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viol8r

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  1. I want my unattended install to enable Force Logoff in Network Security which is located in: Local Computer Policy\Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security Settings\Local Policies Anyone know the registry edit for this?
  2. Yeah, I got a little ahead of myself there, can't do anything with an .MSI I don't have. I did find this site which may be of use to someone smarter than I, that shouldn't take much. MS Antispyware unattended installation scripts
  3. I tried this in my batch_file start /wait %systemdrive%\install\Applications\MSAntispy\MicrosoftAntiSpywareInstall.exe /s /a /s /v"/qb" REBOOT=REALLYSUPPRESS Didn't get an error, but it didn't install. I'll try the REG ADD %KEY%\022 /VE /D "Microsoft Anti-Spyware" /f REG ADD %KEY%\022 /V 1 /D "%PP%MSAntiSpyware\MicrosoftAntiSpywareInstall.msi /quiet /qn" /f in my runonce and see what happens.
  4. I'm glad he put it here. I did a search and this is the only one I found.
  5. OK there it is. I did several searches in the forums but never found what I was looking for. I knew it was here somewhere, just didn't know where to look. Thanks for the help!
  6. I've been working on my first unattended XP installs this weekend. The first one I slipped SP2 into and everything went smooth on my other PC. Now I'm thinking, I've got this mastered, so I got a little bolder and decided to have it install some of my more popular files that I could think of. Installed the trial version of MS Virtual PC to test and created an ISO about 2 Gig(using nLite). Went OK, except for a few typos in my batch_file.cmd. After fixing those, I added a few more progs, added some driver installs, and decided to slip SP3 into Office XP and add it to my unattended install. By this time I'm looking at a 3.5 Gig ISO. Started Virtual PC, pointed it to my new ISO, but now I get a "Caution - 4" error box saying "This file does not appear to be a CD image.""CD image files must be greater than 2MB and a multiple of 2K in size." Thinking maybe it's too big, I removed the Office XP files and created a new ISO only to get the same error. My ISO is obviously greater than 2 Meg and multiple of 2K(file sixe=2,469,554,176 bytes). Do I need to reduce the size further? Or will a real, not virtual install, matter on the size as long as it fits on the DVD?
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