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Extract the drivers, to a folder, then use the add hard ware manager or look in the folder for the inf file click on that.

I can not be sure if this is correct as I use the runonce method but for the GuiRunOnce is this not suppose to be a cmd for it. Example The Cmd Or If the above is not correct maybe try this

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You can also do it threw the winnt.sif but this is for all drives and or partitions This is what I use it in my UA Cd and I can confirm it works on my computer. This is set at 4 percent of disk or partition space. Basic Meaning of the settings Here is a basic script that may work I have not had time to test it as I am busy testing Vista.It ran on Vista with no errors, but you may want to try it on XP first This set it at 10 percent of the Disk or Partition space Save As SystemRestore.VBS Hope this helps.

I guess the people are just to lazy to open the link that cluberti has provided. It has all the information needed to do what was requested. What do you expect someone to take there time and write it for you. Maybe if you took the time to read this and then took the time to learn how to script then it would work the way you would like it to, VBS scripts can be run in a UA install.

A better idea would be is to remove un needed files on that drive. Then defrag the drive. Here is a HTA that will defrag all your HD or partitions. Save As Defrag.HTA

You should post the question in the nlite forums, as it looks like it a problem with that. ; Generated by nLite 1.0 RC1 Have they not have a new version of this.

Here is a VBS script that will give the version and name of the OS on a computer Save as Installed_Os.VBS

Here is what I use to set my System Restore in my Winnt.sif Here is the basic meanings of each setting

This can be any drive letter as the scripts looks for an instance of that file. (strCd & "\win51"), strCd is the array that holds the drive letters for CD or DVD drive. Here how I tested the script, I first place a XP Cd in my real drive then it copy it to the XPCD, I then ejected the CD and mounted a ISO image of XP in a Virtual drive the script reported the real CD drive as incorrect but started the copy from virtual drive next. So the drive letter does not matter as it will go threw all CD or DVD drive letters. Until a true statement exists, if nothing is found then the script will keep reporting Incorrect CD until all the CD or DVD drives in the array are finished.

Here a vbs file that uses the built in move copy graph from windows. I have It set to Copy the XP CD to %Systemdrive%

It a MS tool that does this Removes the service or adds a service, I got this from one of there resource kits, I believe it was for W2K. I agree with you

The tool I posted does every thing that is needed to remove a service.

Your welcome and as I said be carefull using this tool

I have not lost my internet connection, using this beta. try this cmd after ipconfig /registerdns Are you using a 3rd partty firewall, and if you are using a 3rd party firewall does it allow for the Ipv6 protocall, because Vista uses that instead of Ipv4

This will remove the services that you do not want, this is perminent, use caution using it. srvinstw.exe

Have you tried it this way, because he stats to treat it as a batch The way he say to try it if it fails

Are you on the built in Admin account or did you make a account in the Admin group. As I said anything made in the admin group is a resticted account. There is only 1 admin account on Vista and that is the built in one. What I do for when the install finished is to change the Built in Admin acoount to my name then I use this reg tweak to have it appear on the log on screen, this is the only way to ensure you are using the built in admin account. Reg Tewak change the red text to the name you want to appear.

This might work you have to start this vbs file from GuiRunOnce Save As SetCd_Passvarible_ToCmd.vbs Then you call the cmd that is made with this oneSave As GetCdVar_Call.cmd What these 2 scripts do is the VBS set the CD letter and then writes the varible to %systemdrive%\SetCD_Var.cmd then it is called by GetCdVar_Call.cmd and the CD drive letter is passed to this cmd. Hope this is helpfull.

The problem is very simple, UAP In the Vista build there is only 1 Account with Full Admin Rights, and that is the built in one. Any Account made in the admin group is not a real admin account. It is a restricted account. Try and turn of the USP in the Start Menu. If that does not work then log in to the built in admin account and do the install from there.

I may be wrong but is there not a option to start dos only from win98 then you had to use this cmd to start window I have not use that os in a few years but it was sort of like the above cmd.

To see if Service Pack 2 is installed

Mine list all the hotfixes installed on the machine, not just one. It also produces a report of all the hotfixes installed.

Here a VBS script that list the Installed Hotfixes Save as HotFixes_Installed.VBS

Have you thought of adding the updates by the svcpack.inf method, MFSN Slipstream Update