RyanVM

BtS: I sent you an email because your PM box was full (again)

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=18408 Keep that in mind for the future.

I always run my programs from the CD that are called by my GuiRunOnce batch file. You'd do something like this: for %%i in (C: D: E: F: G: H: I: J:) do if exist %%i\win51ip.SP2 set CDROM=%%i start /wait %CDROM%\Updates\apps\netfxsp1.exeObviously, the second line is a usage example.

/R:N historically means you're telling it to not restart

I doubt you'll get much help since odds are good your copy isn't exactly legit...

I don't know of a reason it wouldn't work, provided Windows Installer 2.0 is installed on the system (I think SP4 comes with that).

This has been covered time and time again. You can NOT load drivers from a floppy if you're using an unattended CD.

...or you could just repack it as a WinRAR self extractor and rename it to lsetup.exe Then you can delete the other files in that directory as well. Of course, the point is moot now

I just found out that the liveupdate directory is gone when creating an admin install. It seems symantec deleted the directory and move lusetup to program files\symantec antivirus. This makes replacing liveupdate with the latest version very easy and doesn't waste space. I've been doing that since I first started repacking the installer months ago.

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...antec+antivirus Search

Like others said (and it says in my forum), it's a known issue and will be fixed with the next release.

Interesting.

7zip's SFX module stays resident in memory, so setup will wait until the setup file contained within finishes.

I do Did you actually install .NET correctly? Did you run it without any switches?

In the 7-zip help, read the Command Line Version...Switches...-sfx section. It's not exactly in a great location, but it describes in fairly great detail what the different SFX modules are and how to use them.

you can extract the MSI file from the exe and run it with the normal switches

I don't know of any way to do it other than creating an adminstrative install point and manually updating all the files in it with the newer ones. Sorry

Guys guys guys - this thread is IRRELEVANT AT THIS POINT. The issue was a bad registry entry being created by WhoLockMe. It's no longer a problem. Let it die.

You can fool WindowsUpdate with a registry entry. [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\RemovalTools\MRT] "Version"="E5DD9936-C147-4CD1-86D3-FED80FAADA6C"Of course, it'll have to be updated as newer versions are released.

make the last command of the batch file a command to delete itself

There's a new Critical Update out today (KB890830) which you might be confusing for it.

Honestly, I'm not sure why that happened. I guess if it works...

Version 1.0.5 of my update pack is in final testing now. It should be ready to go in a couple hours barring an emergency. Keep your eyes on my signature or my website for when it's officially out. EDIT: It's out.

, at least I'm not the only member still in the stone age

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I've been looking for a code like that for a while now (no, I'm definetely not a expert in batch coding) But fact is... I've removed the filedeleting part.... So I can't use this code anymore... But I can use it in the DriverPacks batch files Thanks again! , I've been using code like that since I first created my update pack 3 months ago . Here's what I use. This doesn't require a rename command. rem Compressing Files for /f %%i in ('dir Compress /b') do makecab /D CompressionType=LZX /D CompressionMemory=21 Compress\%%i del compress\*.* /q /fYou're proficient enough with batch files that you can probably modify it to better fit your needs (this one looks for files in a compress directory and woks with them there).