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dasilva333

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  1. Hi guys i have a bluetooth stick and widcomm drivers 1.4.2 sp4 I wanted to be able to install it unattended. I know it uses installshield and i tried the setup.exe -R thing and it didn't work so i also tried the inst -R which didn't work either... all i need is the setup.iss so i was wondering if anyone else has had this problem and if anyone could post it for me. My second question I've read around the forums that SP2 has native bluetooth support.... my question is how can that be? Because before i read this i thought you had to have a license for the driver per device. And i installed SP2 on a virtual machine yet haven't seen any built in bluetooth options so how does it work and can anyone point me in the right direction where i can learn more about this "native" support SP2 includes. Thanks for your help and for readingHi guys i have a bluetooth stick and widcomm drivers 1.4.2 sp4 I wanted to be able to install it unattended. I know it uses installshield and i tried the setup.exe -R thing and it didn't work so i also tried the inst -R which didn't work either... all i need is the setup.iss so i was wondering if anyone else has had this problem and if anyone could post it for me. My second question I've read around the forums that SP2 has native bluetooth support.... my question is how can that be? Because before i read this i thought you had to have a license for the driver per device. And i installed SP2 on a virtual machine yet haven't seen any built in bluetooth options so how does it work and can anyone point me in the right direction where i can learn more about this "native" support SP2 includes. Thanks for your help and for reading
  2. i already had found some samples.ini but they have outdated syntax so i don't think they work anymore... all im asking for is for any of you guys to simply post your latest installs.ini since itll make life not only for me but for other people way easier
  3. hi guys you seem to have done a helluva job with this nifty tool and it seems really awesome and all but you know me, average joe... well anyways im really lazy and i just wanted to know if any of you guys could post your lastest install.ini so i could just cut and paste the parts i need instead of building everything i need from scratch. well thanks in advance and again great work here! EDIT: Sorry for the double-post firefox is being gay again
  4. hi guys you seem to have done a helluva job with this nifty tool and it seems really awesome and all but you know me, average joe... well anyways im really lazy and i just wanted to know if any of you guys could post your lastest install.ini so i could just cut and paste the parts i need instead of building everything i need from scratch. well thanks in advance and again great work here!
  5. mines is 587 MB (616,350,978 bytes) WinXP VL but i was wondering what you guys use nowadays to make the cd smaller, i remember there used to be a bunch of bat files you have to run and stuff to reduce the size, has the method improved since i last came?
  6. Hi guys I tried looking for a switch to install babylon pro silently and there seems to be none, they use a custom installer which asks for lots of stuff and since i don't know anything about vbscripts i was wondering if someone could help me figure out how to make it run silently. Link to babylon download

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