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I have to agree with Zxian, what did you figure out man? What do you mean by flag?

Ok I can test that. Wher do I get your update pack? Also what is the version number you should get after updates? My WMP10 is 10.X.3923, and it still has the bug that when i "Check for updates" it shows I should update to WMP10. If i click update it downloads and says I have already installed a later version

Thank's man, that's what I was looking for. Ops, I deleted the original Windows Catalog link. I want to remove it in my cleanup. WHAT IS THE ORIGINAL LINK named? Is it a .lnk or .url?

How do i make a .lnk to this that has a description? I am only able to make a URL shortcut that displays the URL as description.

Thanks, good tip. Was not aware that Windows Update Catalog needed to be installed.

Any suggestions on how to update a norwegian WMP10?

You can also get all (at least im pretty sure it's all) hotfixes from Windows update catalog. (Access from WU->Administrative thingy)

Nice explanation, thnx!

Hmmm, I don't see why this is any point, sorry. Can you please explain? I'm sure you have a good point, just me not getting it

You got it dude C:\Documents and Settings\MYUSERNAME\Desktop>test.cmd Your Users Registry Key HKU\S-1-5-21-1085031214-1682526488-1343024091-1003 is set as %UserKey% Click any key to continue...

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True that, it does link to this topic. Put it here as it was more of a unattend question, but sure, could have continued on. Anyways... Sure there are a couple of ways to solve this, but as im also trying to learn while I make my CD, it's good to know if something like the above is even possible. Now a solution would as you say be something like this. @echo off if exist "%ProgramFiles%\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS2" mkdir "%UserProfile%\My documents\Updater" if exist "%ProgramFiles%\Adobe\Adobe Illustrator CS2" if not exist "%UserProfile%\My documents\Updater" mkdir "%UserProfile%\My documents\Updater" if exist "%UserProfile%\My documents\Updater" ATTRIB +H "%UserProfile%\My documents\Updater" exit That way no erros will occure.

How do i through command test two variables? I need it for my cleanup command as follows. If Programfiles\Photoshop or Programfiles\Illustrator exists and dir TEST not exist then MKDIR TEST. To lay it down simply what I want Is there a way to do this?

After Installation of Photoshop/Illustrator you can just run the following cmd to hide. MKDIR "%UserProfile%\My documents\Updater" ATTRIB +H "%UserProfile%\My documents\Updater"

@evilvoice: Yes I know, the method you posted works, and i rebuilt it to suite my need. But I still find Yzövl's method interesting, and are annoyed that I can't have it working This seems to work fine though @echo off for /f "delims=\ tokens=2" %%i in ('reg query HKU ^| findstr /V /E Classes ^| findstr "S-1-5-21"') do set SID=%%i reg add HKU\%SID%\SOFTWARE\Synaptics\SynTP\TouchPadHEXBTNPS2 /v Gestures /t reg_dword /d 2 /f exit

I did. All others are spaces right?

Still get SID not found.

Testing right away thanks for your help btw! Appriciate it alot... Feedback in 1 min... Stay tuned

Let's give it a shot and see SID not found Hmm this is really strange Here is the reg string for my ProfileImagePath [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList\S-1-5-21-1085031214-1682526488-1343024091-1003] ProfileImagePath is %SystemDrive%\Documents and Settings\MyUserName

Still get SID not found. Oh well :/ Guess this method is not for me

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Am I doing something wrong? This pasted into a .cmd outputs nothing and closes the window.

I think you should not have included the () This seems to work @echo off for /f "delims=\ tokens=2" %%i in ('reg query HKU ^| findstr /V /E Classes ^| findstr "S-1-5-21"') do set SID=%%i echo %SID% exit

@echo off for /f "delims=\ tokens=2" %%i in ('reg query HKU ^| findstr /V /E Classes ^| findstr "S-1-5-21"') do (set SID=%%i)&(echo. your Security ID is %SID%) What is a SID (Security ID)? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Actually that did just output "your security ID is"

That clears it all up. Learning a new thing every day Thank's again for your efford!