RyanVM

Yes, some do like old, haggerd mothers instead their beautiful young daughter. (You realize the MS JVM is based on a revision of Java from 1997, right? Version 1.1.4) EDIT: Not to mention that it's exploited by CoolWebSearch to infiltrate computers.

What's weird is that I don't have any restarting issues with it. Anyone else feel like trying another test version? jre5.msi /qb-! ADDLOCAL=ALL IEXPLORER=1 MOZILLA=1 REBOOT=ReallySuppress *link gone*

MS Java VM? Ewwwww...

Send me a PM

Yes, it's coming

What's BPFTP? Bullet Proof FTP server, it's a open source FTP server program Bâshrat the Sneaky Not exactly open source, but it is an FTP server

No clue. I run it from a GuiRunOnce cmd file and it doesn't reboot.

At the T-12 stage of setup, entries written to HKCU are written to Default.

I agree with what you've all said and thanks for the nice words

Care to be more specific?

On page 2 of this forum : http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=23991

The point of writing HKCU registry entries at T-12 (cmdlines.txt/svcpack.inf) is so that they're written to the .Default user and the settings are then automatically given to every account as they're created. I personally apply my visual effects settings from cmdlines.txt and they work fine for all users.

Is Bliss.jpg in the Windows\Web\Wallpaper folder?

hmm, somehow the fixed version must have been overwritten by the obsolete one. Oh well, when I hear back from a few more people that it works OK, I'll rename it to jre5.exe on my FTP server.

OK, give this a try. This is the command being executed after extraction: jre5.msi /qb-! ADDLOCAL=ALL IEXPLORER=1 MOZILLA=1 REBOOT=ReallySuppress JAVAUPDATE=0Would those of you having problems please try it and see if it works? And for those reading this two months from now, the link will be deactivated once I get feedback on it. *link gone*

Let me try rebuilding the exe quick. I'll post a link in a minute.

I just switched over to a new FTP server. There shouldn't be any bumps, but let me know if there are.

I just setup BPFTP Server on my machine and changed all the links to point to that. We'll see how it goes.

Can I do that with Orca?

Nope. EDIT: And nothing irritates me more than when people post a reply in a thread AND PM me the same question. (Of course, then there's the people who feel the need to take that one step further and IM me and email me as well). One form of asking is good enough!

Makes perfect sense to me. As I've explained numerous times, the /integrate switch simply leaves both uncompressed files in i386 (the updated files) and edits svcpack.inf to run the EXE from the svcpack folder to create the registry entries. So yes, you'll have the original EXE size plus the added size from the uncompressed updated files. And yes, you should do my pack first since mine puts a new version of svcpack.inf in i386 that you don't want overwriting the version with /integrate.

I created an AIP of 2004 SP1. Gonna try integrating it with an AIP of 2004 as soon as I get some free time. EDIT: It's going to require a lot of heavy MSI editing, though.

Not on my system...

Well aware of it (and it's already been pointed out a few times in this thread) I can personally confirm that it doesn't show up on a system with no MS Office installed. Also, KB885884 updates mso.dll, which isn't included on the XP CD. Nope Nope Already posted the link once in this thread http://support.microsoft.com/?id=824994

http://support.microsoft.com/?id=824994