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you do how your real system's bios set to boot the CD prior the HDD right?

just remember taskkill's usage is slightly different from pskill.. taskkill.exe /f /IM iexplore.exe Will kill an Internet Explorer window taskkill.exe /f /IM iexplore.exe /FI "WINDOWTITLE eq Yahoo!" Will kill an Internet Explorer window titled Yahoo!

I suggest rather WIHU or XPlode. WIHU has simple to use conditionals so after a little fiddling,you could specify specifically to allow a computer to install a certain software. WIHU also looks more like a part of Windows Setup, rather then manually going through and customizing the appearance of XPlode or WPI. WIHU can also change Computer Name and other little things if you so desire. WIHU uses a INI system, which when first looking at it, might seem daunting, but it's really simple. XPlode's new ver4 has a selection screen, where the appearance is governed by an HTML file, and the actual apps are all stored in an XML file, which can be easily checked for errors in a Web Browswer or the like. the XML is also rather simple, and the included PDF contains excellent documentation to get you started with all it's little funcitons.

It'd be better to do it by hand, rather then with nLite. Doing it by nLite, you risk selecting/having nLite do something to the already unknown source. I would say simply copy all the files onto a CD, make it bootable. Install Virtual Machine, and see what it does there. Don't mess with the partition yet or anything. Just simply do that and see if it installs like a "normal" Windows install.

[quote name='nowarez' date='Feb 1 2005, 11:01 AM']Excuse that I forgot and that I did a small mistake in my list. Now have I changed a little in my insert here. Changed photoshop and add Abcpy.ini I hope that there is korekt now. I have a little hard to explain me as that all realizes me. The thought on that my english is almost non-existing. . But I try as good I can.[/quote] please use some formatting in there. Code tags perhaps or SOMETHING. It jsut lookslike a random assortment of text rather then something useful.

So, for it to work I need to move the $OEM$ folder under i386? Then, when I burn to CD I copy UNATTENDED.TXT to WINNT.SIF and move $OEM$ back to the root?? Depends on how you're using the CD. If you're installing from WITHIN windows, then no. If you're installing by booting into the CD, then yes.

are you installing by BOOTING from the CD? if yes, then rename UNATTEND.TXT to WINNT.SIF are you installing from within windows? $OEM$ should be within the I386 directory. and then you must use /unattend:%pathtofile%\unattend.txt (not sure on teh actual switch, search MS site for them) to sepecify to use the answer file.

Steam does try to start itself (if memory serves) You'll get an error, but it won't be an error that can stop the install. It'll just be a line of text stating that the "image" wasn't found.

I have a few people reading through for error now After that, I have a few more pages to update, but after that... (think a couple days unless I got bogged down with school work)

you're missing a quote MOVE "G:\My Documents\Firefox Downloads\instal ler.ico" "G:\My Documents" Also, for syntax, ever think of opening up a dos prompt and type MOVE /? ? And no, pskill is NOT part of Windows XP as it's made be a COMPLETELY different company. However, TASKKILL is part of Windows XP and in most cases has the same result.

you'd be surprised...

meh. typed from linux machine, types from memory.

Sorry, that was a line of words i don't understand... Can u say that in another way!? UserExecute="%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Xplode\Xplode.exe" /log:"%SYSTEMDRIVE%\XPlode.log" [code] For UserExecute to work, the ENTIRE thing must be enclosed in quotes. If he had done that, these quotes would have become EMBEDDED quotes. You CAN'T have embedded quotes in WINNT.SIF. The above creates a parse error because of the space and not enclosed in quotes.

you can't have embedded quotes in WINNT.SIF. That, and you didn't HAVE embedded quotes.

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=23147 Next time, the topic will be closed.

whoops. Forgot to add upgrade paths and such (didn't generate a newID for the package). If it's really that big of a deal, I can make the modifications in a few days.

you don't have to edit the PA kernels if you have less then 4 gigs of ram.

Is office located in $OEM$\$1\install\applications\office2003 ?

you already suggest your problem. You didn't SEARCH did you? If you say yes, I call you a liar. http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...=ntfs\.sys http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...=ntfs\.sys If you had searched, you would have found that YOUR problem is because of a file conflict. Recreate the kernel on your own. Search next time, you have been warned.

You really should read the documentation All that is, is an HTML doc as a template and colors and whatnot, then XPlode writes in the apps from the XML.

i think you got that backwards... and XML is no where near Java. XPlode can be used in place of WPI. However, I don't think there is a countdown yet on the selection.

5.0.8d is a more recent version and contains the c bugfixes as well.

YAY!! He read the EULA

did you recreate the ISO complete without the use of nLite and not adding ANYTHING besides the answer file? and because I'm sick of it, USE CODE TAGS WHEN POSTING CODE!