Kelsenellenelvian

Was that directed at me?

You'll have to open your WHOLE tower\case then and remove the drive. You will find the hole then.

May I poiint some obvious things out here? If you look closely at his pic: I really doubt the validity of his "Office trial request" (I see a archive that says office 2003 serials and a rar password cracker...) Also these links: Show that he is simply a warez monkey, thinking that we will assist him... EDIT = Spelling

Buy the actual games?

#1 DON'T use warez!?!?! #2 WHEN MS actually SELLS it and you have a LEGAL key then you will be able to activate it!!! # Don't be so lame?

Typically there is a small hole just below the tray. Jam a opened up paper clip on there to pop the tray open.

Constructive? Don't charge for this. Put a thousand ads in the installer (only the installer) and you'll get it back Otherwise, people will just pirate it. Gee thanks for the insight... You know that if people ACTUALLY supported and donated for all of the freeware stuff many of us have put out we wouldn't even have to make such hard decisions. Even if it is pirated he will still make a hell of a lot more money than he is now... Thank you for reaffirming my faith in basic humanity...

Just WHAT does any of that to do with the topic???

What are the contents of the fonts folder?

Some people just don't understand that we want to stay legal....

Some drives do not meet required settings to be used that way.

WPI will add any font in the graphics\fonts folder before opening the main interface. * * Note: Enable the "Install additional fonts to the operating system" Option to enable this feature.

I know what the issue is. When MSE first came out it was figured out that it doesn't properly register when installed at t-13. You have to install it at runonce or later.

\mseinstall.exe /s /runwgacheck /o

{BATCH} "%wpipath%\Install\WinExt\Java\Run.bat" Is this ^ EXACTLY copied from your WPI??? When I watch the video I see this: {BATCH}"%wpipath%\Install\WinExt\Java\Run.bat" < --- No space...

v8.6.3 Updates - Released October 4th, 2012 ==================================================== *** Added some (all?) of the Win8 Edition OSSKU info. *** Better recognition of Win8. *** Better recognition of IE 9 & 10. *** Fixed getKeyboardID for x64 windows. *** Fixed getPointingDevice for x64 windows. *** Fixed getSoundDeviceID for x64 windows. *** Conditions ConnectedToInternet will return true or false. *** Conditions isDesktopLoaded will return true or false. *** Conditions hasDVDDrive will return true or false. *** Conditions hasDVDBurner will return true or false. *** Removed duplicate hasDVDROM entry.

XPize relies MAINLY on resource hacker, which AT the time the LAST xpize was released did NOT support x64 files. Try replacing the resack in the xpize with the newest reshack...

I'm suspending the development of RT7-Booster Yeah that's really mature.

SO.. In other words repeat post #25 ALL over AGAIN?

Suggested PROPER title: (Note the lack of CaMeL CaSe or l33t sp34k)

Lets start with the disc and sp1 issue: Integrating\slipstreaming sp1 is SUPER messy and not suggested! Here are official and legal links for a Win7 w\sp1 iso http://www.wincert.net/forum/files/file/12-windows-7-sp1-refresh-iso/ Get you one of these first. Second you wouldn't add it to the boot win.

Actually IF I may interject here: His XP can "see" the disk... It shows partitions. So it isn't the lack of SATA drivers the fault is in the setup somewhere else.

Actually IF you read our reference sheet it is wpi as: "==" Equal to (not "=", which assigns a value to a variable.) "!=" Not equal to

Basics of the sysoc file: It is used mainly during windows setup to tell windows which .inf's to run to install windows components. The ones with the "Hide" in the entry have those FOR a reason! Mainly due to the fact the entries are NOT entered to make that component removable! Or Removing it can usually cause instabilties or damage.

LOL