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What exactly does this have to do with unattended installation anyway?????

You CAN'T, Period!!!!

I install it using an auto-it script. Works flawlessly. However I have decided to move on from using Quicksfv to QuickPar. I found Quickpar to be more effecient than QuickSFV and much much faster when it comes to checking the crc values of the files, plus its got a better GUI. Quickpar uses an INNO setup and can be installed using the /VERYSILENT /SP- switches. http://www.quickpar.org.uk/

One word! Search!

I bet you are using some kind of all in one CD!

Stop posting crap in threads. What does your post have to do anything with multiple RunOnceEX? I actually use an inf installer for installing my apps and I call up inf's in sequence to do my installation. So far I have had absolutely no problems with this method.

**** It! Do you people even read any of the posts or the stickies before you make a post asking something that has been repeatedly posted and answered OVER AND OVER AND OVER AGAIN!!!

There is no switch for silently installing Acronis products. Use an auto it script for installing them.

Just pin the apps you want to and export the key from the registry. Make sure that you are installing all those pinned apps in your unattended installation.

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\policies\Explorer] "Hideclock"=dword:00000001 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer] "Hideclock"=dword:00000001

Actually its just leftovers from my old bootlogo.cmd. I have my custom ntoskrnl hacked and working properly.

I run this from my winnt.sif I copy over the bootlogo.cmd and bootlogo1.cmd during installation. They are placed in $OEM$\$1\Apps directory. Hope thus helps

Because taskkill does not kill DAP.exe 95% of the time.

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?act=Search&mode=adv&f=80

Why are you cross posting? You already posted a similar thread in the applications forum.

I agree with crahak. FFS, use the SEARCH function. The sleep function has been covered quite extensively in quite a few posts. Browse through the previous threads and get your answer instead of starting a thread for every minor problem you experience. It took me 1 minute on msfn/google on how to use the sleep function in a batch file.

It may sound harsh but it is the truth. I havent seen clearer and simpler instructions anywhere else. It cant get any more simpler than that.

All the driverpacks come with clear cut instructions on how to be installed. If you cant understand that then you should not be installing the driverpacks.

taskkill /F /IM <application.exe>

That is not possible unless you know all steps invloved in the driver installation process and prompts for each step. Then you might be able to script a .iss manually if you are good in writing installshield codes.

Do a search. It has been posted before.

Then expand your search options and try again since this topic has been covered in previous posts. I know this because I have posted in those threads.

Ok! That just cracked me up!

Been there, done that! http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...t=0entry91525