Alanoll

It is NO WHERE near legal to distribute a copy of a program even if the key is not included. It's copy right infringement, and you'll be hearing ALOT of it soon. lol. I suggest you make a seperate pack with instructions on what to replace and such. But the second you go and modify Windows files and distribute them, TECHNICALLY it's illegal. People do it, but TECHNICALLY it is.

Alright, I'm sick of dealing with HP support...they're idiots Does anyone know what chipset the zx5000 notebook uses? and where to get the drivers for the chipset and the usb. I ask because I"m receiving a "Delayed Write Failed" and I'm led to believe it's a driver issue, since that's what I've narrowed it down to. The drive has no problems on the desktop, just the notebook. Any these were the ONLY drivers I couldn't get a hold of. Any ideas?

WHy 5.01? 5.05 is out and contains it's security fix.

I've done a slipstream form a RTM XP CD, and have had no problems and no missing files when running WFP to scan everything. Did you perhaps use a SP1 CD?

take a screencapture and post it, is what he meant. lol. I'm guessing you're talking about the VERY FIRST screen in the GUI part of Setup? do you have OEMSKIPWELCOME in your WINNT.SIF file?

sorry Adiel, all points point to path error. Except for maybe JAVA. I think you're missing something. If i remember right... REG ADD %KEY%\050 /VE /D "Sun Java 5.0 (1.5.0)" REG ADD %KEY%\050 /V 1 /D "%systemdrive%\Install\Applications\SunJava\jre-1_5_0-windows-i586.exe /s /v\" /qn ADDLOCAL=ADD IEXPLORER=1 MOZILLA=1 REBOOT=Suppress JAVAUPDATE=0\"" /f >> %windir%\apps.log should be correct. But I may be wrong.

Firstly, thank you for not posting 4 different times. That's four clicks I didn't have to do 1. What you could do, is refer to unattended.msfn.org and on the menu, there is an application section. If what you are looking for is there, well....click. If it isn't, read the bottom couple things about the different Installers and see if it matches yours. If you STILL have yet to find out, then use the search function. Don't search for a file name as you mostlikely won't find it. If it's something like Java that alot of people probally use, then it's most likley posted and a search should find. AFTER all this should you then post requesting a switch. 2. There is an entry in WINNT.SIF called ADMINAUTOLOGON or SOMETHING. Read ref.chm or the reference section of the site above, and there should be something. 3. Registry tweak. Search. Or use nLite to completely remove the tour all together. The tweak SHOULD be in the thread listed as "Registry Tweaks" in the stickies. 4. Umm, again search. lol. you'll hear that alot and most won't help. Search for Windows Update, i believe MCT posted about it. That narrow it down a bit.

I haven't seen any winnt.sif options for this. However, there are some REGISTRY tweaks that will accomplish the same thing. www.blackviper.com I think is the webpage with Detailed Service descriptions and whatnot.

if you get an error when Window's is copying it, it probally is modifype problem. As for the version conflicts..... you MAY have a couple arise, but I haven't seen any, it's always a good idea to actually USE the version the system is based around. As for the different resources, TECHNICALLY only like 4 of them need to be in the same number across version, the others are just referenced in UIFILE . rcbmp(#### is what you'll find with #### being the resource number.

moving forums.... I'm guessing XP since it's a mod based off of it. If I were you, I wouldn't even CONSIDER selling this.....

please explain yourself. But first....before you even START to ask.... READ! unattended.msfn.org And then when you think you have a question remotely about this, and it's driver related and you THINK you'll have a problem with many different drivers on the disc, READ THE PAGE AGAIN.

Last I saw, ATI used Installshield as it's thing. Ever try -r like all the other InstallShield's? It records what you select to isntall and whatnot.

there are different languages, and just like the IE6 page, there are different languages for the Service pack as well.

It's because OfficeUpdate is the consumer site. Find the article for the appropriate fix, and then download the ADMIN install of it.

How about a link from the Hotfix's thread? There really isn't a need to have both, and since this is completely language dependant, it shouldn't replace the other either.

god, if both Half-Life 2 and Halo 2 remain on schedule......my grades in school may drop......drop alot.....cause I mean, it's Half-Life 2 and Halo 2!!

I dunno.... Winamp 5 = Winamp 2 + Winamp 3 I don't see that same thing happening with XPlode. lol. Xplode 1 + ? = 3?

for the most part, if you look at what he has included, the majority of it has been SECURITY related, which is the point of almost ANY update pack. However, WMP10 adds NO security, just it's music store. Hell, RyanVM didn't even include .NET. lol. WMP10 would also push he pack up a bit as well.

umm.... to those having the WMP10 System Restore message, are you using the CORRECT SWITCHES? As in /DisallowSystemRestore or something along those lines? The reason you get the message, is because of the fact you turned of System Restore or it currently isn't running.

@mrmr Logic My young friend. Besides size, the only difference is components right? Download the CAB version (it's the second link) and delete the ones you don't want. Then use the switches to install what YOU DO WANT and you get the SAME EFFECT.

Don't EVER cross post. Next time you will be warned and posting disabled for a couple days. Topics Merged

oooooh [COMMANDS] ".\XPlodeXPlode.exe /xml:#Systemdrive#\Install\XPlode\XPlode.xml /log:#Systemdrive#\XPlode.log" should really be [COMMANDS] ".\$1\Install\XPlode\XPlode.exe /xml:#Systemdrive#\Install\XPlode\XPlode.xml /log:#Systemdrive#\XPlode.log" Now let's explain why. CMDLINES.TXT is executed with $OEM$ as it's working directory. .\XPLODE.Exe would really become %XPCD%\$OEM$\XPlode.exe hence we get, .\ = %XPCD%\$OEM$\ So looking at your directory structure.... you have $OEM$\$1\Install\XPlode so replace it becomes .\$1\Install\XPlode since $OEM$ is included in .\ You could also think of it this way....mind you it's all a simile. %systemdrive% would become .\ when converting from SETUPPARAMS to CMDLINES.TXT but ONLY in the call to XPLODE.EXE and NOT the parameters or in the XML file

I dunno, that's what my Setup looks like when I don't trash the winntbbu.dll files.....

System Specs for game My current system I'm running on.... 3.0 GHz P4 HT 512 RAM ATI 9600 MOBILITY 128MB Runs pretty smooth. Unless for some god awful reason there are 12 grenades that go off at the exact same time in my viewing range. lol.

http://home.comcast.net/~alanollv/WINAMP.MSI As for InstallDir switch..... did either of you ever think that it's not parsed by the commandline? Just as a test, InstallDir=[WINDIR]\Winamp That very well might work. lol. EDIT:: Just did a quick test. INSTALLDIR works from the commandline call. However, it does NOT work in the INI. Neither of which accept Windows Installer Properties, however, the commandline does except variables. Winamp.msi INSTALLDIR=%WINDIR%\Winamp Will set the installdir to %Windir%\Winamp properly. I'm not going to say that INSTALLDIR can be either capital or lowercase, I'm just gonna say it should be ALL UPPERCASE simply because that's the Windows Install convention.