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Here Is The Thread If You Need Instruction To Edit It. Thread Here This Is A Link To A Silent Clean Up VBs Script. Silent Clean Up

Here Is A Another Way echo off && cls && color 1f && Mode 62,3 && Set Here=%CD% TITLE %Here% && Echo Press Key To Close set /p = Location=%Here%

Try This Delete The svcpack.inf Or Svcpack.in_ in the XPCD\i386 folder Than Intergrate SP2. If That Does Not Work Then Delete The XPCD\Win51ip, That What I Did When I Got That Error.

Try This I Have Edit It If All The Locations Are Correct Then This Will Work. If You Edit The Blue To Match Your Location Than You Can Test Your RunOnceEx.cmd Green Is The Name Of The File That Will Appear On The Cmd Screen Edit This To Match Yours The Rest Of The Script Depends On What You Put In The Blue. The Green Is For Apperance. This Will Output A R1TestLog.txt to your desktop. Orange Is If You Want To Speed Up Or Slow Down The Script It Set For A Approxement 4 Second Delay

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Use The Copy Cmd To Copy One File

Here Is Another To Help Ping -n 3 127.0.0.1>nul = This Is The Same As Sleep 3 But Since, Sleep.exe is not on every one computer I use This To Have A Temp Stop In The Script. Mode = This set the size of the Command Window Color = The color of the Background And Text Color Set = This Is A Way To Set Varibles In A Script EG set Gsm=Gunsmokingman echo %GSM% is the same as Echo Gunsmokingman

This Is A Cmd That Outputs A YesNo Vbs Than Will Return What The User Selected. Blue The Vbs Out File Green Is Where The Yes reply Red Is The No Reply Purple The Varible That Get Passed Between The Scripts

Open The Theme File You Are Going To Use With Notepad or any Text Editor Green Are The Icon And Location They Are Called From %WinDir%explorer.exe,0 This Would Be The First Icon In Explorer.exe 0=1 It A Computer Thing. You Can Call The Icon From Any Source, You Are Not Limited To Calling Just From The Location Listed. Example If You Wanted To Change MyDoc This Is The Easiest Way To Change The Icons Without Hacking Windows Shell Files.

Stylebuilder By TgtSoft is good for making Ms Themes

I Change That In The Theme It Self, This Is My Own Theme. I Use Style Builder And That Gives A Option To Change The Type And Size Of The Text.

If You Want To Change The Text Than You Have To Change It In The Dialog Folder. This Will Change Only The Text In Each Dialog Box. This Also Goes For The Size Of The Font Also

Open Notepad And Type In this Below Echo Off cls mode 55, 3 color 9e echo. echo Hello Lets Begin! ping -n 3 127.0.0.1>nul exit Now Save This As Hello.cmd Make Sure When You save it, That you save it as a all File.

Just open it It will start every thing in the script You dont have to do nothing but run it. 1\ Download it 2\ Go to where you downloaded the script 3\ Right click the script and hit open 4\ The script will start and do it tasks

Here The Script CopyWpa.cmd

Here Is Both Scripts In One Edit and removed the attachment here is the script that was inside of the SFX Save As MkWinnt.Vbs

Here A Script That Will Allow User Input To These In The Winnt.sif ProductKey= FullName= OrgName= ComputerName= The Script

This Will Make A UserAccounts Cmd That Will Handle Problems Autologon.cmd Autologon.reg It will Leave These 2 File User1.cmd and cmdlines.txt,In %systemdrive%\ UserAccounts As To The Line In The Winnt.sif Post It Because All Winnt.sif are not in the same order.

You Only Need 1 Entry At The End Of The RunOnceEx.cmd After you reboot the computer, And When It Restarts, than it will perform the final cleanup . Then It Will Remove Media Player Outlook Explorer Shortcuts and Remove Any Other Things You Want To Remove.

At the end of the RunonceEx.cmd add this as the last cmd REG ADD %KEY%\170 /VE /D "Preparing Final Clean up ..." /f REG ADD %KEY%\170 /VE /D "%systemdrive%\Install\Cleanup.cmd" /f Cleanup.cmd

All you had to do was cut and paste the code I left, It would of done it all for you. It makes this directory %SYSTEMDRIVE%\XPCD\$OEM$\$$\system32 Than it copies This File %SYSTEMDRIVE%\Windows\System32\WPA.DBL To The Location

Try This It Might Help You User Account Script Thread

This Is Where You Want The File To Copy To This Is a Location For A Ua Cd Install %systemdrive%\XPCD\$OEM$\$$\system32 Ill Assume The File In This Location %SYSTEMDRIVE%\WINDOWS\system32 HERE IS THE COPY SCRIPT

Working with Files - msdn.microsoft.com This Might Help You

Here A VBS Script That Will Remove Any Folder Dim Shell, SD, fso V = Vbcrlf on error resume next Set Shell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") SD = Shell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%SystemDrive%") fso.DeleteFolder( SD & "\Install") shell.popup "Clean Up Completed", 3, "Remove Install Folder", 0+32