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Finally got around to giving this a try, works perfectly. Cheers.

Thanks monnezza, will give it a try.

Did you find a fix for this iii333 ? I have the exact same issue. When installed directly from the hard drive, no problems at all. But if I burn the files to cd I get this same error. Only solution I've come up with is NOT to install InfoPath. Installation is fine then. But why would it install perfectly from the HDD but not CD?

Works fantastic, no problems at all. Pity I spent last night manually downloading all the updates.... Great work jcarle

Having a problem getting my taskbars in IE & Explorer to configure the way I want them to. The taskbar positions are fine, just as I want, but it comes up with large icons/selective text when I want small icons with no text. As well, the taskbars aren't locked. I have tried copying the settings from my current install but nothing has worked, any suggestions?

Have just about everything working as I want right now, just a couple of minor things. One of them is AnyDVD wanting to check for updates when it first starts. I hunted through the registry & found the key for this function but even appying it last thing before cleanup doesn't work. It's as if the program overwrites the registry entries when first run so still wants to check for updates. Anyone have a fix for this?

and you have a few un-escaped quote's there too, which would cause problems. Try... And make sure all the paths are correct.

I had to repak mine to get it to work silently. Unpacked using WinRAR, then repacked as an SFX with the following comments/commands: Setup=Setup.exe -s TempMode Silent=1 Overwrite=1 I then install it at T-12 with: ECHO. ECHO Installing PowerDVD 5.0 ECHO Please wait... start /w %systemdrive%\Install\Applications\PowerDvD\PowerDVD-repak.exe

I've tried it that way before using [GuiRunOnce] but still the driver search comes up. Running the install @ T-12 is the only solution I've found for a totally silent install. The method works with both Daemon Tools & Alchohol 120%. I actually try to install most of my programs at T-12, all though there are a few that won't work properly from there. It just trial & error.

That error occurs simply because Media Player hasn't been installed, having been removed by nLite. There are 2 solutions to this problem - either install the Media Player component in nLite or remove the indeo video components (4,5 & 32) from the K-Lite pack. Either of these methods should solve the problem.

For some reason hiether the /HIDE switch or the ini version work for me using AVG7 free. any other suggestions?

Yeah, the MSI makes things simple. I run from cmdlines.txt at T-12 just using the /qb switch. I've noticed that programs that normally want a reboot don't when run from cmdlines.txt. And those that usually ask for driver installs (daemon tools, Alcohol 120% and such) don't when installed from here also. Not all can be run from cmdlines.txt, but a lot can.

Yes, it's best to install registry tweaks for programs after you have installed them otherwise the install will probably overwrite them. General windows tweaks go in at T-12 for me & others after each program installs.

Hmmmm, do you have anything else setup to be able to use those sections? If they work, they would make partioning very easy. I can easily see how to set it up to use multiple drives & partitions. Would be VERY handy. Can't find anything about those sections in Ref.chm

to install to d, under [unattended] set the TargetPath to what you need, for example: [Unattended] TargetPath = "D:\Windows" As for formatting the drive, as far as I know there is no way to format a secondary partition during an unintended install. Perhaps it could be done with BartPE? never looked at that yet.