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This is what you need to do. Install the printer manually as you would regularly with all the port configurations et al. Once the printer is installed, and configured properly, open up regedit and export this registry key. [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Print\Monitors\PrintServer\Ports\IP_157.57.50.98]. (It may be different name, but you that is where your configured port should be) Mine looks something like this So in your case the TCP/IP Address would be "157.57.50.98". The rest of the values will be the same or maybe a lil bit different. But make sure to export all the values under this registry key. Save it as printer.reg or something like that. Now before you install the network printer using the printui command, import this registry into your installation. Here are some examples of my printer installation Install printer using inf file. Konica PP1350W - Printer name I choose to have.LK96DB9D_P1 - The TCP/IP port name you imported previously. KONICA MINOLTA PagePro 1350W - The default name for the printer in the inf file. This has to be exactly the same as in the inf file. Disable bidirectional support on the printer. Default is enabled. Make printer the default printer (if you have other printers).

You need to copy over the fonts to the fonts directory and as mentioned run the regtweak from cmdlines.txt to register your font.

Do it manually and use a registry scanner to monitor the changes.

This is really ridiculous. Try reading the topics posted once in a while instead of posting new topics that just waste board space!!!

Use the .inf method from cmdlines.txt. 3 stage installation process with a reboot at the end of every stage. I import an inf file at the end of each stage which installs my apps, custom settings, tweaks, print server, printer connected on the print server, etc.....

Stop double posting. You have already posted the exact thread in the unattended Windows section!!!

SEARCH!!

Check your path! Drivers\000_ATA;Drivers\001_GART;Drivers\002_MemCtl;Drivers\003_SMBus;Drivers\004_Ethernet;Drivers\005_ATI

Hmmm, that may be possible. I can test it out later this evening and see if that actually works.

Yes, Driversigning is disabled in winnt.sif and I use the hacked sfc_os.dll to disable WFP.

I know that! Why would I install an unsigned driver if I did not disable driversigning policy???

This method is not going to work! I have my WFP disabled and have tried installing ATI Beta drivers with one of my previous slipstreamed DVD's. It installs every other driver except the video driver since the beta drivers are not WHQL compliant.

Use the SEARCH function!!!!

Read, man, READ!!!!!! unattended.msfn.org

You should. Inf files are the coolest and the easiest way to install apps. I do my entire unattended installation with INF files and all my new changes to my unattended DVD takes less than a few minutes. Granted it took me some time to get the hang of it, but once I did there is no way I am going back to the .cmd extensions anymore.

Nope! about 500kb of registry tweaks.

Some friendly advice of my own... answer the question that's asked. He didn't ask your opinion on RealPlayer. He asked if anyone knew the silent install switch. Replying with anything else is a waste of everyone's time and bandwidth. On that note... does anyone know it? Nobody asked for your retarded comment. If you didn't like my opinion, ignore it, it ain't my friggin problem. Thats your problem. Deal with it!!!

Small icons will work only after the 2nd reboot. Small icons will work only after the desktop is initialized and loaded for the first time. This is how I do mine 1) Install Video, Audio, Print Server Drivers. Reboot! 2) Install most of the applications and import all the HKLM, HKU and some HKCU registry tweaks. Reboot! 3) Install couple of apps, a few more registry tweaks including tweak for small icons. Install network printer and do the final cleanup where apps are moved to custom folder lists. Change the CD drive letters, rename Administrator to custom user name and a final Reboot!

Instead of using Resource Hacker to replace each individual icon, it was easier for me to use Restorator 2004 and replace the entire icon set in shell32.dll in one go. Took me less than 2 minutes to replace the entire thing.

Or you could just add this to your winnt.sf [iEPopupBlocker] AllowedSites=http://www.microsoft.com;http://*.windowsupdate.microsoft.com

I had a similar issue with few other software that use the same installation method. I think its Forte Agent and Quickpar. They both dump the shortcuts to the startmenu\programs instead of their respective folders. I just gave up and decided to manually move the shortcuts by putting a batch entry in my cleanup.cmd

Ha! Ha! Ha! Anybody wanna trade swap files??????

SEARCH!!!! This has been addressed a millions times in this forum!!!

I would recommend not installing this tweak as it is known to cause some problems. I had this tweak as part of my unattended registry tweaks but removed it as it was more of a PITA than a help.

Wierd! Try /S (Capital S).