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I made an .bat file and named it autorun.bat. You need to start this up from your autoexec file. In the autorun.bat I setted up my partitions and after a restart I started the %CDROM%:\I386\WINNT.EXE /S:%CDROM%:\ /u:%CDROM%:\I386\WINNT.SIF the /S means you specify the source where the windows installation needs to search his files, and the /U is so that windows searches for the unattended file. below is my source code of autorun.bat. \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ @echo off set path=%path%;%CDROM%\bin;%CDROM%:\ goto menu :menu cls echo Kies de gewenste optie: echo. echo 1 Alle partities verwijderen en nieuwe partities aanmaken. echo 2 Windows XP opnieuw installeren over een bestaande partitie. echo 3 Sla dit over en start met de orginele Windows XP echo. choice /C:123 /n Uw keuze: if errorlevel 3 goto eof if errorlevel 2 goto install if errorlevel 1 goto partitie goto end :partitie cls gdisk.exe 1 /del /all gdisk.exe 1 /cre /pri /sz:10000 /for /q gdisk.exe 1 /cre /ext gdisk.exe 1 /cre /log /sz:10000 /for /q gdisk.exe 1 /cre /log /for /q %CDROM%:\REBOOT.COM :install echo gereed voor installatie. %CDROM%:\SMARTDRV.EXE 2048 %CDROM%:\I386\WINNT.EXE /S:%CDROM%:\ /u:%CDROM%:\I386\WINNT.SIF pause goto end :eof echo. echo. echo Haal uw cdrom uit de cd speler en druk op een toets. echo Hierna wordt uw systeem herstart en gaat dan verder met de huidige windows. pause %CDROM%:\REBOOT.COM :end \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\

Hi all, I am making my own unattended setup also, with automated partitioning. But when my WINNT.SIF wasn't working I recalled using the /u:%CDROM%:\I386\winnt.sif behind the winnt.exe. This fixed my problem when I tried to run the winnt.exe after I made the partitions. hope this helps. greetz