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  1. I would say open the iso file in UltraISO and use the write disk image. It sets up the a sd card or usb thumbdrive properly without all the steps. Then afterwards reboot your pc and set the usb driver or sd card as the first boot device. Done. At least that's how I do it. I loaded 3 build of Windows 7 like this without issue.

  2. umm i have just bought a 250 GB USB 2.0 External HDD ....and i want to make some partitions on it...i m using vista now....so will Partition Magic work on vista ? anyone tested yet? or i should take risk myself to lost data :D lol.

    I would try Acronis Disk Director. It is better than Partition Magic and should work on Vista. I haven't tried yet though.

  3. Shark you said symantec was resource hog. I failed to see this. Could you explain this a little more? I'm just curious.
    ok, i'll try. resource hog is probabably not the correct term.. I do an extreme amount of file move / copy / delete operations, and this type of activity seemed slow. once i killed the symantec real time proccesses , this again went smoothly. since i switched to NOD32, i dont expererience these slowdowns which to me, were very annoying. I wont go back to symantec simply because i am quite pleased with NOD32's performance and ability, which, in my opinion, matches symantecs.

    shark

    I switched to NOD32. Alot better than Symantec. I now see why u switched.

  4. Hi all,

    I am trying to install sav 10 ce using the method explained by shark, but for some reason I am getting an error saying that "/passive" is an invalid switch... this is the code im using to run the installer:

    START /WAIT "%CDROM%\I386\SVCPACK\Install\Applications\SAV10\Symantec AntiVirus.msi" /passive RUNLIVEUPDATE=0 REBOOT=REALLYSUPPRESS

    Any ideas?? Please advice! TIA!!

    1st of all, my instruction applied to a Corporate version, you are using CE.

    2nd, the /passive switch requires windows installer 3.0 or greater. If the passive switch isnt accepted by whatever version of windows you are using, try /qb as a replacement.

    3rd, I stopped using Symantec because, in my experience, it was a resource hog i could do without. I've personally switched to NOD32 for my antivirus needs.

    shark

    Shark you said symantec was resource hog. I failed to see this. Could you explain this a little more? I'm just curious.

  5. I know there will be updates and the mst file can apply to the msi file easily. It silently installs until avp.exe runs for the first time. This is understood. We are using switches to apply the mst and silently the app. Pay attention to the post before saying our method doesn't work. Most people successfully silently install the app. Scripts are fine but most newbies don't want extra things to silently install an app. Our method is more user-friendly.

    maybe you are right , it is only up to the user it self , for me i use batch scripting , so it is easy to add some extra lines .. and that maybe hard for someone else ..

    But, do i have to use the MST file with the EDITIED edition of the MSI ?? to get it not to restart ???

    No...Use the mst with the original msi file. That was my point. I dealt with this for a while. Batch scripting scares people away I seen many times. People can deal with switches better than batch scripts (not all cases though). I could do both but currently i prefer this method.

  6. I use this method all time but put everything in one big sfx and works beautifully. I try to stay away from apps that need installation although I have a few that need it and I don't mind that. I don't use reg files except for Registration Info and Tweaks.

    Apps I install using this method:

    Audio Editor Gold, CCleaner, ConvertXToDVD, DVD Region+CSS Free, Exact Audio Copy, Frostwire, jv16 PowerTools 2006, Kega Fusion (Emulator), MagicISO, MP3Gain, nLite, Openoffice, Opera, PC Wizard, Project64 (Emulator), Registry Workshop, RyanVM Integrator, Tag&Rename, WinHex, WinRAR, ZSNES (Emulator), DirectShow Filter Manager, Media Player Classic, uTorrent, XN Resource Editor, Codecs (MSFN Codec Pack) and more to come.

  7. Hey!

    thats nice, thanks. While we already knew that avp.exe causes the reboot at least in the other thread no one simply killed avp.exe. Instead the msi was modified to not start the avp.exe after installation. Your solution is easier of course ;-)

    If you find a way to install a profile silently, please tell us ;-) Also it would be nice to trigger the post install wizard silently. Currently, if you start avp.exe after a silent installation it just reboots instead of starting the post install wizard.

    Thanks,

    Alex

    I'm Searching for it ..

    and about the mandatory reboot , there is no way out of it .. just reboot when you finish all by running the 'avp.exe' ..

    and i think if u unattendly install your profile , and activation key , there will be no post install wizard :whistle:

    not really a workaround. It is better to modify to installer through an mst file to remove the line in the msi causing this app to reboot. Talked about in this thread: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=74802

    With all respect sir , there will be updates to the program , and it is easier to use switches and batches than editing every single release that comes up ..

    And there is other thing , the edited MSI file rebooted as well for me .. it didn't differ than original one :wacko:

    and i didn't manage to edit the MSI myself as the post maker explained ( with all respect to him )

    I know there will be updates and the mst file can apply to the msi file easily. It silently installs until avp.exe runs for the first time. This is understood. We are using switches to apply the mst and silently the app. Pay attention to the post before saying our method doesn't work. Most people successfully silently install the app. Scripts are fine but most newbies don't want extra things to silently install an app. Our method is more user-friendly.

  8. Have you got an old version installed before this one? if so, thats why the licnse is auto applied. if not, well, the reg tweak wont be needed anymore :)

    i can confirm that the registry key is NOT needed for kaspersky to automatically find your license.

    as long as it's named .key and resides with the msi

    Glad someone else got this working besides me. :D

  9. thanks elajua for the Reg info, that not the problem *I think*, what i think is that its that new version of .msi file cause i if i use the original from their website it isntalls with Reg info, but when i used the modded file.msi it wont install.

    i have alos tried the .mst files above but have never dealt with them and not sure the proper order to get it to work... hint... any info would be appreciated.

    ScOOt3r!

    When I use my modified installer and silently install it with the reg file in the same directory, it automatically recognizes it and registers KIS.

  10. Here's the mst for KIS 6.0.0.300. Enjoy!!! :D

    thanks, i already tried it and it worked. it auto reboots when you restart your computer and KIS is loading the first time.

    can you please tell me exactly what you modified so i can learn for future builds?

    then only thing i saw at first glance is a line that says buildType=0:1:0:0 and something from InstallExecute but im not sure.

    NOTE: i noticed that the installer creates a log file so any of you installing from cd may want to run it hdd or add a switch to create log file somewhere else.

    Its the same line showed in the screenshot posted by lord nikon in post #9.

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