Alanoll

as I said, it's the same as MDAC. You didn't USE the ENTIRE line. Skimming something, does not mean the same as reading.

Is there anyway to allow a couple forum members access to the Unatended website to update and add to it? I know it's Aaron's baby, but surely more then one person working on it will keep it updated....

you save it in a batch file. (a text file, with extension CMD). Save it in$OEM$\$1\install then in your Winnt.sif file [GuiRunOnce] "%systemdrive%\install\office.cmd" where office is your batch file.

Yes, put all that in start.cmd. The line in [GUIRunOnce] executes start.cmd. Save start.cmd in $OEM$\$1\install in your case.

Only affects the registered user, not the name of the User Account that logs in. If you want the User Account's name to change, you could script your batch file that creates your current user to prompt for the name to create. SET /P should do ya. Just type SET /? at a command prompt for syntax. SET /P displays a prompt and waits for an answer, and then stores in the variable. Then use the variables inplace of the static name your currently using. This is the simplest off the top of my head idea, but there are others. Including use WIHU

Just remember for next time.....

@djfin That's because you didn't try to download any? @Incroyable HULK I was saying that just use OU to find what fixes you need, and then go download hte ADMIN INSTALL's of them. OU I think works still to display the fixes, you just can't use theme. Once you download the ADMIN INSTALLS you can then slipstream them into your ADMIN Installation point, which is what you created to slipstream SP1. Hopefully I was clear this time.

Looked like you searched but.....then again.... http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/applications/nsis.htm

No double post. Posted in Hotfix Thread as well.

@kurt476 http://board.msfn.org/index.php?showtopic=8741 It uses the same switch as the MDAC update.

I don't know of any list.

don't have multiple entries of GUIRunOnce. Instead [GuiRunOnce] "%systemdrive%\install\NetFramework\netfxsp1.exe" "%systemdrive%\install\Applications\Sun Java VM\jre5.exe" "%systemdrive%\install\Applications\Adobe Reader 6\acroread602.exe" Or have it call a batch file, which then uses start /wait to call the above commands. It's not a question of efficient, but a question of personal preference. As you delve into the Unattended world, you'll find that there are MANY methods to install programs such as these. If you plan to add more programs, I'd suggest doing the [GuiRunOnce] %systemdrive%\install\start.cmd and calling the installs for everything from there. ie TITLE Installing Apps Echo Install .NET Framework start "" /wait "%systemdrive%\install\NetFramework\netfxsp1.exe" Echo Installing Java VM start "" /wait "%systemdrive%\install\Applications\Sun Java VM\jre5.exe" Echo Installing Acrobat Reader start "" /wait "%systemdrive%\install\Applications\Adobe Reader 6\acroread602.exe" And so forth for your other applications. Be sure your files are in $OEM$\$1 and then in whatever folder paths you use. And have OEMPreInstall=YES in your [unattended] portion of winnt.sif

/S works. Keep in mind NSIS switches are CASE SENSITIVE

Unattended Windows is SUPPOSED to be the forum where questions related JUST TO WINDOWS are supposed to be asked, and anything else in the Applications Forum. But albeit, there are a few times this doesn't occur

There is a google bar at the top with three different places to search

WARNING Any thread that I find, or is reported to me, within the Unattended forum, including the Member forums, will be closed. To Aid those who do not know how to use the search function..... http://www.msfn.org/board/tutorials/search.htm Watch that to get an overview. While doing a search, increase the time limit to larger then 30 days as most things is most likely before 30 days have passed, even 60 days. When in the search box, be specific but not to specific, and possibly click the radio button on "View Posts" instead of "View Topics". Start general then narrow down if you get too many results. If you get too many results, don't just skip them and post saying you searched but didn't find. You found, you didn't read. Also, using boolean expressions such as AND OR NOR XOR or the likes will help in multiword searches. + 's may be used before words to narror down the search to see if whatever worlds with the +'s as also in the topic/post. That being said, if it is evident that you have not searched, your topic will be closed. Depending on how time pressed I am, I will provide a link to search results that will help you or provide a direct link to your question's answer. Reason: As of late, I've been seeing more and more posts that are just repeats of what's already been answered. Alot of the elder members will simply disregard your post because of this. If one can not respect others to read what has already been done, instead of having to reinvent the wheel everytime, you do not deserve an answer, I'm sorry but it really truly is a waste of time to answer the SAME question over and over. Including the OEMPreInstall=YES problem. When writing posts, try and be clear about what you want. A good example, and no I'm not picking on you, is saying you want to "intergrate windows security", but not actually describe what you want. Or "How do I install...." type questions which are just asking the simple, how do I use start? should be avoided. And just because people will read this, and not the Forum Rules thread, how about alittle reminder.... This post is not directed at anyone, but should be considered a Public Warning. This does NOT apply to most people on the board, but there are a few, and this will help the community continue to innovate and grow. ~Alanoll

Alright, I officicially consider this thread stupid. And that you have not searched. Search for HOTFIXES or XPCREATE or NLITE or use the google bar at the top, select the unattended.msfn.org option and type in there HOTFIX or search INTEGRATION.

these images are in LogonUI.

Let's not forget this either for the second part http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/oemfolders.htm http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/reference.htm As I said, if you actually READ you would have seen these and RyanVM's, as well as knowing his silent installs that need no switches.

the /integrate switch really doesn't do much. It copies the newer files over the old, deletes the old. Then adds itself and it's CAT file to SVCPACK.INF. It's the same process as http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/installhotfixes_old.htm Also, bear in mind only the most RECENT hotfixes will work, excluding the IE patch I believe as it uses a different install program.

uattended.msfn.org Read it. The WHOLE site, though you can avoid the driver part. After that, try again. READ, SEARCH, THEN ASK.

alright, be MORE SPECIFIC! Are you refering to the hotfixes? Are you refering to the root certificate if you have an old Windows version? Are you refering to service packs? Are you refering to WMP10? Are you refering to DirectX 9.0c? Be specific. Like I said, Windows Security covers ALOT of topics. Even link to an example to be even more clear.

I take it your using winamp.exe /S to install winamp? If so, it's NOT a tweak. It's a setting in Winamp.ini and a shortcut in the Startup progam group.

Read the title, Where in there does it say GUIRunOnce? @kyuuzo What command are you attempting to use?

what are you asking? Windows Security? That covers ALOT.