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i don't know about shark's messenger package but i think you need a compiler (setup maker) to make the msi out of your files. download a trial version of one you like and make it. an easy and great one is caphyon advanced installer www.caphyon.com

will try the manual way. i havent tried any other thing as i dont really need this program, but i friend of mine loves it so im doing it as a favor.

you can try to install xvid or divx codec to see if the file is decoded properly in media center

you can use a "timer" file to launch the installer, wait xx seconds, then kill the process of the program and then move on on your runonceex. look for copytodvd in this forum, im sure i posted how to use a file called sleep.exe to install copytodvd, wait some time, kill the process then move on.

if the drivers aren't signed you need to tweak a registry setting to avoid the warning messages. i don't remember the registry key but you can try to do goggle search or see if it is in the unattended guide.

thanks for the spanish version...i will deploy it tomorrow.

you can do many things to prevent programs from running at windows startup. first, make sure to configure your programs the way you wan and disable the ones you dont want to load. then export the registry keys for their settings and import them when you install them on WPI. for the ones that you dont have settings check your registry to see the keys in the startup section. this also works for program's that install services. example: this line removes the register extension service of windvd [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\IviRegMgr] "Start"=dword:00000003 this one disables the Program Updates of some application that use installshield [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run] "ISUSPM"=- do this for every startup entry you have.

hey, dont take it the wrong way...i just wanted to tell you that making many topics will not get you a faster answer. i also posted some information on one of your topics but it wasnt what you were looking for, so im sorry i couldnt help you. thats all. regarding your post, have you tried searching an ati's KB? maybe there is some info on uninstalling the catalyst driver package....just a suggestion.

i have been using the original installer from runonceex for a long time now and i nver had any issues (just two progams raised an error when trying to make a url shortcut but i moved the IE installer to the end of my runonceex and it solved that. i tried with both english and spanish setups. all went fine. you can try install the original installer and then running the new update also from runonceex to see if it solves your problem.

well, you can make some things to achieve what you want. if your SFX archives are "stand-alone" programs wich doesnt need to be installed, you can make si setups for them using any setup maker like Advanced Installer (wich is my favorite), Wise Installation Studio, InstallShield or any other program. if your SFX archives extract files and then run other MSI setups, you can install those msi the normal way, that is with silent switches because you already have the MSI installers. for the queston you asked about making a msi that runs the already made SFX, you can make a msi setup and then add your sfx archives as custom actions that run aftar the msi install. Advanced Installer includes a "Custom Action Wizard" so you cant get lost. although, the msi installer will be "empty", that is, you dont want to deply nothing with it but to run the SFX archive right? so you can setup the program folder in a temp location. My opinion on this is that you better make msi from start and then just update your sources when new versions come out. i started making MSI installers for all my freeware programs several months ago and now im glad that i already have all in that way because its easier more organized and are already vista-ready. you can download a trial for those programs if you dont own a license and start making your own.

posting various topics will get you a Warning. just be patient and check your old posts often to see if someone replies.

to be safe you better copy it instead of cutting it. you may want to check the office 2007 thread to read some parameter you can write in config.xml

you can install them one by one. to uninstall the driver just goto device manager and uninstall fomr there. for control center, goto add/remove programs. there is the way to remove them. search on the drivers section. i explained there how to install them individually.

i think you can save the config.xml along with the setup and just call it by its name...

^^ thanks for the heads-up. im glad that kaspersky did take the auto reboot problem and improved it. the original msi installer doesnt get the .key file if its on the same folder? well, if not, its not that important. as you said, just one SFX archive to make and we are all set.

it is recommended to uninstall any previous version. also people with previous versions installed can download Nero General Remove Tool from ahead's website to be sure that it is removed completely before trying every new nero/nero lite versions. i have installed the lastest nero lite build in both xp and vista without any issues except the debug.txt file being created in c:\temp

I will try some things later. will post my results. Annita, try importing the serial using a reg file to see if it solves that issue. i remember that it solved it from a previous version of nero.

i havent try the new version. if you can try it and post if it works without any modification/tweak. thanks.

confirmed. latest revision works very well with vista ultimate. the only setback is that the debug.txt issue is still present. i will try changing the merit of all nero codecs to "not use". you should try it with the installer so everything will be flawless on a next release. thanks for the good work.

is this a switchless installer?

thanks for the new build, will try it in a few hours. by the way, have you figured out the debug.txt issue? i read somewhere that changing the Merits of Nero Codecs solves this but i havent tried.

i think that will be hard as the setup start installing lots of stuff. but you can try to make a snapshot before and after you uninstall drag to disc to see what is removed from your system. talke notice that even if you try this chances are that drag to disc use some common files from roxio/sonic. for a packet writing only look for alternatives. there is an old version of Sonic Drive Letter Access that works well, but i dont remember where i saw it. i cant think of another packet writing software alternative right now as i dont use them but you can try and search in google.

have you tried those switches on version 9? or was it version 8? in version 9 the only setback is that the roxio central (the main interface for all applications and also to burn data) doesnt get installed. all programs worked fine separately but no the rocio central.

my own dll was giving me problems. but the CMenu setup can be run as administrator and it install fine. i just found that some minutes ago. just run it as admin and everything is working, at least the identify installer and run with parameters wich i have tested. to run msi files with parameters you dont need to change the as admin but it is needed in order to run exe files.

custom path not sure but have you tried to use /DIR=YOURPATH command? its inno standard switch.