Here's an example of an old runonceex.cmd file that I used before I put all my installs on the network: The cmdow @ /HID command at the top - now that I think about it I don't think it's needed in this file but you can use it in other files to hide the window from the user. To use this command find it (I can't remember where so I'll have to look that up too) and copy it to $OEM$\$$\System32 on your Unattended CD. Create a folder for each of your installs in $OEM$\$1\Install on your UACD. This equates to the commands above where you see the "%systemdrive%\install\" entries. You can use the above exactly as it is but replace the capitalized text with your own. The first line tells the user what's being installed. The second line is the actual install line. You will want to include switches to make the install silent. You need the /f at the end of each line and you need to increment the statement numbers. I started with 5, then 10, and so forth.
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yes, z: is a network drive and setup4magiccd.cmd contains the setup instructions for Office 2003. The contents of this file are: cmdow @ /HID \\<server>\<share>\Microsoft\Office2003StandardSP1\setupstd.exe TRANSFORMS=\\<server>\<share>\Microsoft\Office2003StandardSP1\STD.MST /qb-
Here's an example of my runonceex.cmd file that may help you get started or may generate some questions. Feel free to ask. Anyone else reading this...if you have any suggestions on how to make this better please feel free to chime in.
The numbering is off. The number for each install does not reflect the order of the statements in your file. You start at 1, then 10, then 3, and so forth. Wasn't sure if this was tripping you up or not.
I added a wallpaper using a regtweaks file called by cmdlines.txt. The entry is this: ;Set the default wallpaper [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop] "Wallpaper"="C:\\Windows\\web\\wallpaper\\crystal.jpg" "WallpaperStyle"="2" "TileWallpaper"="0" Modify it to use whatever wallpaper you wish.
I would try uninstalling FP then running a utility called MSICleanup. Do a web search to find the download. See if the problem still exists after doing this. I would also check the event viewer to see if any errors were reported there or if you can see any problems.
Here's how I do it: I have a file called Admins.cmd that contains the following code: net localgroup "Administrators" /ADD "MFC\TN_DTS_WrkAdm" It's saved in the $1\Installs folder on the CD. This is called by the following statement in RunOnce: REG ADD %KEY%\075 /VE /D "Adding Administrators" /f REG ADD %KEY%\075 /V 1 /D "%systemdrive%\install\admins.cmd" /f Hope this helps!