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Hi MHz By default the US keyboard is used when Austrlain English is selected as an input language which is fine. But during an unattended install this causes both Australian English and American English to install. It wouldn't bother me except that this causes the language bar to appear even though i have disabeld it with the following vb script: Shell.RegDelete "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\CTFMON.EXE" RegPath = "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Keyboard Layout\Preload\2" Shell.RegWrite Regpath, "-", "REG_SZ" When a user logs in for the first time the languge bar seems to be disabled but after starting a program like Word or MSN Messenger the Language Bar appears. The only button that it shows is the one for toggling between English (Australian) and English (United States). Microsoft use SendKeys to change some settings in their Business Desktop Deployment. Perhaps that is the only reliable way to disable the Language Bar?

I am having major problems stopping the US Input Language from installing on my unattended install. I think the problem is related to the fact that Australia uses a US keyboard layout so there is no point me specifying KeyboardLayout = US in the unattend file. Here are my Regional Settings: [RegionalSettings] LanguageGroup = 1 SystemLocale = 0c09 UserLocale = 0c09 InputLocale = 0c09:00000409 UserLocale_DefaultUser = 0c09 InputLocale_DefaultUser = 0c09:00000409 Have any Aussies had any luck stopping this from installing? I have searched this forum and haven't seen any mention of Australians specificly having this problem so it is more than likely that i am doing something wrong. Daniel

Thanks oioldman I normally use RegMon but it didn't show me any registry changes that were obvious. What the Google Toolbar seems to do is remove the popup blocker buttons on the toolbar which then turns off the popup blocker: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Google\NavClient\1.1\Options\ButtonIds GoogleMenu\=0&Edit=1&23=2&FancySearch=3&23=4&PageRank=5&AutoFill=6&23=7&Options=8&Highlight=9 That should turn it off.

Thanks for your responses, I am trying to rollout the Google toolbar via SMS to 1000+ PCs. I would prefer not have to disable the IE popup blocker as my clients are used to the way it works. Regards Daniel

Is anyone able to help? What do other people do: - Disable Windows XP SP2 popup blocker? - Manually disable the Google popup blocker? - Leave both popup blockers running? Dan

Hello all Does anyone know if there is an install switch or a registry setting i can change to disable the popup blocker on the Google Toolbar? Dan

Drewdatrip - The setting in nLite only seems to relate to the QOS RSVP service not the QOS Packet Scheduler Network Service. enuffsaid - hehe... i just tried that PSched setting in the registry and it took out my netowrk connection, ipconfig reported no network adapters. Anyone else got any suggestions? Dan

I am having trouble disabling/removing QOS Packet Scheduler from my unattended install. According to previous posts on this forum all you need to do is add the following lines to winnt.sif: [Components] NetOc = On < makes winnt.sif process the NetOptionalComponents section [NetOptionalComponents] Beacon=0 < turns off the QOS Packet Scheduler This doesn’t work for me. Another post mentions editing the registry and creating the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Psched\ And create this DWORD value: NonBestEffortLimit 0x00000000 This registry key is explained in the following MS article and doesn’t turn off the QOS Packet Scheduler: http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documen...entry/93815.asp Can someone please tell me how to stop the QOS Packet Scheduler from installing or how to disable it? Dan