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  1. Just a little thought. Wouldn't it be easier to skip the whole "delims" thing and use: FOR /F "TOKENS=15" %%A IN ('IPCONFIG /ALL^|FIND "DHCP Server"') DO @SET DHCPSERVER=%%A or if you insist in using delims use this: FOR /F "TOKENS=2,* DELIMS=:. " %%A IN ('IPCONFIG /ALL ^| FIND "DHCP Server"') DO @SET DHCPSERVER=%%B BTW: Delims doesn't treat an uppercase and lowercase character the same way.
  2. You could try this @ECHO OFF SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS SET KEY=HKLM\Software\Microsoft\DrWatson SET VALUE=Instructions FOR /F "SKIP=3 TOKENS=3" %%F IN ('REG QUERY "%KEY%" /V "%VALUE%"') DO @( SET /A DEC=%%F + 0 SET HEX=%%F ) ECHO %DEC% %HEX% On my computer the output is 10 0xa
  3. Hi phaolo, Sometime ago I created a little batch file to restore some of the VLC file association to there previous values The usage: VLC_Extension.cmd [.extension1] [.extension2] [...] example: VLC_Extension.cmd .wav .wmv .asf .ts .ps Here it the code: @ECHO OFF SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION ENABLEEXTENSIONS FOR %%K IN (%*) DO @( REM Reset variables SET VLC_Backup= SET EXT_ASSOC= REM Check for a backup value FOR /F "SKIP=4 TOKENS=3" %%F IN ('REG QUERY "HKCR\%%K" /V VLC.backup 2^>NUL') DO @SET VLC_Backup=%%F REM Get current file association value FOR /F "SKIP=4 TOKENS=4" %%F IN ('REG QUERY "HKCR\%%K" /VE 2^>NUL') DO @SET EXT_ASSOC=%%F REM Check if a backup value is available IF NOT "X!VLC_Backup!"=="X" ( REM Check if VLC is still associated with the file extension, if true REM restore the old value IF "!EXT_ASSOC!"=="VLC!EXT_ASSOC:VLC=!" REG ADD "HKCR\%%K" /VE /D "!VLC_Backup!" /F REM delete VLC.backup anyway REG DELETE "HKCR\%%K" /V VLC.backup /F ) ELSE ( REM Check if VLC is still associated with the file extension, if true REM remove it IF "!EXT_ASSOC!"=="VLC!EXT_ASSOC:VLC=!" REG DELETE "HKCR\%%K" /VE /F ) ) This batch file does check the current file association, if it's still associated with VLC it will restore it's previous association, or remove any association if there wasn't any before. Otherwise nothing is done. Good luck.
  4. Yeah, what I meant was, "these are uninstalled". I include "[NetProtocols]" to set different settings for different NIC's. But I think if you don't include it will install TCPIP with default settings.
  5. This will not install the services, protocols etc. It does not install them unchecked. With that I don'h have any experience. Sorry.
  6. Hi MillenX,, This is what I have in my Winnt.sif file. [Networking] InstallDefaultComponents=No [NetAdapters] Adapter1=params.Adapter1 Adapter2=params.Adapter2 [params.Adapter1] ConnectionName="The Internet" InfID=* NetCardAddress=0x0123456789AB [params.Adapter2] ConnectionName="Local NIC" InfID=* [NetProtocols] MS_TCPIP=params.MS_TCPIP [NetClients] [NetServices] [params.MS_TCPIP] DNS=Yes UseDomainNameDevolution=No EnableLMHosts=Yes AdapterSections=params.MS_TCPIP.Adapter1, params.MS_TCPIP.Adapter2 [params.MS_TCPIP.Adapter1] SpecificTo=Adapter1 DHCP=Yes WINS=No NetBIOSOptions=2 [params.MS_TCPIP.Adapter2] SpecificTo=Adapter2 DHCP=No WINS=No IPAddress=192.168.123.2 SubnetMask=255.255.255.0 NetBIOSOptions=2 This will disable all NetServices and NetClients ( on all adapters/NIC's), and only install the tcpip protocol. Adapter1 will get it's settings from a DHCP server, the other one gets a static ip address. If you remove all sections "[params.MS_TCPIP....]" and remove the line "MS_TCPIP=params.MS_TCPIP" from the section "[NetProtocols]", you will also have no NetProtocols installed. I hope this will help.
