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v0.7.1 is up Bug corrected with environment variables longer than 20 characters couldn't be resolved (%userprofile%, %appdata%, etc.) If you use those variables, update the program!!!

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This evening, I'm at work right now

Make a search on the forum for WINNTBBU.DLL Youll need to edit this dll http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=8385

Dunno, but I think I've already saw it... There is someone who made a .js script to install winamp silently, a bit like autoit does it. There is surely an equivalent in vbs, as both can do the same thing. I highly suggest you download the WSH documentation. You will find ANYTHING you are looking for in WSH.

The line: var oExec = WshShell.Exec("systemdrive\Install\Codecs\DivX\DivXPro502Bundle.exe"); should be more like var oExec = WshShell.Exec(systemdrive + "\\Install\\Codecs\\DivX\\DivXPro502Bundle.exe");

I got an "drmclien.dll: file not found" error on winamp launch... Downloaded from somewhere else but why is it doing this?

Anyone succeeded in setting it up unattended? By default all downloads for eveybody goes to C:\My Shared Folder How can I change this? It seems that its user based so maybe before logon it could be set... Or else I'll create an AutoIT script that launch the wizard... But different download path for different user? I did not find where it stored its settings... registry? app data? ini?? If anyone has any clue please post them! thank you very much.

I think he meant the "current directory". Can't you give full paths? You can use environment variables inside JScript: Shell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell"); Environnement_system = Shell.Environment("SYSTEM"); Environnement_process = Shell.Environment("PROCESS"); Network = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network"); windir = Environnement_process("SYSTEMROOT") systemdrive = Environnement_process("SYSTEMDRIVE"); ProgramFiles = Shell.RegRead("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\ProgramFilesDir"); SourcePath = Shell.RegRead("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Setup\\SourcePath"); Nothing really complicated. I use this @ t-12 (cmdlines.txt) and they work fine

Well maybe. I never used diskpart. I do know though that it can only be run in Windows. mt39 can only be run in windows too. Why would you want to format your drive when Windows is installing/finished installing?? Or maybe you'd want to use it sometime else...

FileZilla too!!

Antartica? Nobody's living there. Its not a country, and its the only place on earth that doesn't belong to a country! Here Montreal, Canada

No problem m8 Hope you'll find this usefull!!!

Their is a tool I think somewhere that can achieve this... can't remember though. Seach

Wow this is really nice!! I've always wanted to do a custom menu to add the program installation or installing hotfixes on a computer with windows already installed!! Thanx m8

Thanx alanoll

So it sho

I don't think its possible. But why do you bother? Its just there for about 20 seconds... Or did you meant the GUI like this?

WinGuides is your friend for those kinds of things. Don't bother with tweakui or others.

Here's mine. It "looks" transparent because its the same background but its just some kind of gray. OEMLOGO.BMP

The only command line formating tool that could be called from a dos boot disk that I fould was PowerQuest's PQdisk. It's the only command line tool that could format a NTFS drive from dos that I've found... PQdisk is part of Powerquest Deploy Toolkit's wich is part of DeployCenter Library WHICH IS NOT FREE. There may be some open source alternative. Look for the Linux-NTFS Project

There is a official world language??? whats its called? worldish?? Since french is the second official, where's english??

default=c:\$win_nt$.~bt\bootsect.dat [op sys] c:\="microsoft windows" ??? $win_nt$.~bt?????????? whats that??? heres mine: multi(0) = ? disk(0) = first disk (?) rdisk(0) = ? partition(1) = first partition

I'd like to know this too

There is a rundll32.exe command line switch to hide certain icons... not sure though