colbytrio

David, Well your suggestion helped with the sys file issue but now the upgrade is stopping because it cannot find: cpqteam.hlp Any ideas?

This is a dumb question but how can I even use an answerfile for an upgrade. The documentation that I have read says that if you run winnt32.exe /unattend[num]:[answer file name] that Windows will perform a FRESH installation. I just need to upgrade using an answer file...and help would be appreciated!

Thanks! I'll give it a shot and let you know how it goes.

To perform an automated upgrade we just simply run winnt32.exe /unattend We are prompted to enter a product key but I will include that into my answer files if anyone figures out a way to have an answer file ignore errors durring setup (like the one mentioned in this thread)

Anyone...?

I forgot to mention: We are upgrading from Windows 2000 Server SP4

Hello, I am trying to perform an unattended upgrade on 30 servers throughout my organization. The servers we are having problems with are Compaq (HP) ML 370 G2 servers. When we try to run an unattended upgrade we get prompted for two files with roughly 30 minutes left in the install. We have to click "cancel" in order to bypass the two files. One file is: "C:|cpqsystem\pnpdrivers q57xp32.sys" The other file is "cpqteam.hlp" Is there a way for us to automate the upgrade to automatically select "cancel" when we receive these two errors? Thanks!