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Now I see it. I haven't done this with connecting to the network first. I used it only from a local installation (from a boot CD-Rom). It looks like a right access problem. Again, what happens when you run the script by hand?

Try it without the network mappings first. Deselt them by putting a ; in front of the lines. ex.: ;net time \\192.168.58.1 /set /y ;net use H: "\\192.168.58.1\data" ;net use P: "\\192.168.58.1\profile7-000" ;net use S: "\\192.168.58.1\system files" ;net use T: "\\192.168.58.1\vphome Or beter, try it with only 1 application and then build it up. I've only used RunOnceEx with XP so far

What does not work? None of the settings or only a vew? Do you get the popup window after all or not even that? It is also possible to test it by forcing an immediate execution. Search the forum for the command. I use it to test so I don't have to reboot first.

Thanks!

hello, After I did a custom install with nLite and RyanMV, I have a strange problem. In Outlook Express, when I want to create a new mail, it opens in a small window. In Internet Explorer, when I click a link, it opens in a small windows. This means that each time, I have to click the title bar of the window to make it full screen size. This is very annoying. I didn't have this problem before when I did a normal installation. Any ideas? I can't find anything about it on the internet.

Note about svcpack.inf I read the hotfixes have to be in numerical order..

I far as I understand, I have 2 options to install WI 3.1: 1) using svcpack.inf and install it like any other hotfix or 2) using the integrate method. Both are independ from each other and work in a different way, right? I didn't use the /integrate method though. If I would choose to do that, how would it be? To be honest, I would prefer to integrate WI 3.1 in stead of doing it via the svcpack.inf as it will save time installing hotfixes.

Here is my svcpack.inf: [Version] Signature="$Windows NT$" MajorVersion=5 MinorVersion=1 BuildNumber=2600 [setupData] CatalogSubDir="\i386\svcpack" [ProductCatalogsToInstall] [setupHotfixesToRun] q873333.exe /Q /N /Z /O q873339.exe /Q /N /Z /O q883939.exe /Q /N /Z /O q885250.exe /Q /N /Z /O qchain.exe Compared to the one from Incroyable Hulk, I miss out: [ProductCatalogsToInstall] KB893803v2_wxp.cat I saw this is in the Windows Intaller 3.1 package after I uncompressed it. Where do I put this file? Secondly... Do I have to put this KB890803.EXE at the top of the list with the other hotfixes or does if haveto be the ONLY file?

I forgot to tell that in my first project, I added Windows Installer 3.1 following Shark007's guide!

If integrating Windows Installer 3.1 doesn't work, I was thinking of installing it with the RunOnceEx.cmd method, rebooting and then do another RunOnceEx.cmd to install hotfixes but I am not sure if this would work and it would take too much time to create the files. I think it would also fail because there couldbe not enough time between installing the seperate hotfixes.

I'm having problems installing hotfixex. Yesterday, I slipstreamed SP2 with nLite 1.0 beta 5. I tried installing hotfixes with a custom svpack.inf as described in the manual but it didn't work. I still had to install the hotfixes manually after installing Windows Installer 3.1. Then, I did another project: slipstreamed SP2 with nLite 1.0 beta 5 and in nLite I integrated the RVMUpdatePack1.2.2.Full (downloaded yesterday). After installing this on a testpc, I had to install manually: - Windows Installer 3.1 ( I thought this is already in RVMUpdatePack1.2.2.Full - about 10 hotfixes I would like to integrate Windows Installer 3.1 directly into the installation files so I don't have to download and reboot manually. This should give me the chance to install all the hotfixes needing Windows Installer 3.1 duringthe installation. If this works, I would like to be able to manually adapt my project files to add new hotfixes when they come out. I keep my project files on a seperate disk. Can anyone help me please? Am I doing something wrong? By the way, the only things I control manually during the installation are: - choosing a partition - entering computer name