gunsmokingman

Go to this Link it has some scripts that may do what you want.

No problem on that if you could provide the build numbers for those version I can add it. That a good idea about number the updates, I can do that. The reason I have slowed down working on this is due to my health, the new medication I am on right now is really hard on my body and I am still trying to adjust to it. I have completed scripts for a few other things that will be added to the hta when I more healthier. Network Adaptor Information

That a good one and thanks.

They have a forum for doing UA installs, so this is the wrong forum. This forum is for problems with XP, and not for problems with UA installs. I guess the art of reading is really lost upon you.

I think the only way you could do what you want is to add the repair option to the boot menu. Navigate to your XPCD i386 folder and open cmd promt. Then type in winnt32.exe /? to show a list of how to add cmd promt only.

Here is one way. 1:\Create this directory C:\XPCD\$OEM$\$$\Resources\Themes 2:\Then add this to your winnt.sif [shell] CustomDefaultThemeFile=%SystemRoot%\Resources\Themes\McBlue2.theme Here is another way 1:\ Compress all your themes into a self extracting file, I use winrar for this 2:\ Place the self extracting file in the $OEM$ folder 3:\ Add this to the CmdLine.txt [COMMANDS] Themes.cmd ---------------------------------------------------------------- Theme.cmd ----------------------------------------------------------------

Also this is wrong %ALLUSERPROFILE% change to %AllUsersProfile%

You could try this, as it require no reboot, only a log on and log off. 1:\ Make 2 user accounts one for gaming the other for regular use 2:\ On the gaming account place this script in the start up folder I use this method to turn off things that my kids need to run there iPod stuff. When I log off my account and the kids log on to there account the iPod stuff will restart.

I have updated the script so it now does Files and Folders. This does not send any thing to the Recyle Bin it deletes. Here is a Rar file of the above code

Here is a VBS script that does this 1:\ Checks to make XPCD exists 2:\ Searches all the Local Hard Drive For Updates 3:\ Copies found Updates to a folder called %SystemDrive%\ZXP 4:\ Intergrates the updates 5:\ Clean up the files and folder This runs silent except if 1:\ There is no XPCD 2:\ There are no updates 3:\ Message box when the script finishes I have also included some filters to skip some updates that I have found to cause problems when intergrating. This will not intergrate Service Pack 2 Save As SearchSlipKBQuiet.vbs This is the same as the above except it produces a Log file of the intergrate process Save As SearchSlipKBLog.vbs I have included a SFX of the SearchSlipKBLog.vbs SearchSlipKBLog.exe

Yes that would be possible. I have made one change to to the first script, it now set for %SystemDrive%\XPCD\ I have included the first script as a rar file so just extract it to where you updates are located.

It might be, what services do you have diable?

Here is a vbs script that will clear out the My Recent Documents Save as ClearRecent.vbs

I have made some code changes, it should be a little faster I have added XP x64 build for for this version I have also added a wmi class to show your IP address I am using this line to start the HTA XP x64 Report Qfe_v3.exe

Thanks IcemanND It seems to be a bug I got that message some times also before the resize. Could you try this line in the HTA to see if it will work. Act.Run(chr(34) & QFE & chr(34)),1,True On Vista it didnt need the Chr(34) before it, I forgot about that for XP Thanks Gsm

IcemanND could you change this line 202 To this to see if it makes any difference in how the HTA is open on Vista either line works fine. Could anyone With Windows 2000 post it build version so I can add it as a filter to this.

Here is a demo script that list what been added to the WMP playlist. This will add both MP3 and WMA to the WMP playlist. Save As AddToWmp.vbs Here Is A SFX file of the above Script

I have added a build version check to this to see if it will only list XP updates and not show any Vista Entries.This is what I get back using it on Vista, I hope the changes I made can produse this for XP. Updated Link

Go to this How To Scripts For WMP to see if this can help you

I decided to start a new thread on this topic http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=72076. This was because I am redoing all the code and thought a new thread would be easier. This is what I am going to do I am going to have it be able to scan individual WMI classes plus you can also scan all the classes at once. This is a example of a individual wmi scan template that i am working on, could you please try it on W2K, XP. I am trying to get this to work on these OS W2K, XP SP2, Vista. I have tested this on Vista with out any errors. This give the option of either a txt output file or hta output. Updated Link

I am redoing the script for the HTA and will be starting a new thread for this. New Thread

cluberti, Jeremy,LLXX they are correct in the page file setting you should try there suggestion. Tarun is also correct about how Windows manages it is correct. I my self use 1024 min and 1024 max method and have never recieved low on memory error. Download this PageDefrag then re set the page file and run the app and when the computer is restarted this app will defrag the page file for you.

Try placing the sif in the same location. Did you change the winnt.bat

i clicked the cmd file in f:\xpcd but error message pop up - windows cannot find 'i386\winnt32.exe'. ....when i clicked cmd file in f:\xpcd\cmdfile the error also pop up - the specified setup script file (m:\xpcd\winnt.sif) is inaccessible or invalid but this time it did move $OEM$ folder to i386 folder ... --- when i clicked the cmd file in f:\xpcd\i386\cmdfile the error is - windows cannot find 'i386\winnt32.exe' and this time nothing changed or moved ... So what was wrong with the command in the cmd file.. and what should i change in the cmdfile ? this is my path f:\xpcd\i386 One more, i couldn't find winnt.bat file to modify it... where is it? Gee anyway.. is there alternative to test the xpcd , i think installing it from hdd is more perfect and better than virtual machine. but in any case i must learn how to install my xpcd from any medium possible.. just to know how.. maybe someday in some conditions it would be very useful.. okey. Here is where I put the cmd. The last HD installed worked fine that I tested.

Then all you have to do is click the cmd file in f:\xpcd and that will start the install. This line will move the $OEM$ to the i386 folder which you must do if you are installing extra software. This line start the install I disagree I use the install from the HD to test my redo of my UaCD because why waste a disk and the time to burn to only fine out that you have made a mistake. Then when I have tested the install I then burn the CD. Another Note which I forgot is you have to change the winnt.bat The Winnt.bat I use for a HD install The Winnt.bat I use for a CD install