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I use both. Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 is freeware and does all you need to test xp sp3. For 64 bit editions i use Vmware. Greetz, DJPro

Take a look at WPI (Windows Post-Install Wizard) in this forum. It has everything you want. For a beginner maybe it isn't easy, but read and learn. Once you get to know it, it's a very nice peace of 'Art' by Kel and Mritter. Greetz

Hi Mritter, In vista i use: taskkill /F /IM PicasaMediaDetector.exe (for example) works all the time Greetz,DJP

Go to the WPIScripts folder, open 'useroptions.js' in notepad. Search for: //Installer tab SortOrder=['']; and add your categories there Example: SortOrder=['System','Internet','E-Mail','Security','Office']; The categories will be in the order you add them there. Greetz, DJPro

http://www.avermedia-usa.com/security.html I have a system with NV5000 card with 4 camera's. Records every movement and you can watch it from a distance in your IE browser. DJPro

The way I use the reboot command is in a 'Reboot.cmd' file. I put an extra catagorie called 'Extra' at the end of all my software catagories. (This is only the final reboot when everything is installed) Reboot.cmd= @ECHO OFF for %%i in (C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z) do if exist %%i:\WXP.ico set CDROM=%%i: shutdown.exe -r -f -t 20 -c exit config.js= prog[pn]=['Reboot XP']; ordr[pn]=[200]; desc[pn]=[']; uid[pn]=['REBOOTXP']; dflt[pn]=['yes']; cat[pn]=['Extra']; forc[pn]=['no']; configs[pn]=['yes']; gcond[pn]=['FileExists(\'%programfiles%\\\')']; cmd1[pn]=['%cdrom%\\install\\Progs\\Reboot\\Reboot.cmd']; pn++; This way you can also choose easy to restart windows or not. Since I do it this way I had never issues with the reboot command. (I use the %cdrom% variable because I use WPI in a standalone disc for software installations, so my paths are maybe a little bit different) Hope this is usefull, DJPro

Hi RHAF, I suppose you do a windows setup with the classic screens. I don't know spanish but you have to look what title appears if you do the setup. First small setup screen title is 'windows xp setup' --> change it with your spanish setup title. Second is the bigger screen with 'Windows XP Professional Setup' --> change this also with your spanish title. Best thing to do is first do a windows setup on a virtual pc and then look what exactly those titles are in your language and change them in your code. Hope this helps, DJPro

The XP menu , I'dont' like the classic menu. DJPro

Thanks @ macgyvr (Looks to me like he did!) and @ Grake... Indeed, there are enough examples of basic "Autounattend.xml" files on this forum. If you open the xml in notepad for example you will see: <settings pass="oobeSystem"> Just take a look at the layout and then add: <FolderLocations> <ProfilesDirectory>D:\UserData</ProfilesDirectory> </FolderLocations> It's not that hard as it looks, just do a few tests on a virtual machine to see if it works. I know many of us people did a lot of installations before everything went fine... included me. DJPro

I don't know how you made the silent installer but you can install 'SteamInstall.msi' with parameters /qb for example. Unless you wanted to create one with your account settings in it or more. Greetz,DJPro

If you mount 'boot.wim' in sources folder there's 'spwizimg.dll' which has definately resources you can change. For your second part of setup you have to edit 'spwizimg.dll' in the root of your vista dvd in support\migwiz Actually you can also delete the 'support' folder on your vistadvd (I always do), so you just have to edit 'spwizimg.dll' in boot.wim and install.wim Hope this helps Orsi. Greetz, DJPro

You will have to create a 'Autounattend.xml' and put it in the root of your disk. You can set it in your 'Autounattend.xml' in: <settings pass="oobeSystem"> put: <FolderLocations> <ProfilesDirectory>D:\UserData</ProfilesDirectory> </FolderLocations> So all userprofiles will be created in D partition in this example. Hope this helps you, DJPro

You can download them here: http://www.softpedia.com/get/Desktop-Enhan...une-Theme.shtml http://www.istartedsomething.com/20061029/royale-noir/ Greetz

Seems to me like you integrated driverpacks. This will create a 'OEM' directory in the root of your disk. And NO, it won't overwrite or conflict with the $OEM$ folder. DJPro

And what about 'wuaucpl.cpl' Did you try this one?

About the second one: Win. Automatic Updates notifier in the systray --> try 'wucltui.dll' I think that is the one, Good luck!

Oh, good to know Kel. Still working with an older release...

open 'useroptions.js' in WPIScripts and search for 'NumCols=3;' --> example here is 3 columns 2nd in your themes folder open wpi.htm with notepad and look for: case '1024': maxentries=35; break; --> change maxentries to a minor value and the text won't be cut-off Hope this helps Greetz, DJPro

I use one for my carputer. CarNetix CNX-P1260 DC-DC Power Supply (60 Watts) http://www.carnetix.com/CNXP1260.html Greetz

@mastermark put a second cmd command example : cmd2[pn]=['taskkill /F /IM iexplore.exe']; this will 'kill' internet explorer Regards

@ImmortalGoku Check the themes folder. Replace wallpaper.jpg by the one you like. Regards.

@Anthony Actually you don't need a floppy, Just put it in your 'winnt.sif' file in I386 directory of your windows cd. Regards.

Hello developpers, Is it possible to ad support for WshShell.RegRead method for reading REG_BINARY values.