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The $oem$ folder is supposed to copy over during the windows install process.

Sounds sad but I couldn't afford blanks for backup.

Okay the PSU in my new rig went kaploooyeee and smoked out on me. Not to big a deal right? WRONG wired together the old system to limp along with and found out that when the PSU went it took my back-up harddrive with it! I haven't been able to afford to get any media to make hard copies for a long time so everything is GONE. Any Ideas on recovering data from a drive that will not spin up?

What is this for?? pn=1;uid[pn]=['inc'] picw[pn]=['128'] pich[pn]=['128'] textl[pn]=['Bottom'] texti[pn]=['1']

Is this legal???

Install it and then go to your Windows\system32 folder and grab the file "3D Windows XP" throw that into your $oem$\$$\system32 folder and all will be done.

WOW simply WOW.

I don't think this pack supports any other language than english.

Ok guys will screwin around I got an idea of adding in another option in the options wizard. The option would be to implement a "Basic" config wizard. One with the bare essentials and like 3 command lines for speed and ease of use. This would be for beginners and quick 'n dirty configuarations. So what do you guys think?

Make some textless buttons for the theme their just is not enough buttons for it too work! Or just pick the buttons from the glossy or classic set and I will fix it for you..

After install you can choose english (bottom right section) rather nice prog if you ask me. I have used it. One big nicety of this is it can read your existing winnt.sif and allow changes to it.

Personally I have no experience with networks so I can not help.

All of these switches can be found using the search fuction...

Some fooker out there is using WPI to spread piracy!!! Check out this http://www.l33t.game-host.org/dvd/index.html it has no links but you can clearly see how it is WPI. A$$holes.

Go here http://ryanvm.msfn.org/ and grab the Adobe Reader 7.0.3 package it is a fully updated, silent install package. No need for switches and works in the Windows install process.

Canned air semi close to the slots wil blow that crap right out.

Look here http://www.appdeploy.com/packages/browse.asp?cat=all Looks like most of them can be deployed by creating admin installs. Create a Admin-Setup: setup.exe /a Fill out all informations (Company, CD-Key) After this installation you can use the created folder for a silent installation: msiexec.exe /i "drive:\path\visio.msi" /qn

No reason to use it I just got the reg tweak off of the site so was not aware it did not work.

We really can't help at all without the names of apps you are trying to install.

Hmmm that is the only reg file I can find. Get regsnap take a snap of your reg and then disable the sounds and take another reg snap and it will tell you what reg entries where changed. Thus you will get your needed file. @ tester.br Screw you noob.

Duh I didn't catch that...

We are not used to "hidden" programs so we couldn't have forseen that. I will ask athomsen to work on it.

I think you mean "partitions".

Wow vwry odd, no there is no reason for it must be some odd glitch.

Okay I am looking for old RPG background music like from the original Final Fantasy or Dragon Warrior or any others. I plan on using these as background music during my unnatended installs and while WPI is running. The format can be of any type as I can convert it to the types I need. PLEASE HELP ME.