  7. Try and change the command cd C:\Documents and Settings\%user%\Desktop\download\ to cd /D C:\Documents and Settings\%user%\Desktop\download\ This will also change your driveletter. Or add -P "C:\Documents and Settings\%user%\Desktop\download\" to your wget cmdline. This will download everything to the directory behind "-P". Hope it'll help. edit: Changed "-p" to '-P"
  8. Yes, but if you remove "-3" from the commandline it will ask you to uninstall or not. One other thing "spyblock.dll,O" is with a capital "o", not a 0 (zero), at the end.
  9. To uninstall the toolbar (after zonealarm is installed) run the following command: "%PROGRAMFILES%\ZoneAlarmSB\bar\1.bin\Z4highin.exe" spyblock.dll,O -3 After running the command only 2 files will remain, but these, and the "%PROGRAMFILES%\ZoneAlarmSB" will be removed with the next reboot.
  10. The update is a nice catch. I had found out about the avgupd.exe for downloading and updating, but not from folder. Since I've read your post, I've played around with the parameters. If you leave "/session=0" & "/pri=4" away. it will not bother you with questions about updating, it just does.
  11. To just disable the toolbar, add this switch "/NOAVGTOOLBAR"
  12. Hi Eddie, I don't know if there is a switch or not, but as a workaround, you could do the following" While you have avg8 running, configure it as you like. Copy the files in the directory %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Application Data\avg8\Cfgto the install directory where avg8 is stored. After an installation of avg8 copy these config files back to "%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Application Data\avg8\Cfg" And you have avg running as you like. Hope it'll helps.
  13. I store my RunOnceEx.cmd together with a minimal/generic RunOnceEx.txt in ..\Install\Other. But I also call it via the cmdlines.txt process. This will install only a couple of apps and not apply any regtweaks, or other things. When I install my computer I've got an configfile stored on floppy, which the commandfile will pickup (as long as no alternative configfile is specified on the commandline) and use it instead of the one on CD. This will install more apps and will apply numorous regtweaks etc.
  14. Hi, I've created just another RunOnceEx.cmd. Why, you may ask, well, a couple of reasons: I wanted to eliminate mistakes in the syntax for adding registry keys, I sometimes "forget" to escape double quotes, or made mistakes with REG ADD %KEY%\001, typed KET instead of KEY, etc ... The ability to install different apps on a real machine instead of a virtual machine. Some software I install on my real machine, will not install completely silent (PCTV Stereo from Pinnacle), I don't use something like AutoIt. BTW there is no use to install PCTV in a virtual machine. I also wanted something with which I could reconfigure my apps easier. And this is the result. A command file (RunOnceEx.cmd) and a configuration file (RunOnceEx.txt = sort of ini-file). The syntax: RunOnceEx.cmd [ TEST ] [ CDdrive-letter.DRV ] [ CFGFILE.TXT ] TEST : (case sensitive) Display what will happen, instead of adding registry entries. Letter.DRV : If you know how to change your CDdrive-letter use this 1. Otherwise don't touch it. CFGFILE.TXT : Select a different configuration file. Otherwise the commandfile will look for a RunOnceEx.txt in the same directory as the commandfile and if available A:\RunOnceEx.txt, where the last one found will be used. Now what will it do, the command file will process the configuration file. Skip all