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seapagan, Many thanks for the link. I did do a search of the forum but couldn't find anythink about this. All the best, John

Does anyone know if its possible to install just Quicktime 7 without the iTunes add-on. I'm installing this in a college and we only need the quicktime viewer. Thanks, John

Guess what? TheeBeets method didn't work either. So I started to doubt MBSA! I ran the hotfix manually and it seemed to run OK but when I checked the file version on the file it was supposed to update, it was still the old version. This now has me stumped! If anyone has any ideas why the hotfixes aren't working I really appreciate the help. John

Well, created a brand new unattended installation and the svcpack.inf method and it still didn't work. I'm going to give TheeBeets way a try.

I think there may have been a corruption of my DOSNET.inf file. I didn't notice it until I tried to attach it to my last msg and it was too large to attach. I've now copied and pasted the contents into a new txt file and will give it another go. Will keep you updated.

Yea it's there. DOSNET.inf

Ryan, MBSA reports the same.

Lo all, Thanks to everyone here I've been happily using a Windows XP SP2 unattended CD for a while now. However, today I decided it was time to slipstream all the hotfixes into the installation CD. I tried nLite, the Integrate switch and finally the SVCPACK.inf methods but none of them seem to be working ie. Hfnetchk is still reporting all of the hotfixes missing. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, John svcpack.inf

Astalavista, The autologon isn't the problem, it works OK. Its the access denied error when running xcopy thats the problem. Thanks, John

Hi all, I have searched the forum but can't find an answer to this. I have created an unattended install CD as per the instructions on the web site and set it to create a temp admin account, log on automatically to this account after setup and it then runs RunOnceEx. This all work fine until I try to run a CMD file that copies a pre-defined Default User profile over the existing one. When the file tried to xcopy over the existing profile, I get an access denied error. I've even tried deleting all the files/folders from the existing profile before copying; all the files/folders get deleted OK but get the same error when xcopy runs. I'd really appreciate any help with this. Many thanks, John DefUserCopy.cmd file: cmdow @ /HID @echo off RD /S /Q "c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\application data" RD /S /Q "c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\cookies" RD /S /Q "c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\desktop" RD /S /Q "c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\favourites" RD /S /Q "c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\local settings" RD /S /Q "c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\my documents" RD /S /Q "c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\nethood" RD /S /Q "c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\printhood" RD /S /Q "c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\recent" RD /S /Q "c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\sendto" RD /S /Q "c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\start menu" RD /S /Q "c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\templates" DEL /Q "c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\ntuser.*" XCOPY %systemdrive%\install\defuser\*.* "%systemdrive%\Documents and Settings\Default User\" /e /y /q /h EXIT