TheeBeets

Really try looking http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=45917

Thx m8 this came in very handy!!

Can this be used for Win2000 Sp4 aswell?

Glad I could help plz let me know if thats whats wrong, personally I like the little blue window that appears but thats me all the best

Winnt.sif [unattended] UnattendMode = FullUnattended UnattendSwitch = No OemPreinstall = Yes OemSkipEula = Yes FileSystem = * WaitForReboot = No NoWaitAfterTextMode = 1 NoWaitAfterGUIMode = 1 TargetPath = Windows Repartition=Yes

Well I think its worked I didnt add any info to the files and just installed windows media itself and tested in a virtual machine and it seems to have worked, Thx

Ive never heard of anything like this before but it may have something to do with the distributions folders located at $Oem$, $1, $$ etc look at the folder and see which ones you have and then again it could be a folder created through an application!!

Well basically the problem is when I slipstream this in I get cannot find specified file errors such as cdaudio.sys so this must be doing something to files when copying?

This may seem like a stupid question but is it possible to get a previous version the one where it copies the wmp files so they can be copied and pasted into i386 without editing files

I think its when Framework 1.1 is installed and creates an account their is a little command to delete this account

Hmm yes I agree its a stupid Idea but you can play music while Installing the custom instillations through Wpi

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The sooner the better

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Winnt.sif OemPreinstall=Yes

This has been resolved KaspAntiHack I had to extract the .msi file to a special kav folder on c drive and then copied the files to XPCD install path. KaspAntiVir This is an NSIS installer so only requires /S at the end

Well I use Wpi and I install my applications from disc but Im having a problem with my Anti-Virus and Firewall. The paths are correct to install Kaspersky (recent versions) but it says it cannot find the specified file. I can confirm the instillation path is correct and that the files are saved in the appropriate location. I think it may have something to do with them being trial versions?

I would be lying If I said I understood that what-so-ever

I think this should be right Info http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;296861&sd=tech

I have decided just to install updates manually after windows instillation and I have the updates in one folder at %cdrom%\wpi\Install\Updates and there are several windows updates there what I want to know is there a command I could compile so it will install all updates at the same time instead of putting everyone in Wpi?

I could really use some more advice here perhaps Ryan could tell me wot to do?

Your crazy installing norton anywayz it's a virus in itself

Then add it

Firewall: Kaspersky Anti-Hacker Anti-Virus: Kaspersky Anti-Virus Advanced Windows Tuning : TweakXpPro Download Utilities: Flashget E-Mail: Mozilla Thunderbird Webdesign: DreamweaverMx Graphics Development: Paint Shop Pro & Adobe Photoshop CS2 Hard-Drive optimization tools: PerfectDisk (Defragmenting) Windows error Checking : "chkdsk"

(Gold ed. of XP) Could u be more specific I think you mean Xp with no service pack?