lines starting with a #. If # is not the first character it will be part of the commandline, registry key or variable. Read the CONFIG section (case sensitive), set some variables and add a few registry keys. Read the other sections: Add section title to registry Add the following lines (till the next section) as commands to the registry Configuration file summary: [CONFIG] : Config section (case sensitive) KEY : Override the default KEY variable. The base key to add/update in the registry. NR : Override the default NR variable. The first number (minus 1) to use. The last part of the registry subkey. REG_KEYS : Override the default REG_KEYS variable. A list of KEYS (within the config section) which should be added to the registry, others will be set as variables. REG_KEY.type : A key which should be added to the registry of type ".type". If type is omitted it is added as a string. TITLE : The title of the RunOnceEx window. VAR_REPLACE : A list of variables which “names” should be converted to there “values". USER Vars : Any number of variables you want to use. [section X] : Start a new section (Section X, case insensitive) # Comment 1 Command 1 : First command for Section X # Comment 2 Command 2 : Second command for Section X Command x : x-th command for Section X [section Y] : Start a new section (Section Y, case insensitive) # Comment 3 Command 1 : First command for Section Y # Comment 4 Command x : x-th command for Section Y Here is the command file: RunOnceEx.cmd @ECHO OFF SETLOCAL ENABLEEXTENSIONS ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION REM Set variables with default values SET CDROM=%~d0 SET KEY=HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnceEx SET REG_KEYS=TITLE SET NR=0 SET TEST= REM Check commandline options FOR %%F IN (%*) DO @( REM In testmode var TEST is set, otherwise it is empty IF "%%~F"=="TEST" SET TEST=ECHO REM If you know how to change your CDdrive-letter use this 1 IF /I "X%%~xF"=="X.DRV" SET CDROM=%%~nF: REM Set a alternative configuration file IF /I "X%%~xF"=="X.TXT" IF EXIST "%%~F" SET CFGFILE=%%~F ) REM If %CFGFILE% is not set, check for RunOnceEx.txt in current dir REM and A:\RunOnceEx.txt, set CFGFILE to the last one found. IF "X%CFGFILE%"=="X" ( FOR %%F IN ("%~dpn0.txt" "A:\%~n0.txt") DO @( REM Set CFGFILE to %%~F and not %%~D. %%D does not contain drive REM and directory info and %%F does. FOR /F %%D IN ('DIR /B %%F') DO @SET CFGFILE=%%~F ) ) REM Get configuration stuff (skip other sections) FOR /F "DELIMS== TOKENS=1,*" %%F IN (%CFGFILE%) DO @( REM Make sure !REG_KEYS! is set, further on we use this one and not %REG_KEYS% IF "X!REG_KEYS!"=="X" SET REG_KEYS=%REG_KEYS% REM Set FIELD1 So we can check things properly SET FIELD1=%%F REM Skip lines starting with a # IF NOT "X!FIELD1:~0,1!"=="X#" ( REM Checking for Sections IF "X!FIELD1!"=="X[!FIELD1:~1,-1!]" ( SET SECTION=!FIELD1:~1,-1! ) ELSE ( IF !SECTION!==CONFIG ( REM Check if entry should be added to the registry FOR %%R IN (!REG_KEYS!) DO @( IF %%R==%%~nF ( SET REG_TYPE=%%~xF IF NOT "X!REG_TYPE!"=="X" SET REG_TYPE=!REG_TYPE:.=/T REG_! %TEST% REG ADD !KEY! /V "%%~nF" /D "%%G" !REG_TYPE! /F SET REG=Y ) ) REM If entry is not added to the registry set it as a variable IF NOT !REG!==Y SET %%F=%%G SET REG= ) ) ) ) REM Get all other sections (skip CONFIG section) FOR /F "DELIMS=" %%F IN (%CFGFILE%) DO @( SET FIELD1=%%F IF NOT "X!FIELD1:~0,1!"=="X#" ( IF "X!FIELD1!"=="X[!FIELD1:~1,-1!]" ( SET SECTION=!FIELD1:~1,-1! IF NOT !SECTION!