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if there is an option in the network settings of the virtual pc (in VirtualPC not actually in the VM'd machine) set it to either A. Bridged Network (it will act like another computer on the network, like it had it's own hardware so it'll get it's own IP address as well) B. NAT (be like having the a virtual router between the host and virtual pc) I personally use Bridged Networking at home, and NAT at school (only allowed one system on the network, and the Virtual machine counts as a system when using Bridged networking)

could that possibly mean it's a NSIS installer? In which case it's either /S or the developer disabled it?

everything work when you replace the files with the original ones correct? just do a test real quick, and report back. Don't just assume.

No Way, I want results... After 4 days searching this forum... You wasting my time... Please No time waster's <{POST_SNAPBACK}> You're wasting our time by not doing the search yourself. Especially when you didn't do as durex said. It was LITERALLY discussed AGAIN a couple days ago. Just go a page back or something.

IE6, and no Popup blocked enabled or even installed.

Don't think there are any without editng the MSI directly. You could use WinInstall LE to do that, and just set the INSTALLLEVEL of those components to something rather low (or high which ever it is). And PLEASE, don't post your Serial number, I've already removed it.

pretty much explains what Astalavista did to your code: http://unattended.msfn.org/advanced/methods/runonceex_cd.htm But in fact, you may notice a speed increase installing directly from CD. If you think about it, either way the files get to the HDD.

You'd have to copy over your WINAMP.INI file. I didn't want to get into all the different preferences as then the complexity of the switches would greatly increase. I just thought of something, but implementing that was well is also a great task. So I suggest, install Winamp, customize it how you like. The during your Unattended install, copy over your customized WINAMP.INI file (not the one with switches in it, but the one found in the Winamp directory after isntalled) to where yo installed Winamp, and that should set ALL your preferences (except maybe icons till first startup)

I've been getting email alerts from old posts....so I dunno

Every ad you don't see is less money to keep MSFN afloat. And yes, they're at the top of EVERY forum page. Just see if I could, I can't get to the download either. Instead of a popup coming up, the page loads in the same window, and then when clicking back still no link. On a lighter note, good way to pay for them webhosting services Getting people into a loop of clicking ads

And who's fault is that? I told you to remind me EDIT: It was changed when I switched to CDIMAGE GUI as the new tool to use (for the beginners). I should probally put up the commandline for those interested as well.

Check DLLCACHE i believe. Or simply do a search for *.CAT in the WIndows directory, you should find them elseware.

@Astalavista Why would he have to move everything to install from the CD? His RunOnceEX clearly has %systemdrive%. @acaro First : http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...ndpost&p=270687 Second, remove the cmdow line, and then just before the EXIT in your batch file, put a PAUSE And see if something truly does pop up. Also, the problem with the keys being delete is RunOnceEX (rundll32.exe) is executed EVERYTIME the system starts, and if there are keys there, it tries to execute then DELETES them after trying. Not very good for us to debug unfortunately

@amp_man The page depicts where the folders should go, IF NOT installing from a network or RIS distribution share. For some reason, they're slightly different. @pcdreams Does any of the answer file get used? perhaps d:\winnt.exe /s:\i386 /u:d:\i386\unattend.txt Would work better, as it will then have the complete path to the answer file (since you mapped the drive)

It allows WFP to recognize that they're infact digitally signed and not consider them modifed and need replacement

extract the hotfix file, and it should be in there. Hotfix.exe /x Usually works.

yes

I have regained my faith Glad to see you know what I was talking about now Now on to this thread: DON'T START BATTERING EACHOTHER! As said, it's the DEVELOPER's choice to decide how their code is distributed and what risks that want to in the process. Please stick to the subject fo teh SCRIPT and any further enhancements or improvements you may think it needs. Also don't be afraid to post your general opinion. And now mine, though I haven't used it, I'm always glad to see something new. That being said, I just don't really have a use for this I update my CD maybe once a month at which point I usually remake the entire thing then edit the working one. Just avoids complications later on.

That's alittle hard as the CABs aren't copied over. As alittle test, see if MS's Baseline Security Analyzer shows anything missing

step back in your progress, and get a simple disc working again. I honestly don't know the problem, but that's the only advice I have. Take a step back. If need be, start over so you know you haven't missed something.

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...ndpost&p=270687 READ it please.

did it work PRIOR to changing everything to a multiboot format? (editng the files)

Indeed there this

CDSHELL works fine with SP2 as I've been using it to add some tools to my CD. It's BCDW last I saw that doesn't work well with SP2.

Excluding WINNT.SIF, how did you change the other two? It's the only thing I can think of is something either is messed up (bad CD IMAGE, inwhich case recreating may fix, or some files is missing/edited wrong)