann meld Dich einfach. :)

    @ Kel: Thank you for the language fix. Did you integrate that WPI.hta into the WPI_5.4 archive?

  4. I just searched for it in Device Drivers forum and found a solution I think.

    1. Extract the file using

    setpoint301.exe /extract_all:C:\SetPoint

    2. To create the response file, run

    C:\SetPoint\setup.exe /r

    3. Copy the response file from "C:\windows\setup.iss" to "C:\SetPoint"

    4. The silent install can now be done by running

    C:\SetPoint\setup.exe /s

    As I use an AutoIt script for installing SetPoint 3.01, I didn't test this yet. :)

  5. It didnt work for me. When installing it is pointed at :\WPI instead of :\Install

    Let me be clear, i have :\WPI and :\Install and :\$OEM$ that is it.

    Hmm, it just works fine for me. But I do not have :\WPI, on my disc it is :\Install\WPI, :\Install\Programme and :\Install\Treiber so WPI is in the Install folder. If you want, you can download this archive and see my structure in there. But the explanations are german. :(

    P.S.: Sorry for not answering your PM, I had some problems with my Internet in the last days.

  6. I have to agree with nutmonkey! WPI is the most powerful and best way to get all the applications installed silently on an UA-Disc. And the best is, that you can see every piece of code if you want. There is nothing like an .exe so that you do not know what WPI does on your machine. Using it for 20 months or something like that now and I have to say: WPI 5 rocks on. It is the best WPI that I ever saw! Only thing that has been increased with all the new features is the time that WPI now takes to load from CD/DVD. But since the error I had with that is fixed, it isn't a problem any more!

    Thank you WPI developers and bug fixers and beta testers and translators!

    Let's keep on rocking! :thumbup

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