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Moved to the proper section!

OK I dl'ed the manual and the raid package.... After some looking and reading the manual I found out what you need in the manual.

OK 2 things... Run the autorun on the disk. See if their is an option to make sata floppy. Check in the bios and see if their is an option to emulate ide or pata with sata...

Gimme the name and model of your mobo please...

Super dooper easy way for you d'l and integrate the unnoficial sp5 for windows 2000, it has large lba support built in!

LOL it does that by default. Look in the root of your system drive for the WPI LOG...

Nope people have tried and given up everytime. Your best bet is a swtchless installer via svcpack...

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I moved this to the office forum section and pinned it on this date. It may be a huge pain in the a** to do but it really is nice.

Here are 3 pre-compiled installers for you to use immediatly. (Even have pretty icons) 2 are for office 07 and one is for SharePoint designer. (Hell they are all the same though just calling different names) Office_installer.exe assumes your .msp file is calling office.msp Word_installer.exe assumes your .msp is called word.msp SP_installer assumes your .msp is called sp.msp They all HAVE to be in the same dir as the setup.exe for Office or Sharepoint. If needed I will post a quick tut on making your admin install (Super easy) and including updates (Also super easy) Have fun with your new error free installs P.S. Don't forget to check back on the 29th you'll have a suprise!

You need the sysoc.inf entry to call the themes inf installer routine...

Did you delete the OEM folder or the nlite command inside cmdlines.txt?

here is the au3 script (Save as blah.au3) ; ----> The Office and reboot.js file error definitive fix! AutoItSetOption("TrayIconHide", 1) AutoItSetOption("WinTitleMatchMode", 4) BlockInput(0) ; ----> Add the name of your .msp file here. (I have mine in the same directory as the setup.exe file) RunWait( @ScriptDir & "\setup.exe /adminfile Office.msp", "", @SW_HIDE) ; ----> If you have a SLOW pc and are still getting the error make this number higher (I suggest by 5000 increments) Sleep(10000) Exit And then simply call it like so in WPI: "%wpipath%\Office07\Office_installer.exe" All you need to do is compile this with the auto-it program (Google is your friend) and place it in the same dir as the .msp file!

OK so far I have passed 3 tests with Office 07 full and Sharepoint Designer which I had been gettign the error with lately. I had a brainstorm. Since something on the install process is locking the reboot file I decided why not try using an external script to call the msp file.... (So WPI watches the .exe instead of the Office install) If you call the installer with a script and have a sleep of a bit (Like 1-2 minutes) all proccesses finish and everything goes on fine. A bit more testing and some polish on the scripts and I will post the compiled scripts with better instructions in this thread!

Only the latest (I think there are 11 right now)

Yeah that 4gig bottleneck is pretty crappy.... I would however nab 1 more 1gig stick. 3 gigs will still give you all the perf you need and not choke on you.

So the tell us how if you know this. Please prove yourself.

Your welcome. Glad to help....

Click on the little date button (Its on the top section) and it will sort by date. After that just trust nLite and all should go fine. P.S. Welcome to MSFN!

Use CPU-Z to find this info out if you don't know any other way.

*sigh in the Jcarles sub-section of this forum!

You click on the little drop down box and select TaskKill and then add a space and the proccesses name. How easier could it be? Taskkill.exe /IM Blah.exe....

Or just use the built in command to call taskkill in the second commandline....

Something with user32 errors and asian langs also was causing install hangups. A search in the XPize forum section can give you more info. It was only with the shell32.dll and its overall compressed size.

Maybe, just MAYBE you could get it working ONLY if you didn't remove the whole thing (the 6.4 part too) But Boooogy is the resident EXPERT on WMP and he knows what he is talking about...