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http://www.wpiw.net/downloads/D_MN_NFO.msi Office 2007 #1 Make sure you have 07 enterprise office! #2 Run it with the following switch = setup.exe /admin #3 Follow all of the instructions paying alot of attention to the "Licensing and User interface" section enter the serial and select Display level = none #4 save the resulting file as "Your-Name-here.msp" and add that file to the office 07 folder. Don't use spaces in the file name! #5 Then add this line to the cammandline1 in WPI "%wpipath%\Office07\setup.exe" /adminfile Your-Name-here.msp Thats all there is 5 easy steps!!!! Adding the hotfixes and updates: #1 Download them all (Der) #2 Goto Start --> Run and enter "temp" #3 Leaving your temp folder open run each fix\update one at a time and COPY the .msp file(s) that appear in your temp folder to the "Updates" folder in your Office07 dir That will autorun the updates during installation!

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Man you picked the hardest group of programs. I will upload **** NFO viewer .msi inna coupla of hours when I get back.

[Version] Signature="$CHICAGO$" [DefaultInstall] AddReg=Run.AddReg [Run.AddReg] HKLM,"%RUN%","%WPI%",,"RunDll32 advpack.dll,LaunchINFSection ""%01%\%INF%"",Execute" HKLM,"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System","EnableLUA",0x10001,00,00,00,00 HKCU,"Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main","Disable Script Debugger",0x0,"no" HKCU,"Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main","DisableScriptDebuggerIE",0x0,"no" [Execute] RunPreSetupCommands=Launch.WPI:1 DelReg =Run.DelReg [Launch.WPI] CMD /Q /C CD /D """%01%\..\WPI""" & START /WAIT /B WPI.hta [Run.DelReg] HKLM,"%RUN%","%WPI%" [Strings] RUN="SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RUN" WPI="Windows Post Install" INF="RunWPI.inf" I am trying to get this inf to be called via setupcomplete.cmd So far no such luck. It does run fine and the inf code is right. I just can't get the .cmd file to cal it right. (YET)

Windows Post-Install Wizard.

Once removed you cannot add them back... You will have to start over.

Well see that just removes the MESSAGE and tells it to automatically run setup. You need to leave that option alone or remove the cd between boots.

You have an older lang_es.js file. Go in to the Lang folder and edit lang_es.js. Line 375. tabJSCRIPT should be tabJScript

Did you download vLite or nLite?? Are you trying to use this on Vista or older Operating Sytems? Your installation files are on your installation disk... The Shiny disk that says Windows XP or Vista on it.

Did you know that putting the pagefile on a seperate partition actually slows down your system? It needs to be on a fully seperate hard drive for the performance gain. Also setting it to a static size i.e. the same min and max reduces fragmentation of it and helps performance too.

OK Yes you can vLite the chit outta that disk! (I do it all the time) The error they discuss is when you goto MU and try to update it ussually fails.

I suggest you revise your post. Suggesting people download warez is against the rules and can warrent a banning.

Windows Ultimate Extras It is part of this so I can only surmise that doing this removed the supprt for dreamscene.

Not everyone can afford the thousands of dollars it costs to have an MSDN account sir....

Is this a PRE-Modified OEM source? Like from Dell or HP? If so you are BOUND to have troubles with it. Why all Vista Versions? Don't you only install one version? (vLite is not made for business, corporate or meant for warez-monkey use.) Unless you use ONLY WHQL drivers you are bound to get these popups. Also a couple of hotfixes and modifications can break driver signing. Edit... I JUST noticed where you say the disk is Vista home version. Then why the big deal with integration for "all vista version at once" You DON'T have the onther versions on the disk.

From your previous thread with THE SAME TITLE and contents! Neither can vLite. You are reaching too far. vLite also has nearly NO documentation. Double posting and crossposting is considered bad nettiquite! Please read the foum rules.

Neither can vLite. You are reaching too far. vLite also has nearly NO documentation.

Yup you will have a VERY hard time installing XP on it and expecting everything to work. Laptops like those are meant for vista not XP.

On the other side you can delete these folder from the root of your disk also: DOCS DOTNETFX CMPNENTS SUPPORT VALUEADD That alone clears up 85-ish megs of wasted space. NONE of this is used unless you MANUALLY install\activate it. Now go into your I386 folder and delete these files manually: SP1.cab SP2.cab WINNTBBU.DL_ WINNTBBA.DLL WINNT32A.DLL (Note not ALL of these files may exist, But nLite somehow misses this simple reduction section.)

Thats me... Too much live testing of addons and installers.

Ever hear of a SATA drive and the SATA drivers needed for them? What Make and model of Compaq is it?

I was actually going to try to turn it off during setupcomplete.cmd and see if it would count it. Not near my big PC though yet.

WinntbbuED is language independant.... You need to have sysetup.dl_ in the SAME dir as winntbbu.dll!

I will whip something up with a inf file in a little bit. Check back tonight. Remember though UAC will kick your butt! Hmmmmmmmmmmm maybe I can do something about that too.

Known issue please DELSELECT "Allow Check for internet connection" is the option...