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Alright here's the thing... You'll need the attached program, and I'm assuming you've exported your certificate as a .CER, if not....it may or may not work. CertMgr.Exe -add cert.cer -s ROOT Replace cert.cer with your filename. Now comes the problem, as it's being added to the ROOT stored (Trusted Root) it will prompt you to make sure you want to do it. Run("CertMgr.Exe -add cert.cer -s ROOT") WinWaitActive("Security Warning") Send("{TAB} & {ENTER}") That's an autoit script to automate it, however on my system it just went into a loop. All you need to do is to send the keys TAB and ENTER in some manner (VBS, AutoIT) to keep it going. If however, the Intermediate Root Store is acceptable, replace ROOT with CA, you won't get the prompt. CertMgr.Exe

ooooh, I did something similar to this just before my harddrive crashed and I lost everything. Let me go browse for a bit and see if something rings the bell

First : http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...ndpost&p=270687 Second, what did you do? specifically so we can diagnose the problem. Did you use nLite? How did you modify your Windows source?

Looks like someone beat me to it

you really didn't have to open another topic.... you also really need to search. And yes, SOME will do it. However some probally won't

no. Only certain Installation routines allow for this. NSIS does if the creator activates it. Inno might not sure. Windows Installer usually uses a INSTALLDIR that you MIGHT be able to override

it's simple.... HOTFIXES for CORE WINDOWS COMPONENTS use the Integrate switch. There are a few exceptions (IE and OE updates, and MDAC) that don't support it as well. The one syou're trying to use are software updates or addons, which can be considered seperate applications and as such you need to find the switch yourself and add it to your install routine. (The caps were to emphasize when others come across this thread)

@IRP I'm just going through a making sure there aren't problems with the recent upgrade....so... Did you attach a RAR or a GZ file? As when I try to download it I get a corrup GZ file. Just making sure so I can report it to have it fixed EDIT: NVM. Attachment fixed

http://unattended.msfn.org/advanced/hacked.../wfp.htm#bottom Search for that next time.

Wrong Forum

http://unattended.msfn.org/advanced/cosmet...rd/intronew.htm Read that. and this: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=39013

you used a SP2 SFC_OF.dll file for a NON-SP2 OS? Don't EVER cross version numbers like that.

Threads of Interest Numinous - Using HIVE files instead of registry tweaks Gosh - How To: Put WinPE and Windows XP on the same CD Gosh - Installing Registry Files Gosh - Unattended Tips and Tricks b0r3d & Westi - VBS Scripts Gosh - Unattended Secret: Reducing Size Of Source webmedic - How to do a 2 CD install Gosh - Using Install INF instead of batch/reg files (Updated) Other INFs by gosh: services.inf | mru.inf | options.inf Gosh - How To: Install Win2K or XP from WinPE gareththegod - List of Default Variables and Batch file commands baliktad - Combining the MSJava 3809 Full Install and 3810 Update into one package (for those using SP1a) Jotnar - How to rename/edit the Administrator Account Office 2003 Source Shrink serialzs' Guide For Compressed Drivers Unattended Install SiMoNsAyS' How To: Install XP from CD1 and Office 2003 from CD2

it's fine. and if you look, I don't have Super Moderator as my title.

Important Threads The links below will link to threads that are either useful, or are various methods that will skip the step of searching. As always, first step should ALWAYS be The Unattended Guide Hotfixes Probally one of the most frequently visited page on this forum. This thread is continually updated listing the latest hotfixes for Windows 2000 - Windows XP - and Windows 2003. Registry Tweaks This thread contains the collection of registry tweaks for use in your Unattended CD. The very first post of this thread, contains a collection of ALL the registry tweaks up to the point of it's creation. Applicatioin Switches This thread contains a collection of alot of switches to silence the installs of applications. Though it will soon be made obsolete with the new DB on th Unattended Website, it will still server a purpose till then. AutoIT Script Collection For those few applications where a switch just isn't enough, AutoIT steps in. It sends key strokes as if the user did it them selves. The scripts will automate the sending of the keys. Unattended Tools A compiled list of helpful utilities that have been uncovered from the depths of this forum. Some aren't even from this forum, but are just plain useful.

the_noob is refering to you. http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=39013 Read that, specifically the "SEARCH TIPS" post.

I edit shell32.dl_ , explorer.ex_ and uxtheme.dl_ I don't use nlite , i do nothing in my winnt.sif. And the files are in i386 folder. What is nite ? And how I can use it? Thanks for help mmkay, so you get the error during setup correct? you modifed 3 files, and replaced them. And yet you have 6 missing files. What else did you do? Check txtsetup.sif to make sure they're there (not just the ones you edited, but the ones that are missing as well). And no, don't use nLite. It's just typically a cause for missing files, so I was trying to eliminate variables.

i have no idea what you're asking for.

use the original files, then add your modified ones one at a time. Did you edit ALL those files? Or just Shell32.dll? did you use nLite? are the missing files listed in txtsetup.sif, are the missing files even in I386? (keep in mind, they may have the .??_ extension)

the ONLY difference between Home and Pro are the components installed really. The core system files are the same across ALL XP version. So you should be pretty safe. and yes, the same methods should apply as well.

ok.... WHAT IS THE ERROR!

XPCREATE already creates the package. Just place the REDIST file in the SVC_DX9 folder

Someone's been out of it for awhile There's even a patch for teh DX9c

requesting for someone to send it to you, would violate the EULA.

1. You mean that can mount say an ISO? 2. You could do what a traditional multiboot does, and extract the ISO to the DVD/CD, then have cdshell (or similar) load teh bootsector of the iso, which then would act like you loaded teh entire ISO. This may require some hexing....