==CONFIG ( REM (Re)set variables NR & COUNT And add section to Registry IF !NR! LSS 100 SET NR=!NR:~-2! IF !NR! LSS 10 SET NR=!NR:~-1! SET /A NR=!NR! + 1 IF !NR! LSS 10 SET NR=0!NR! IF !NR! LSS 100 SET NR=0!NR! SET COUNT=0 IF NOT "X%TEST%"=="X" %TEST%. %TEST% REG ADD !KEY!\!NR! /VE /D "!SECTION!" /F ) ) ELSE ( IF NOT !SECTION!==CONFIG ( REM Manipulate COUNT variable IF !COUNT! LSS 10 SET COUNT=!COUNT:~-1! SET /A COUNT=!COUNT! + 1 IF !COUNT! LSS 10 SET COUNT=0!COUNT! REM Set COMMAND and "manipulate" it SET COMMAND=%%F SET COMMAND=!COMMAND:"=\"! FOR %%R IN (%VAR_REPLACE%) DO @( CALL :SET_CMD COMMAND "%%%%%%R%%%%" "%%%%R%%" ) REM Add it to the registry %TEST% REG ADD !KEY!\!NR! /V !COUNT! /D "!COMMAND!" /F ) ) ) ) GOTO END :SET_CMD REM Here are variables defined in VAR_REPLACE converted from %var% to it's value SET %~1=!%~1:%~2=%~3! :END And here is an example configfile: RunOnceEx.txt [CONFIG] # This section uses = as a field separator KEY=HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnceEx # NR: The first number (minus 1) to use for the registry key NR=0 REG_KEYS=TITLE FLAGS # The title of the "runonceex window" TITLE=Install Apps & Modify Settings # FLAGS: Win2k uses this for logging errors and command execution (or so I've read) # I couldn't find anything about xp though. FLAGS.dword=48 # VAR_REPLACE VAR_REPLACE=CDROM DEST SYSTEMDRIVE SYSTEMROOT # User defined variables DEST=%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Apps [AVG Antivirus] # Install AVG Antivirus Free version %CDROM%\Install\AVG\AVG-AntiVirus.exe /HIDE /DONT_START_APPS /NO_WELCOME /NO_AVGW_STARTUP /QUIT_IF_INSTALLED /TARGET_DIR "%DEST%\AVG\Antivirus" # Update virus definition files %DEST%\AVG\Antivirus\avgw.exe /UPDATE /UPDDIR=%CDROM%\Install\AVG\binfiles [ZoneAlarm] %CDROM%\Install\ZoneAlarm\ZoneAlarm.exe /s /noreboot /installdir "%DEST%" [Internet Applications] # Install Java %CDROM%\Install\Java\Java.msi /qn INSTALLDIR="%DEST%\Java" NETSCAPE6=0 WEBSTARTICON=0 JAVAUPDATE=0 # Install Opera %CDROM%\Install\Opera\Opera.msi /qr INSTALLDIR="%DEST%\Opera" MULTI_USER_SETTING=0 [Office/Document Applications] # OpenOffice.org Version 2.3 %CDROM%\Install\OpenOffice.org\OpenOfficeorg23.msi /qn INSTALLLOCATION="%DEST%\OpenOffice.org" SELECT_WORD=1 SELECT_EXCEL=1 SELECT_POWERPOINT=1 # Adobe Reader %CDROM%\Install\AdobeReader\AdobeReader.msi /qn INSTALLDIR="%DEST%\AdobeReader" [Image Applications] # ImageMagick %CDROM%\Install\ImageMagick\ImageMagick.exe /DIR="%DEST%\ImageMagick" /MERGETASKS="^!desktopicon" /VERYSILENT /SP- [Disk and CD/DVD-image Applications] # Diskeeper %CDROM%\Install\Diskeeper\Diskeeper.msi /qn INSTALLDIR="%DEST%\Diskeeper" # Daemon Tools %CDROM%\Install\DaemonTools\DaemonTools.msi /qn TARGETDIR="%DEST%\DaemonTools" INSTALLDIR="%DEST%\DaemonTools" REBOOT=REALLYSUPPRESS [Reboot] SHUTDOWN.EXE -t 30 -r [CONFIG] Section explained (case sensitive) KEY : If exists it overrides the default value for KEY. The base key to add/update in the registry. Default is set to HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnceEx. NR : The first number to use (minus 1) for the (first)section subkey. In the example above "AVG Antivirus" is the first subkey. If you have multiple (I haven't experimented with this). It should be at least equal to the number of sections processed in all previous configfiles. Default is set to 0. REG_KEYS : If exists it overrides the default value for REG_KEYS. It contains a list of KEYS which should be added to the registry instead of being set as variables. Use only the basename. Default is set to TITLE. See also REG_KEY.type. REG_KEY.type : An REG_KEY which should be added to