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Just place whatever shell files you have modified in the UA CD \i386 folder.

Here is a VBS script modified it to your needs. Note All Array Start At Zero The Red Text Is The Array Where You Want To Place Your Information. Remove ' These From Before The Text To Make Active, Plus Remove The Green Text To Avoid Conflicts Green Text Can Be Removed It There just As A Test Purple Text Are Location As Varibles If You Run The Above Script Without Any Modifications, And Missing This Location C:\TestMe.txt, It Will Display A Error message, If it There Then It Moves It To SystemDrive. Thread With More Examples

It could be that Vista does not use Documents but a folder called User Instead.

It looks OK from the screen shots. Nice Layout

Try This, Make your partition also before installing Vista, Use what ever 3rd party app for that. Then just mount the DVD image in what ever app you have. I use Alcohol, to mount the image. I then copy all the files to %Systemdrive%\VistaInstall Then start the set up from Windows. Any other problems might be from a bad copy Of Vista That you downloaded. Unless it from the MSDN site or you are a real beta tester then you cannot be sure what some one has done, to the files.

This will change all Read only properties on the drive selected. This should help you. This is a hta with VBS script Save As ChangeAttrib.Hta

Here is a VBS script that will list all the drive type This Color Is Inactive It checks to see if the check file is there, remove ' those from before the begining. To Make Active Remove The ' from in front of the text. Add the Sfile to run the check. This Color is the check file it check for, Place in between the " " This can be a full path EG Sfile="\Afolder\Bfolder\WhateverCheck.Exe" This Color Is A Popup that will list each drive this can be removed from the script

Mount The Image Then Copy To A Folder On A Hard Drive Then Start Set up from XP. That how I installled Vista.

This thread has a script for adding user acount threw the install of XP Add User Accounts Thread

It just the way it is for now. It a bug in this build

Here is a VBS version of the script I tested it with C:\TestMe.txt And %Systemdrive% It copies the file to the new location, if the file is there then it renames it with a Back at the end of the name. Green Text Is The Test It Can Be Removed From The Script Red Text Is Your File Remove ' from in front of the text Example This Wont Work Like This ' Moz = (ApData & "Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\8loakqo3.default\bookmarks.html") It Must look Like This Moz = (ApData & "Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\8loakqo3.default\bookmarks.html") Blue Text Is the Varible For %systemdrive% Can Be left In Or Taken out Of the script Save as, WHATEVER.vbs I added a array so it is easier to editRe-Edit Of The Above Code, Use The Above Color Code Part To Edit. Place The Location In Here MozDir = ("I:\Firefox bookmarks\script test") No Rename Just Copy

Here is the same cmd using the "%USERPROFILE% varible

Here A VBS Script For Checking To See If The XPCD Is In The CDROM If It Not There Then It List All CDROMS On The Computer.

Simple Message Box In VBS, that ask if you want to open up Hey Script Guys! web page. This is a good place to start to learn about VBS scripts.

Ok I will remember that and thanks the theme almost done.

Would some thing like this be what you want For VBS Script The above script may need fine tuning as it from a larger script that I am working on. I have it so it will check for the CDROM, but you will have to fill in the check file for it. The Array is set for long names for the updates.

Here a VBS script that will count your drives. It will not count the drives if this file exists SD & "\TestMe.txt" If it does not exist then it count your drives Check For File On SystemDrive Checks if the TestMe.txt file is on any of the Harddrives or Partition These VBS scripts use the If not Exists statement to check for the file Tested the script and it works 100% on my computer. Hope this helps.

My ThemeHere a theme I am working on

Here is the vbs way it checks to see if Winamp Is installed

Here is a vbs file that will delete all the jpg, jpeg

Here Is A VBS Script To Reset The attributes Change The Green To Match Your Needs

Here is a vbs script that uses WMI to search for shortcuts then it deletes them. Save As RemoveSC.Vbs Note I made this on Vista and it took out all the shortcuts on that, plus it removed all the shortcuts on the XP that is install on the same Computer. Plus It Removed The Shortcuts I Had In My Ua CD, Use Care With This One Deletes All Shortcut On Local Computer Removes ShortCuts On Systemdrive In AUP and UP Tested and worked 100% on my computer. Hey, Scripting Guy! The Place Where I Go To Learn About VBS Scripts Basic Error Control Save As DemoErrorControl.vbs

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Here Is A Updated Version Without Scroll Bars And No Min Button Or Max Button I Have Also Added Another Hta App That Searches For WMA, MP3, User Selected File type. If You Select Either Search For WMA Or MP3 It Will Make A New Hta With A List Of Either WMA Or MP3, On Your DeskTop. The Any File Type Leave A Log File On The Desktop. It Also Has 2 Drop Down List Box, With Some Preselected Radio Station For Either Window Media Player Or Winamp. Demo Start Stop A Script In A Hta No Scoll Bars No Min Or Max Button Green Text Is What Makes The Changes To The HTA