Alanoll

HKU\(User SID)\ It's those long strings of numbers S-1-5 or whatever. It's not really storing it in two places. HKCR is alinked tree. If you change in HKCR is also changed in the other two as well. It'd be like mapping a network drive. Sure you can use Z: but you can also access it via \\NetworkShare\SharedDrive

I would, but I've been out of the thread for awhile, and even open the new WIHU yet. Working on numerous other things....

HKCR is a combination of both the one in HKLM and HKCU. Their's dynamically linked. If you looks closer at the registry, there are other's two. I beleive you forgot the 4th place to find extensions, HKU\SID

%systemdrive%\Install\Applications\wihu\ACDsee\ACDSee_6.0_PowerPack.msi /qn would become the full path.

If for some reason you can't run the script engine at a certain point, taht could cause problem. Otherwise, function errors (which you would get with batch as well) or user error. I think batch is used because it's easier for most people to understand, i did say most not all. It's also the "native" language in windows. There is no extra interpreter needed. It's already included with windows. But for what most people want, WIHU/XPLODE/WPI is what they want. A nice looking GUI that installs stuff for them. Not a console. But I find batch is extremely powerful, more so then most people know, simply because they don't understand what it can do.

cmdow @ /hid

I know what you mean..... I attached a reg file with my current settings. It's based on per user, and must be entered from either a another user or before the user logs on. Also, themes can change more then just the visual style. reg.reg

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=9878 Search.

Just so I can recreate the problem, can you please post the code you use to install WInamp, and whatever features. It will help to narrow it down.

So yeah....Decided to take the night off.....I'll fix that thing tomorrow....

umm...as a side note.... you could either make a floppy image from the disc created, and use that was the boot sector of the CD (it works, trust me....user CDIMAGE if you wish for simplicity) and then you have a CD. Otherwise, still make the floppy image, then use CDShell and have access to all three on the same CD.

open up command prompt at the computer your at, and enter each command exactly like you have in your batch file see where it errors.

are you using winnt.exe or winnt32.exe to initiate the setup? If so, are you specifing the unattend file when calling setup?

unattended.msfn.org Could help you. Also, i think you need the full path to the Transform file.

Shouldn't be a problem with VPC. Have you tried executing each line at a time? I thought Administrator in german had that O with the two dots over it?

unless of course you use /U: or /Unattend: and then the path to the answer file.

Boot Screens i thought were only 16bit.....highest maybe 256,

Perhaps an option for involved, but not married Otherwise, Single

Is that how Administrators is spelt in German? If not, it needs to be spelt correctly like it would on your machine.

Dual Mode updates deals with SP1/SP2 hotfixes so they can be applied on comptuers with either RTM/SP1 installed. As a side note, the integration is basically what XPCREATE currently does

yes....a nickel for every post.....$154.90 , I could live with that for a week. lol. I think GM wouldn't mind that contribution.... Goodluck with those tests......

I'm there is an archeoligical team living there for a few weeks......

No I'm not talking 'bout this... I said it was the OEMLOGO stated in the unattended guide of msfn.org... The one in system properties... I never stated the windows setup my bad. Guess i misunderstood. Alot of people get them mixed up, thought you might have. sorry.

Using OEMPreInstall does not change how the Product key is identified. It jsut sets a flag for the $OEM$ folder to be copied over. Have tried removign it and see if it works again? Shouldn't make a difference, but seeing as how XPCREATE is going to save you 300 man hours, you could use 1 trying it

Alrighty then. There are those people who do work for an IT department for a company that doesn't fall into that category, but use the program anyway.....just making sure And then there are the people that don't read the license to being with.... now if only I had a job, where this was my job