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Warning: It has andr bookmark.

Thanks for the complement prathapml! Anyways, here is the download link for the Firefox with andr bookmark. http://ezshare.de/files-en/87394/Mozilla_F...__1.0_.rar.html

Thanks for the info prathapml! I guess I didn't explore the registry that much that's why I didn't know that cscript.exe is the default handler for vbscripts. You explained it very well. No further questions. As for the download link for the Firefox, it is posted on the first post of Simon's guide. I have two msi's there. The first one is my very first build, which really sucks. Don't bother downloading that. The second one is the basic Firefox msi installer, that has nothing but Flash player plug-in. Most users prefer that version, so they can customize their installation by using the SFXed profile approach. Note: You have to delete the "Mozilla Firefox\defaults" before importing your SFXed profile. You can download it here: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...ndpost&p=179381

I really want to learn this.

@prathapml, let me answer these in order. That is my mistake on my previous builds. Because I used an "Advertised Shortcut" instead of a regular shorcut. Advertised shortcuts tends to scan for the original file before running the program. If it detects some changes to the files originally insalled by the msi, or if it detects that there is a missing file, it will try to configure itself to comply with the changes or it will revert to it's originall configuration. That is my BIG mistake. But I don't use those shortcuts now. I don't understand this well. Are you pertaining to the vbscript that runs while installing Firefox? To be honest, I don't use that vbscript anymore on my recent builds. Because I have to admit that there is an easier way, so I gave up on using my own method. The basic Firefox msi doesn't has any vbscirpt on it. So as the Thunderbird msi. Finally, could you give me more info about cscript.exe? I'm don't know that much about scripting. Thanks. Edit: But you are correct. If the user changes his default action for vbs files, the old installer will not run properly. Much more if he exports his regtweaks from cmdlines.

I'm not sure about that. Because I don't use it.

So that's why it's restarting.

Hmm.. That is possible.

No problem. Please post your results.

Alcohol restarts? That is strange. What switch are you using? Use /qb /norestart.

/S

Hi. Is there a switch to install GhostSurf Platinum 2005 silently? I don't know it's installer.. Thanks. Edit: It uses Inno Setup, but it ignores the /silent. I don't know why. Edit2: It's working now. The file that is copied to the %temp% folder when I run the original installer accepts the regular Inno setup switches.

Ok here it is. Use this to install ISOBuster 1.7 REGEDIT /S ISOBUSTER.REG START /W SETUP.EXE /SILENT TASKILL /F /IM ISOBUSTER.EXE To get your regfile, install ISOBuster on your system, and register it. Then open regedit and navigat to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Smart Projects\IsoBuster, and export that entry. You can edit that regfile and delete the other entries. You only need these entries. Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Smart Projects\IsoBuster] "ID"="BLAH" "ID1"="BLAH" "ID2"="BLAH" "ID3"="BLAH" "ID4"="BLAH" "ID5"="BLAH" "ID6"="BLAH" If you don't have a serial number, just skip the regfile part. But either way, you still need the taskkill because the installer automatically starts the program.

Hello Doogal. I think it is the same as the old version. Exprot your regfile containing your registration info. Or if you don't have a serial, you can use taskkill. taskkill /f /im isobuster.exe

If you are having problems installing Thunderbird or Firefox, you can always use the zip version. The only problem with that is you cannot uninstall it completely because it has no uninstaller. So the you will have to remove the registry entries that it makes one by one.

That is really really strange.. That never happened to me. Maybe someone good on msi's can help us here..

Oh.. That''s why the switch has to be /S.. Thanks for the info!

To import registry entries from a regfile, simply use REGEDIT /S WHATEVER.REG Also make sure that you have the line REGEDIT4 or Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 on the top most area of your regfile.

REGEDIT4 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Alcohol Soft\Alcohol 120%\Info] "UserName"="YOUR NAME" "Company"="" "SerialNo"="PLEASEINSERTYOURVERYVERYVERYVERYVERYVERYVERYVERYVERYVERYLONGSERIALNUMBERHERE" This is exactly the same as your reg file. Just be sure to add the REGEDIT4 on top. I usually export that entry after installing Alcohol.

Firefox looks fine. That is what I use too. What happens if you install it? About thunderbird, which version are you using? Is it the exe that has an msi inside? If so, try extracting the msi.

You missed the quote here. It should be REG ADD %KEY%\100 /VE /D "Spywareblaster 3.2" REG ADD %KEY%\100 /V 1 /D "%systemdrive%\install\programmer\Anti_Spyware\spywareblastersetup32.exe /verysilent"

REG ADD %KEY%\001 /VE /D "Spyware Blaster 3.2" /f REG ADD %KEY%\001 /V 1 /D "%SystemDrive%\Install\SPYWAREBLASTER\spywareblastersetup.exe /verysilent" /f REG ADD %KEY%\001 /V 2 /D "TASKKILL /F /IM spywareblastersetup.exe" /f

Nice.

I tried installing SpywareBlaster with the /verysilent switch, and it works perfectly. However, you have to use taskkill after because the installer automatically starts the application. start /w spywareblastersetup.exe /verysilent taskkill /f /im spywareblaster.exe

I agree with you! I used Norton Partition Magic before, and everytime I restart, it checks my drive D for consistency. Since then, I never format using Partition Magic. I just use DOS instead.