You Dont have to actually use cmdlines.txt, you can use the batch script and create it, and this account would automatically login once it does not have a pass....
@ECHO OFF SET MyInput= IF NOT '%1'=='' GOTO QUIT_MENU ECHO 1. MS-DOS Editor. ECHO 2. MS-Windows. ECHO 3. Defrag the hard-drive. ECHO 4. Quit. SET /P MyInput=Please choose a menu option: IF %MyInput% == 4 GOTO QUIT_MENU IF %MyInput% == 3 GOTO DEFRAG_HD IF %MyInput% == 2 GOTO RUN_WIN IF %MyInput% == 1 GOTO RUN_EDIT :RUN_EDIT CALL EDIT :RUN_WIN CALL WIN :DEFRAG_HD DEFRAG c: :QUIT_MENU This will work. This code works but unfortunatly when you finish using option 1,2 or three it automatically runs on the the next option, this is a revised one which automatically goes back to the menu when finished.. @ECHO OFF :START SET MyInput= IF NOT '%1'=='' GOTO QUIT_MENU ECHO 1. MS-DOS Editor. ECHO 2. MS-Windows. ECHO 3. Defrag the hard-drive. ECHO 4. Quit. SET /P MyInput=Please choose a menu option: IF %MyInput% == 4 GOTO QUIT_MENU IF %MyInput% == 3 GOTO DEFRAG_HD IF %MyInput% == 2 GOTO RUN_WIN IF %MyInput% == 1 GOTO RUN_EDIT :RUN_EDIT CALL EDIT GOTO START :RUN_WIN CALL WIN GOTO START :DEFRAG_HD DEFRAG c: GOTO START :QUIT_MENU
Guys, is there any program/how to out there that will explain the procedure on how to integrate the updates into the windows cd, WINCDMAN does this but i would lik eto know how it does it
Hey, there is no real problem with the order you chose, however some of the hotfixes are already included in sp1 so you could install the updates first and then sp1, its entirly up to you.
Guys, all the files go into the $OEM$ folder along with CMDLINES.txt eg the updates.com script file and all the files it refrences fgoes into the folder with it.