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  1. No, I've only read that there will be multicast ability as part of Server 2008 and whatever they are calling WDS in that version.
  2. 10 pin on what device to 5 pin on what device?
  3. intel will have them you want the F6 floppy drivers download. name: f6flpy32.zip
  4. So do you want a cd that you select a NIC driver from a list to be loaded for a particular machine? Or are you after a cd that loads all the drivers on a list when booted?
  5. if you are after a ghost boot cd with multiple nic drivers use the "ghost boot wizard" and "network boot package" then select the drivers you want, or you can try the "universal packet driver"
  6. Not sure where your unzip.exe came form but it's not part of windows XP by default. From watching the files accessed during compression and decompression using windows the only files accessed were explorer.exe, shell32.dll, and browseui.dll. So I believe all of the compressing and decompressing is performed by shell32.dll, and I'm assuming you use some additional switch value when making a folder to make it a compressed folder but I have yet to figure out which one. I also discovered that the header for a ZIP file is what is contained in the registry key for creating a new compressed folder. So it may be that shell32 is just being used to write a file with that header information in it.
  7. If you run DetectCD or DetectDrive you need to run them before you open a cmd window to be able to access them in the cmd window as they write the variables directly to the registry. for %%a in (C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z) do if exist %%a:\WIN51 set CDROM=%%a: this will set CDROM to the drive that WIN51 was first found on. to use Brenners method you would need to use the SET command and set a variable to the desired variable in his script.
  8. Opens zip file in explorer window: rundll32 zipfldr.dll,RouteTheCall <FileName> Repairs registry for SendTo Compressed folder context menu: rundll32 zipfldr.dll,RegisterSendto But zipfldr.dll is not used for compressing or uncompressing files natively in XP. Shell32.dll is what is accessed when sending to a compressed folder or using the "extract all" context menu. But if all you want to do is copy files out of the ZIP file use the copy command. copy <myzip>\*.* <mydest> where <myzip> is the name of the zip file without the extension and <mydest> is the location you wish the files extracted to. I think that just leaves creating a compressed folder using XP's built in capabilities.
  9. @jazkal - I will add it to the next published version. Thanks
  10. Welcome to the forum. First instruction Search, Search, Search. Buit for starters: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...10798&view= http://www.msfn.org/board/lofiversion/index.php/t100262.html
  11. if it's out of warranty try taking the drive out of the housing and hook it up internally to a machine. could be a bad interface board connected to the drive.
  12. what kind of installer is it? MSI, InstallSheild, Inno..... It all depends upon what installer it is. I'm guessing MSI in which case you edit the MSI using something like ORCA to imbed you settings into the installer. Or install it on a machine, find the location those settings are stored in the registry or other file and copy or export them, then after you install the application silently copy or import the settings into the OS.
  13. IcemanND

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    What were you using for 'Emergency recovery' out of ghost? The Boot CD is 25mb with all the options and takes less than 50mb of memory to boot.
  14. How about something like this. I don't have it refreshing the list because it refreshes as you are trying to select something and you have to start over. <html> <head> <title>HTA Test</title> <HTA:APPLICATION ID="objTest" APPLICATIONNAME="HTA Test" SCROLL="auto" SINGLEINSTANCE="yes" > </head> <script LANGUAGE="VBScript"> Option Explicit Dim dblQuotes, strHTML, strComputer, strOption,objWMIService, colProcesses, iTimerID, optionvalue, strSize, strName Dim strButton, strKillProcess, strKillProcTitle, strCloseOption, objProcess, colProcess, objOption, objItem dblQuotes = chr(34) strHTML = "" strComputer = "." strButton = "button" strKillProcess = "KillProcess" strKillProcTitle = "Kill Process" Sub KillProcess 'use the selectindex of the listbox not your optionvalue variable. selectedindex is a 0 based array. If mainform.MultiListBox.selectedIndex <> 0 Then Msgbox "You selected Option " & mainform.multilistbox.selectedIndex & "." Else Msgbox "Nothing to display!" End If End Sub Sub RefreshList Set objWMIService = GetObject("winmgmts:\\" & strComputer & "\root\cimv2") Set colProcesses = objWMIService.ExecQuery("Select * from Win32_Process") 'For Each objProcess in colProcesses ' strHTML = strHTML & objProcess.Name & "<BR>" 'Next 'ProcessList.InnerHTML = strOption optionvalue = 0 'clears the option box of it's list for each objOption in mainform.item("MultiListBox").Options if objOption.value<>"" then objOption.RemoveNode next 'adds the current processes to the option dialog For Each objProcess in colProcesses set objOption = Document.createElement("OPTION") objOption.Text = objProcess.Name objOption.Value = optionvalue mainform.item("MultiListBox").add(objOption) optionvalue=optionvalue+1 Next End Sub 'The following will cause the window to refresh itself at a set interval of miliseconds 'refreshList is a sub routine to be called and reloaded every 30000 miliseconds (30 sec) Sub Window_OnLoad RefreshList End Sub </SCRIPT> <body> <form name="mainform"> <select size="15" name="MultiListBox"></select> <button id="killbutton" title="Click to Kill Process" onClick="KillProcess">Kill Process</button> </form> </body> </html>
  15. is there a particular reason you are creating the web page dynamically instead of creating it in the body and referencing the objects? I believe that is what is creating your problem.
  16. I would go with the key not being setup yet. Easy way to tell would be to echo back your results and put a pause statement in to test. Or when the install is running press shift+f10 which will open a cmd window and you can run the commands manually and see what fails. Or you could use another method to detect the cd drive letter.
  17. in firefox type in the path to the folder you want the list made from. It will list all of the folders and directories in a hyperlink. Copy and paste the page into word. You need to reformat it to your desired look and to remove date and time stamps.
  18. is your password blank? Could have one of two restrictions set that come to mind immediately. Don't allow login with blank password. And don't allow autologon.
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    Dang. Jaclaz beat me to it.
  20. Yes build_all.cmd is all of the scripts combined together. install_msd.cmd and install_network.cmd are the install_drivers.cmd which was modified to point to those directory folders. I will edit the document to clarify this. I also noticed that the paths at the beginning of build_all.cmd are what I use on my machine and not the defaults that other people might use. PDF edited and replaced (7/26) @chiners_68 - it sounds like your PE image is not mounting correctly to c:\winpe_x86\mount
  21. I only ever had the problem with the NLS files not being found when I used nLite. So I quit using nLite.
  22. do other usb devices work in the same port? Did you remove any drivers from your installation cd using nLite? Have any software installed? Does it show up in the device manager? Are there any unknown devices in the device manager?
  23. the D: partition has to be formatted before any account profiles are created.
  24. Two PE Builds? One with the drivers one without. The one with for building new machines after resetting the boot option on the card. the other for doing rebuilds?
  25. try dial-a-fix. select the WU/AU section and click doit.
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