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split the RunOnceEX into two seperate lists. Search on this. There should be a link in the threads of interest.

have you even searched yet? did you download hte massive REGTWEAKS file and see if something in there is want you want?

batch isn't hard. open up a command prompt, and type your commands you want to accomplish.... Goodjob, now just write those EXACT commands in a CMD file, bravo you've made the file. If you don't know what a certain command does, type /? or go into the HELP documentation included inwindows or search online. BATCH is simply the computer typing in the commands that you normally would. It's in sequence and and EXACTLY the same as typing the command prompt (there are exceptions, but that's getting into conditionals and loops)

it should be HKEY\.Default and NOT HKEY.Default HKEY.Default does not exist

Personal Matters.

Hoorah for editing the Setup Billboards It's for the order of the setup text, incase people actually wanted to keep it All 50 something strings accounted for

so then you're not applying any of the new hotfixes out?

I shooting for Friday All depends on how much HW i get, and if the PHP is working properly. rest assured, you'll get a PM before it's completely switched over. Hoping for RTW for Sunday hopefully (give time for people to look for errors). Enjoy the link? Can you possibly guess what it's for?

new guide will have a FAQ section. That should suffice. And it's easy to add additions as well The majority of the update has been completed, just waiting to do the PHP integration. Sometime today or tomorrow. Just alittle glimpse, though it shows you nothing http://unattended.msfn.org/advanced/billbo...llboardtext.php The new guide has a step by step begining, so this thread will probally lost in the forum Q: Why write your own guide instead of requesting something added to the official guide? EDIT: I must also ask you to stop linking to attached files in other posts

sure http://unattended.msfn.org/advanced/billbo...llboardtext.php Enjoy.

Use some deductive work. I told you how, just do it. Bear in mind, setup runs at 800*600 when installing a new PC, not at 1024*768 as the image. That means it is resized, and x,y coordinates will be slightly skewed.

It's the way the XPreview is programmed. BBU Changes a few offsets, and that may through it off. Did you try modifype after the color changing to see if that has any effect? The problem is the XPreview is looking for resources that aren't there, why i recommend 1x1 pixel replacements rather then complete removal, but both work. So to recap, XPreview is looking for something that doesn't exist, could have sworn jcarle fixed that, but maybe not.

you HAVE to edit each individually. There are not fixed locations,simply because WINNTBBU is used for setup within Windows as well and resolutions change. Use the programs Astalavista has recommended to extract each BMP out, edit, then replace. If you want the EXACT X,Y coordinates though they may differ from machine to machine, put a box around the images, then do a virtual machine install, take a screen capture, then use an image editor and find the pixel for your border. How is this urgent?

not to be mean or anything... I shall not have any remorse when MS releases and updated kernel and you have to go through the process all over, and quite possible the hotfix/servicepack won't even instal because of the custom kernel.

How do you not understand it? It says to extract your Drivers or copy them form teh CD, look for the INF file that installs the drivers and then copy it to your $OEM$ folders. Add the entry to OEMPNPDriversPath that points to the INF file. As for the rest, I'll wait for the reattachment. And do READ what xper put in your post.

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?act=Se...highlite=repair SEARCH!!

why do people put ** in their links? it's really rather dumb...

you don't need to mod the SP2.CAB files. Just edit and use bootcfg. Sure you won't get the logo at first startup, but you will from then on. You'll also avoid a nasty little thing MS puts for when it updates the kernels the ones with PA in the filename are the 4GB and over kernels. MP = multiprocessor.

@sixpack darn that microsoft and making everything difficult!!

indeed. search for one of my posts on kernels. You're using a multiprocessor kernel (from the P4 machine) with a single processor system (the virtual machine)

1. SEARCH 2. No. 3. No. 4. What answer sheet? What are you talking about? 5. Intuiton, and looking at the examples on the site.

So then you also think MS won't have another version of windows too right?

yes.

do you have a P4 system with Hyperthreading?

Yes, however you will have to press F10 i believe to get to it. The normal prompt will no longer be visible. Repair install may be disabled however. I suggest using a batch file after you ahve created your user. The Above Directories should work, however if you replace "All Users" with a username it will cease to work. For the most part. There are some that Windows 2000 doesn't like, and some Windows XP SP1 doesn't like. I'll try and pinpoint this in the new guide, but the ones that don't work are more concerned with "Components" and "Firewall" and that type of thing. The main sections for Unattended purposes work across platforms. (with the exception of ProductID instead of ProductKey for Windows 2000 )