the registry. If the REG_KEY doesn't contain a ".type", it will be added to the registry as a string (REG_SZ). Type can be set to dword, binary, etc, etc.. In the above configfile FLAGS (without ".type") is added to REG_KEYS. So when the command file processes the line with FLAGS.dword, it will add "FLAGS" to the registry, it's type is "REG_DWORD", and it's value = 48 (=numeric, HEX = 0x00000030). TITLE : The window title of the RunOnceEx process. VAR_REPLACE : Contains a list of variables which should be replaced with their values before the commands are added to the registry. When reading from a text file %variables% aren't converted to their corresponding values by the shell (CMD.EXE). And the RunOnceEx process doesn't understand variables. So as a workaround, add all variables used in the configfile to VAR_REPLACE. There is one other thing. If a variable contains others (%DEST% => %SYSTEMDRIVE%\Apps), the variable DEST should be put before SYSTEMDRIVE in the list. USER VARS : Any number of variables you want to use, and are not defined by default. For example: DEST=%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Apps (for destination). Examples: RunOnceEx.cmd Run in normal mode, with 1 of it's default configfiles (RunOnceEx.txt in same directory as RunOnceEx.cmd or A:\RunOnceEx.txt) RunOnceEx.cmd TEST Run in test mode with it's default configfile. RunOnceEx.cmd A:\ROE_%COMPUTERNAME%.txt Run in normal mode, with an alternative configfile. Notes: I think that most commands you can execute on the commandline you can add to the configfile without much trouble. There are several characters which needs to be escaped though: - to use a &, | or !, use a ^ before the character, thus ^&, ^| or ^! there may be other characters, but I'm not aware of them. The command file will escape the double quotes If you run in TEST mode you can redirect the output and create a "regular" RunOnceEx.cmd. The variable CDROM will be set to the drive-letter on which the commandfile is executed. It's a little slower than a regular RunOnceEx.cmd, because it has to process a configfile into commands. Hint: If you're worried about someone copying/stealing your CD. Put a minimal configfile on CD, without any product/license info in it. And keep a configfile on a floppy which contains a list of all apps you want to install including procuct/license info. Give it a try. Put a configfile in the same directory as the command file and put a configfile on a floppy. Change in both files the TITLE, so you can seperate them, and run the command in test mode. If you see variables in the output from test-mode, you might have to look at VAR_REPLACE again, and add variable-names or put the one further to the front of the list. The attached zipfile contains 3 files: RunOnceEx.cmd, RunOnceEx.txt & "Just another RunonceEx.cmd.rtf" EDIT (Apr 12th): Updated the text a little, tried to make it more readable. EDIT (Apr 13th): After edit on the 12th backslashes were missing; put the code in a codebox RunOnceEx.zip
  15. Hi xenon2050, I run my RunOnceEx.cmd from cd. I've put the command in the directory \Install\Other on CD. In my cmdlines.txt I have the following line "\Install\Other\RunOnceEx.cmd" to execute the RunOnceEx.cmd. If you put your RunOnceEx.cmd in the $OEM$ directory, I think "RunOnceEx.cmd" should be sufficient. Otherwise "\$OEM$\RunOnceEx.cmd" On your other question about "OEM Pre-install switch in the winnt.sif". I'm not sure, but I thought it should be there to execute cmdlines.txt.
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