AndreK

Oke, i think i got that. But the next question, is it possible to copy the user.dat registry file from for example the administrator acount. (with all the correct user settings set) Once i got that file, i can copy it during my unattended setup to the default user map. Would that work? Ill test it anyway

I have tried different settings, but none of them work. The graphics driver is not slipstreamed, so it is nog installed. (is it required to be installed for this to work?)

I fixed this by triggering another batch file from cleanup.cmd This way the system boots further, and creates all the start menu things etc. Make sure that u use sleep.exe (you can download it), hold it for about 20 seconds (depending on how fast your system is booted) after that, you can do anything you want again. I hope it's clear this way...

I have another problem with my unattended setup, it won't take the display settings from winnt.sif. It looks like this: [Display] XResolution=640 YResolution=480 BitsPerPel=16 VRefresh=60 AutoConfirm=1 ConfigureAtLogon=1 Ive tried different settings, also without autoconfirm or configure at logon. Now the biggest problem is not that the resolution is not set, that can be fixed by some other executable. But i want to get rid of the popup that windows XP will set the display settings correct at the logon. This should be disabled by Autoconfirm = 1.. But that's also not working. Any ideas?

Yes i could change that, will it still automatically logon with just 1 username (administrator) created?

I imported the reg file troughout cmdlines.txt and it seems to work. But some of the registry settings i apply are overwritten when a user log's on, somehow. I fixed this by importing the registry settings in the HKEY_USERS\.Default . Still testing these things but it seems ot work fine. Other problem is when i create an extra user, normally when you boot it would ask witch user to logon. But it keeps logon on to the Administrator acount (automatically). Anyone to help me out on that problem?

Ive not quite got that far to test out yet.... let me know how you get on... Ok, thanks!! I will try it out.. And let you know

At the end of my unattended install runs a batch file that imports registry settings (most of it ar settings to visual styles, start menu settings etc.) Question : Is there a way to set these settings as default for any new user that will be created?

runned by my winnt.sif this if you mean label instead of name of harddisk . i dont think you want to change seagate with maxtor... in device manager ... anyway , you can be more explicite when you ask for something .. Oke thanks! I indeed mean to change the label, my fault I will add this to my batch file..

Is it possible to change the name of your hard drive during the unattended setup? I looked in the ref.chm file of the deployement tools but i didn't see any discription for it. Thanks in advance!

I had some problems slipstreaming updates, i fixed this by running the updates from a batch file that ran at the first logon.. Just type the update.exe /? in a cmd box, youll see all the options then. Mostly it is just update.exe /q or /quiet ..