Stinger12348

I thought using the /SN=XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX and the /WRITE_SN was supposed to add the registry info. if I needed a reg file why the hell am I using those switches

I was able to get my winrar nero down to 16,959,321 bytes but for some reason I can't get nero to take my key. I can put the key in manually and it work, but won't work with the switches.

if you want it to detect during textmode, there's two options really (from what I've seen) one is adding entries in dosnet.inf and txtsetup.sif, which I've had the best success. or using the TEXTMODE directory under $OEM$ there are plenty of guides on this site I'm sure you could find. but if this is when windows is first booting into install and your getting BSOD then you probably need to add driver location for RAID Controller in Winnt.sif under OEMPnpDriversPath

it might be for some installers, never has worked for me. have tried just about every combination of switches I could think of on some installers. but I'm still pretty much a noob at all this stuff.

have same issue, I always figured its because I used an admin install point, will have to see.

usually when I have troubles has something to do with how it points to setup.iss. You might try setup.exe -s -f1 ".\setup.iss" or if the path is somewhat specifict, such as %windir%\install you could run setup.exe -s -f1 "%windir%\install\setup.iss" going to have to mess with it a bit

no matter what I do, i cannot download this. I used to be able to with 1.01 but 1.02 I can't. I've checked and uncheck that Passive FTP thing a million times. Checked any other setting I could think of and still can't, is there any other place I can download this from, or am I pretty much s*** out of luck.

I installed them using an inf file example then on either next reboot or if you run 'rundll32.exe iernonce.dll,RunOnceExProcess'

you should be able to remove all folders besides i386

Thanks, very appreciated.

you could always use nLite to remove it.

you probably in your batch have a 'rundll32 iernonce.dll,RunOnceExProcess' which tells windows to run RunOnceEx otherwise it would automatically run on the next reboot. So if you just imported teh settings for the second batch without telling it to run, it will automatically run on the next reboot.

@prathapml I see your point, but I see it being more work than a tech is going to go through to get his ISO, let alone doing it without anyone or camera noticing. And I know there is CD Protection which will probably help a ton, just I don't belive there is one CD Protection out their fool proof, if it can be made, it can be unmade in my opinion. I guess he'll just have to decide how important his CD is, and what measure to take accordingly. Some more drastic than others.

First off, I can't belive you fired him over that, at least give him a second chance, he's only human. I can only imagine the mistakes you've made in your life and got off pretty easy. Just a threat of his job should've been enough to scare him. But I don't know the whole situation. (I guess its good I am the Tech who makes the unattended CD's) Second, you could either take away their burners if they don't use them that often, don't know all of their tasks and what's required of them, a burner is something they may not need. Because your not going to find a 100% copy protection program, if they can make it, they can crack it.

you should have along side XPlode.exe some .xpd files I believe. Also in the xml file there are tags pertaining to the xpd (plugins) files that call them, and allowing you to use them when XPlode executes.

you can also uninstall it by using the following 'rundll32 advpack,LaunchINFSection %windir%\inf\msmsgs.inf,BLC.Remove'

I would think in this case DefaultHide would be better, cause you probably won't get an error type of message when you blank out a line, but not positive, going to test it now.

if its a batch file, at the point you want to break it up, can you just use 'start /wait rundll32.exe iernonce.dll,RunOnceExProcess' where the start /wait part makes it wait for that command to finish before continuing? but I use an .inf to do it so I don't know.

Could it maybe be one of the services you have disabled. I noticed you turned off quite a few. Just a thought.

GOD, everyone wants to be famous. Thanks for the file.

I always used teh RunOnceEx key, wonder what the difference is exactly.

if you are talking about the intel chipset drivers, then there is a topic on this. Just search the forums, I'm sure you'll find it.

I would think writing some kind of script after logging in, but before explorer loads that lets you choose these options would be better than 3 user accounts.

maybe you should tell us the error you are getting and maybe we can try to see what you are doing wrong. Or post your winnt.sif.

if there is a space within the path of the file, you need quotes around the entire thing.