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Please rephrase your question. You can call an AutoIT script however you like, as a normal installer. Depending somewhat ofcourse of how its scripted.

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I made a vista-like sound scheme, but how do I export it to import at ua setup? What regkeys should be exported?

I find that strange, windows will not try to autoconnect to a "unknown" encrypted network... And even in the case you describe you have to enter your WEP/WPA key, something we would like to eliminate...

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Almost You need to include in your batch. @echo off SetLocal enableextensions ::Your cleanup code below here ::Your cleanup code above here del /q "%~f0" EndLocal

I'm sorry for kinda double posting this, however I really need help from an expert. When I click Show icons for networked UPnP devices Under Network Tasks in My Network Places I get a Windows Installer error message saying Invalid program arguments were given. I have obviously broken something while making my UA CD, however I need to know WHAT files on the sourcedisk are relevant to this function? Or could i modify some systemfiles/registry to fix it?

Sorry, somehow the attached file was removed. Reuploaded I still think you'r script is a bit overkill Djé although it's nicely done.

Yes, I have probably broken the install function as you say. I was hoping an expert could help me determin where this error is and what exactly is broken, so I can fix it.... Any ideas are highly appriciated...

When I click Show icons for networked UPnP devices Under Network Tasks in My Network Places I get the below Windows Installer error. How can I resolve this? (I'm running Norwegian Win XP Pro) The above error message says: Install Windows XP Invalid program arguments were given. (...)

Just change: SET PP=%cdrom%\Install\ to SET PP=%cdrom%\Install Your problem, is as Lazy8 describes (in his picture) that you are working with double backslashes in your paths. See when you do; SET PP=something then %PP% will output 'something'. See why your path in the line: REG ADD %KEY%\000 /V 1 /D "%PP%\adobe\AdbeRdr707_en_US.exe /silent" /f then becomes REG ADD %KEY%\000 /V 1 /D "%cdrom%\Install\\adobe\AdbeRdr707_en_US.exe /silent" /f Please remember to use [ code ] tags in future posts

I made a little thingy for my own, it's simple and straight forward I't works flawless for me an is very easy to setup. You will need to get the txt for the dialogs from your OS language as I made this on Norwegian OS. The Title is automatic, but each windows text needs to be changed. Ofcourse you also need to input your SSID and WEP/WPA. NetSetup.au3

You will need to hve the dependant apps listed in order. Office App1 App2 -dependant APP1 App3 -dependant APP2

Uhm gunsmokingman, I'm greatful for your reply, but I really did not need any explanation, as I made clear in secound post. Anyways... Bottom line, you CAN have the same value... Topic closed.

Using batchfile there are a few ways to "sleep" the execution (search for more info), or you could use AutoIT to launch and exit the executables at given times and time-outs. The bottom line is that you need to call the executables from som sort of script.

Kinda cryptic answer there but I see you have the same value, so I take that as a "yes". Thank you.

What exactly does /novs do? Skip the Royale theme only?

Uh, now im just confused... Do you have any proof of this beeing compatible? And that new INF contains copy/install information of the update files and uninstall exe aswell, so they would have to be makecabbed and placed in i386 too!?

After RunOnceEX ends it will start launching Windows, you abort this operation when you call your restart. personally I would recommend letting Windows fully load before you call that system reboot...

You can do this very simple by using AutoIt, as AutoIT has a built in variable for %AllUsersProfile%\Start-menu\programs.

No, even mutiple dependancy fails at my end. So this is something future releases hopefuly improove.

Can ComputerName and FullName be of the same value? eg. [UserData] ComputerName=BoardBabe FullName="BoardBabe"

It's getting there now. Much better. Still don't like the logo But I understand that has to be there

That's not true Remember http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=69057, I had the same problem. I did not use nLite, but after a format it was all ok again. No clue what caused it, but it was not WPI.