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Thats bceause I have tried this method with SP2 and from my personal experience I got these at random.

I eventually gave up on this method as the error in txtsetup.oem is random and pops up out of nowhere. I tried placing the installation files in every possible location and sometimes it would work and other times the error would popup.

If you have installed autoit3 then you just have to right click on the au3 file and select "Compile Script"

I just edited the msi file using WinInstallLE and added the reg info in the msi.

What is so **** confusing about downloading lusetup.exe, renaming it to lsetup.exe and replacing the original lsetup.exe file with the downloaded one in the SAV LU directory????

Rather, we just don't wanna answer!

**** it. Do a friggin search for control center

Cool! Thanks for this info. Just replaced all my files in I386.

Stop bumping up posts!

@Metzen - That is incorrect! You don't need to specify the full path for the oempnpdriverspath. @AMD - change your oempnpdriverspath="Drivers\001\Si3114r" to oempnpdriverspath="\Drivers\001\Si3114r"

Just installed the .exe using the /s switch and it installs perfectly.

I remove all the default favorites on the 2nd boot after the first runonceex (inf file) has completed with a second runonceex (inf file) imported from the first runonceex!

Customize outlook when you build the .mst file with the office deploy tools.

Link

I think I will have another go at this method when I get back home from work this evening.

Do a search before you post!

It wont work from cmdlines.txt. You need to login at least once as an user and import this registry on the second logon.

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...2555&hl=arrange

I just import a registry file on my second reboot after all the apps are installed and all the icons are auto arranged.

REG ADD %KEY%\015 /V 1 /D "%11%\msiexec.exe /i %CDROM%\Install\gfx\ACE\Install_Flash_Player_7.msi /qn" /f

[Homenet] Bridge = Adapter1,Adapter2 EnableICS = No ShowTrayIcon = Yes Here is my homenet section in XP and it works.

Why go through all this hassle when this option can be specified in the winnt.sif file? [Homenet] ShowTrayIcon = Yes

That doesn't work. It still gives you the prompt.

Like.....in what way??? What makes you believe that Raid 0 is fast? As far as I know Raid 0 gives a marginal improvement over a single drive or in some cases even decreased performance. Granted Raid 0 may blow away single drive setups in benchmark apps, try the same in desktop applications and games. You will eat your words. This coming from a guy who has been using Raid 0 setup for the last 3 years...and now a convert!

What exactly do you wanna know? Contact me on messenger. You have a PM