Alanoll

perhaps you could modify this..... start /wait %systemdrive%\install\Applications\AdobeReader6\AdbeRdr60_enu_basic.exe -p"-s /v\"/qn\"" to like.... [CODE] start /wait %systemdrive%\install\Applications\AdobeReader6\AdbeRdr60_enu_basic.exe -p"-s /v\"/qn TRANSFORMS=%CDROM%\Apps\Acrobat\Acrobat.mst\""

have you tried the registry key via registry tweak. use the one you quoted, change to your info, then import and see if that works?

search. i don't know if the first one has been posted yet, but the others ahve. they're all registry tweaks. There be a whole thread of them in the sticky section. You could also find a registry monitor program, and run a scan before applying settings, change them, then rerun the scan and have the program analyze for differences.

first off, this is a very old post. second, it's also refered to as RunOnceEX. http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/runonceex.htm second, you don't HAVE to add the hotfixes, you can if you want. The easiest way to do this is with XPCreate. Check it's forum. I don't know if it works with an OEM version of the disk though. If it doesn't, use svcpack.inf. http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/hotfixes.htm

i always go with uppercase when it comes to DOS or NT related stuff. but both svcpack.inf and svcpack.dll should be listed in Txtsetup.sif and dosnet.inf

you shouldn't need the migration and upgrade folders unless you're ugrading. i personally make two copies of the svcpack.inf file. the uncompressed and compressed one. But that's just me, and it may not work to solve your problem. another thing, could by that in your modifying of files, you removed the svcpack.inf entries in txtsetup.sif and dosnet.inf make sure this line is in your dosnet.inf [OptionalSrcDirs] SVCPACK

you could try removing that line temporarily, and see if it works again. Never know. as for update.exe, most people get that when slipstreaming the update rollup with the MSFN guide or GOSH's guide, or various others.

hmmm..... seeing as you didn't wait very long before you assumed you weren't gonna get any help....i dunno if I should..... I only have a guess as to why it's not running. It can't find the files. I'm assuming your trying to install XP as that svcpack.inf fle won't work in 2003, and those are XP hotfixes make sure the files are in i386\svcpack , and not i386\update depending on how you made the disk. if you were to opt not to run through svcpack.inf, another place to install hotfixes would be cmdlines.txt put the batch file in the same folder as cmdlines.txt and call it (there is information all over, and in microsoft's documention on how to use cmdlines.txt). Then you could put your hotfixes in a folder called say...hotfixes inside the $OEM$ folder, and then they won't get copied over but you can still install them via cmdlines.txt. as for which hotfixes don't run at svcpack.inf or cmdlines.txt, not too many. Advance Network Pack, and a WMP update come to mind, 817787 i think.

HEY!! it only took 7 months for a work around to the winamp problem. j/k JPamplin

that's wierd, when i start and close Winamp for the first time withou ever going into prefernces I get all of those, except... m3u, pls, and stz

yes I was refering to that. I just restarted, and it was enabled. Maybe it jsut takes a restart.

16>20 here. i believe it's because of the... 16-20 have the most time 16-18 they're still in highschool or whatever and their schooling is gettings easier. 19-20 first few years in college and slackin off. just my two sense.

the three extensions i see that aren't highlighted, are the ones that are playlists

where are you checking for it to be installe? EDIT: i just used the same line to test hte install that i gave you... Agent installed, but it's not turned on by default, you have to do it in the preferences. I don't see any Audio types missing from teh File Types list. Maybe you had another plugin to add to them before? Again the Hotkeys are installed, just not enabled. You have to enable them. Modern Skin you have to switch to, doesn't start in Modern.

i think those are the only files where settings are saved. They're not saved in the registry. CLASSIC SKIN ALL THE WAY! I have a finite number of resources, and I just can't afford to give Winamp 23 megs of my 1.5 gigs of ram.

don't try doing it silent just yet..... remove the /qb and try again, when you get to the screen saying Typical/Custom, select custom. see what's selected there. @trev: if you're asking what's the difference between this one and the official, this one is just an MSI installer and not Nullsoft. if you're asking the difference between teh version versions of this MSI, just minor bug corrections in the MSI, such as adding the registraion INI file.

ummm... the AOL Desktop Icon is NO WHERE in the MSI. So it's getting installed elsewhere. trying installing it like start /wait msiexec.exe /i %systemdrive%\install\Applications\WinAMP\WinAMP.msi xagent=1 xintex=1 xmodernskin=1 xaudio=1 xextra=1 xregopt=1 /qb

sweeeeet. i personally created an MST file, that way it also registers DeadAIM for me.

@asparagus why do you create a INI file in the Winamp specifing the extensions? the list gets populated upon first run of Winamp I just don't see the point. Sure the registration one, but the one in the Winamp directory?

i would just like to say, everyone telling the poster to add files to txtsetup.sif and dosnet.inf, need to STOP! you obviously didn't read his post. you would have read both of those posts made by TheeBee if you actually read the post, instead of just seeing "SATA" and assuming he wants to integrate the drivers. @TheeBee The thing that is causing the problem, is not that it's an unattended installation CD that you're trying to use, but rather the OEMPreInstall=YES switch. That's causing your problem of not being able to use the disk after F6 pressing. I don't know of a work around. Sorry, but maybe this may help your to think of a solution.

yes the official Winamp Installer pops up a Registration box at the end of setup.

oh i see what ya did. You just copied the Winamp.ini file from the Winamp directory into the distro. I was looking in the INI File Changes section. lol

i didn't see ANY ini's in the file i downloaded. lol. and the lines for the one I gave you, are from the winamp.ini from the Windows directory not in the WinAMP directory.

if you use the MSI, call it with msiexec.exe /i (pathtomsi) /qb

do you use any switches? try the /nf switch when calling the Win95 setup http://members.bellatlantic.net/~mrscary/switch.htm