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Hey, Would disabling Windows File Protection have the desired effect? laze.

Wow, My head hurts. laze.

Hey, Would anyone care to summarise all the information contained in this thread? laze.

Hey, You've completely lost me. laze :-)

Hey, I am aware of the below registry tweak: ;Change the Transition Effect for Menus and Tooltips ;Fade [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop] "UserPreferencesMask"=hex:9e,3e,07,80 ;OR ;Scroll [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop] "UserPreferencesMask"=hex:9e,28,07,80 I would like to disable the transition effect altogether, is this possible? I'm currently doing it with nLite. Thanks! laze.

Hey, It's not a secret that nLite skips iernonce.dll during the integration of Internet Explorer 7 and as a result does not break RunOnceEx. I'm all for sharing knowledge my friend, so congratulations to you... but if you integrate KB928090 it will still break RunOnceEx. I'm actually sceptical that it works after you've applied KB928090 too (unless you're implenting the above fix, then of course it works, lol) but I'll take your word for it. laze.

Hey, KB928090 does not resolve the associated RunOnceEx failure. laze.

Hey, In my experience IE7 is incredibly slow to install, maybe I'm doing something wrong? (it's been suggested I pull my network cable out to speed the installation up? Can anyone confirm this works?) By all means give my method a go, it works perfectly - I assure you :-P. laze.

Hey, I have a related question. Once logged in on a system lacking video drivers, is there any way to stop the little tooltip that pops up "Your display is capable of running in a much higher resolution click here to fix it" (or something along those lines)? laze.

Guide updated 20/02/07. laze :-)

Hey, Integrating the above removes the need for KB928089. KB917425 is still required as is KB929969. laze.

Thanks. Guide updated 18/02/2007. laze.

Hey, My point is, I wouldn't install IE7 via RunOnceEx because the installation time of IE7 adds a huge overheard (IE7 takes about 10-15 minutes to install). I would choose to integrate it and when integrating IE7, there is a requirement to replace files which is relatively simple to implement. laze.

Well, As mentioned above, I integrate it. laze.

Hey, Ok, so I didn't take the time to read the thread in it's entirity... but why would anyone choose installing it via RunOnceEx over integration? It slows RunOnceEx down massively. laze.

Hey, This seems overly complicated? I have a thread here for anyone who's attempting to integrate IE7 and needs a walk-through. I understand the goal of this thread is to remove the requirement of replacing iernonce.dll but is it worth the effort? laze.

Hey, It's entirely on-topic. You're discussing the integration of a hotfix, I am trying to identify whether or not it results in KB917425 and KB928089 no longer being required and believe other forum members would benefit from this knowledge. laze.

Right, So it eliminates the need for: KB917425 KB928089 Correct? laze.

Hey, I've updated the main thread to act as a guide. laze.

Hey, Nevermind, I overlooked something. laze.

Hey, I can't offer any input I'm afraid. I disable Windows File Protection as part of my install. laze.

Hey, Does KB928090 replace all previously released hotfixes for IE7? laze.

Hey, An XPlode tutorial would be great. laze.

Hey, I've recently updated my install to include RyanVM's latest pack and hotfixes for IE7 but since doing so it appears that cmdlines.txt is ignored. Any ideas? Perhaps I've rebuilt my install and overlooked something? Here is the list I work to when rebuilding my install: Integrate RyanVM's pack Delete DOCS, CMPNENTS, SUPPORT, VALUEADD Delete I386 - WIN9XMIG, WIN9XUPG, WINNTUPG, LANG Integrate Add-ons Copy hacked files Copy WINNT.SIF Copy $OEM$ Integrate WMP11 hotfixes (nLite) Integrate IE7 (nLite) Integrate hotfixes (nLite) Integrate Drivers Removed Windows Sounds (nLite) laze.

Chiners, The method explained above works fine. Start the setup.exe with the /admin switch and configure your silient installation. laze.