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how in the world is this "safe"?

i thought XPlode deleted before copying......hmmmm

this is what I call..... <execute display='Final Steps...' program='shutdown' arguments='-r -t 90 -c "Windows XP will now restart in 90 seconds, this will give enough time for the shortcuts to update and for the shell to fully load before its ready to restart!"' nowait='true' hide='true'></execute>for yours, besides the switches that are missing (like -r and the timeout and whatnot) you need nowait='true' Someone knows I patrol these forums

[setupParams] can only have ONE entry. you could use a batch file to call it, but it would HAVE to be on the harddrive. I call it via cmdlines.txt and have it do the hotfixes (so I can see them install ) and then import RunOnceEX keys to have it install during first reboot

why in the world did you cross/double post?

1. SP1 2. RollUp 3. Batch Removal (Be careful, some batches will make the RollUP come back up on WU) 4. Reduce Source 5. Unattended Guide

gotcha.... the quickest way to find this out, might be to ask TGTSoft themselves (that's who made it right?) andsee

like *.* would be all files... *.dll would be all dll files in the folder it's just like a dos prompt

gotcha.....i fugured it was something like that.....

i couldn't get the program working, but I only tried for a couple seconds.... but it is a Wise install, so have you tried /S ?

www.cdshell.org

stupid question.....Wha?? where is the cvs command from? is that at a DOS prompt? IE window? I'm tired, and not thinking, so thought I'd ask.

i'm surprised people just don't use the documention included by Microsoft

i believe he's using like a Win98 disk(sorta of) to boot from and then start the install..... as for wasting CDs, use VirtualPC or VMWare workstation. Then it only takes the time it takes to recreate the ISO. i wonder why command.com doesn't load, UNLESS you either don't have your disk set in the path, or your not using a full path. Some forms of DOS are quite picky and just to be safe, it's always good to include drive letters

I've never seen on any MSFN site regarding Diskemx1 but my only guess is a bad burn. Happens sometimes. You may want to upgrade that old software to CDShell

someone doesn't read..... add UnattendSwitch="Yes"to your Unattended seciton in your Winnt.sif

yes....::evil sinister laugh:: soon English shall take over the world, and no other languages shall be left with their own independece.... j/k

if you're going to use a batch file to call it...... the startup method would be the easiest. copy C:\install\readme.cmd "%AllUsersProfile%\Start Menu\Programs\Startup"then in the readme.cmd file TITLE Executing ReadMe.TXT notepad "%Userprofile%\Desktop\readme.txt"del "%AllUsersProfile%\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\readme.cmd"

you could wait a few days.....

mmkay.... quesiton? what is your problem? tells us NOTHING! You could be trying to download a good many things. As for the attachment, not needed. Next time, say "I can't get XPCreate to download properly. Anyone else having this problem?"

nope..... I'll get to it....after the other projects on the drawing board.....3 togo

I believe a better alternative if using XPlode, would be #SourceDrive# that returns jsut the D: of the installation path, so say you're installing from a network or CD/DVD doesn't matter, you get the drive from where Windows is being installed from.

I'll help with documentation, once I finish my other couple projects and test season has passed (2 weeks to go)

yeah..... however i should point out an error in that little thingy, in my tests SVCPACK.INF does NOT like variables in it's path to start XPlode. If you replaced %systemdrive% with C: it would work fine. But if Xplode is in your SVCPACK directory no path is neccesary, just XPlode.exe

did you get download the new XPlode and take out it's FileOPs file? and then read the XML file include?