[Problem with Diskpart]

Try this:

diskpart.txt file:

select disk 0

create partition primary

assign letter e

exit

[Windows Desktop Search]

Windows Desktop Search 2.6.5 (KB911993)

[Limit the size of C:\ partition]

Diskpart.exe: Diskpart Command Line Utility

Install it and copy diskpart.exe (and diskpart.txt also) to winpe or bartpe cd path (%windir%).

i've tested the solution on BartPe, from the command prompt i execute "diskpart.cmd" .

But an error appears : " The disk management services could not complete the operation

How can i solve this?

insert this to diskpart.cmd (before diskpart.exe line)

%windir%\system32\net start dmadmin

[Some Issues im having]

You can get both flash and shockwave (yahoo free) here (exe and msi):

http://www.macromedia.com/support/shockwave/info/licensing/

[How to find the System Modal during driver installs.]

Mayby many way to do.

Example with kixtart (KixTart 4.51).

Just copy lines and save it with name somename.kix and call like: kix32.exe somename.kix

Edit script with your models, pls look at "select case... endselect"

Break On

Function WMIQuery($sWhat, $sFrom, Optional $sComputer, Optional $sWhere, Optional $x, Optional $root)
   	Dim $sQuery, $objEnum, $sValue, $sItem, $TMP

   	If NOT $sComputer	  
   		$sComputer=@WKSTA
   	EndIf
   	If InStr($sComputer,'\')   
   		$sComputer=Right($sComputer,InStrRev($sComputer,'\'))
   	EndIf
   	If NOT $root
   		$root="\root\cimv2"
   	EndIf
   	$sQuery = "Select " + $sWhat + " From "+ $sFrom
   	If $sWhere AND $x
   		$sQuery = $sQuery+" Where "+$sWhere+" = '"+$x+"'"   
   	EndIf

   	$SystemSet = GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\"+$sComputer+$root)
	 If @ERROR	
	 	Exit 
	 	Val("&"+Right(DecToHex(@ERROR),4))
	 	Return	
	 EndIf
   	$objEnum = $SystemSet.ExecQuery($sQuery)
	 If @ERROR
	 	Exit 
	 	Val("&"+Right(DecToHex(@ERROR),4))
	 	Return
	 EndIf
   	For Each $objInstance In $objEnum
		 If $objInstance
		 	$=Execute("$$sValue = $$objInstance.$sWhat")
			 	If VarType($sValue) & 8192
					For Each $sItem In $sValue	
						$tmp=$tmp+'|'+Trim($sItem)
					Next
			 	Else
					$tmp=$tmp+'|'+Trim($svalue)
			  EndIf
		  EndIf
	  Next
   	$WMIQuery = Split(SubStr($tmp,2),'|')
   	Exit
   	Val("&"+Right(DecToHex(@ERROR),4))
EndFunction


$SerialNumber = WMIQuery("IdentifyingNumber","Win32_ComputerSystemProduct","@wksta","WQL","")[0]
$Manufacturer = WMIQuery("Vendor","Win32_ComputerSystemProduct","@wksta","WQL","")[0]
$Model = WMIQuery("Name","Win32_ComputerSystemProduct","@wksta","WQL","")[0]
$BIOSVersion = WMIQuery("SMBIOSBIOSVersion","Win32_Bios","@wksta","WQL","")[0]
$BVersion = WMIQuery("Version","Win32_Bios","@wksta","WQL","")[0]
If $BVersion = $BIOSVersion
	$BVersion = ""
EndIf

? "$Model"
Sleep 3

Select

	Case $Model = "Model 1"

		Shell "Model_1.cmd"	

	Case $Model = "Model 2"

		Shell "Model_2.cmd"

	Case 1 
	; this is a nice way to provide a default CASE
	; if all other CASEs fail, this one will always be run 

EndSelect

[Windows Desktop Search]

Windows Desktop Search Administration Guide

/q /WDSCLOSEOL /norestart

[Limit the size of C:\ partition]

Diskpart.exe: Diskpart Command Line Utility

Install it and copy diskpart.exe (and diskpart.txt also) to winpe or bartpe cd path (%windir%).

[Windows Desktop Search]

Try with these parameter:

/U /WDSCLOSEOL /norestart

[Limit the size of C:\ partition]

disk.cmd:

diskpart.exe /s Diskpart.txt

echo y | %SYS32%\FORMAT C: /fs:ntfs /q

Diskpart.txt:

select disk 0

clean

create partition primary size=20000 (or 30000)

assign letter c

active

exit

A Description of the Diskpart Command-Line Utility

[Cannot Delete PST files.]

When delete mail press same time shift -button.

[How to extract msi file from Adobe Premier Pro 1.5 ?]

Less MSIérables: A tool to Extract the contents of an .msi File

Sorry, that tool is for msi extraction.

Did you look at %temp% (and subdir below it) after launch setup?

...and InstallShield cabs you can extract i5comp or i6comp tool.

http://www.cdmediaworld.com/hardware/cdrom/files.shtml

[KiXtart Login Assistance]

http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServe...c318f61033.mspx

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