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It worked! ...in combination with... ...did the trick!

Dunno why I slipped in a CLS up there. Anyhow this works for me: FOR %%i IN (C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z) DO IF EXIST %%i:\USB set USB=%%i: CLS %USB% DIR Makes %USB% the driveletter of the usb-drive.

You could create a folder named 'USB' on the pendrive and then use this code to detect on wich drive it resides. FOR %%i IN (C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z) DO IF EXIST %%i:\USB set USB=%%i: Now, %USB% = pendrive:\

@Bâshrat I attached the driver to the first post.

I´m trying to install drivers for the TPM chip in my IBM Thinkpad T42 unattended. The problem is that the TPM chip is reported as an unknown device and the only way of installing the drivers (by hand) is to "force" them in with "Have disk". Windows complains about that the driver might not work, but it does. Is there a way to make this unattended? I´m using the latest driver from IBM, so that should not be a problem (other than the unknow device thing, wich seems to be a common problem ). Cheers! EDIT: Attached the driver tpm_driver.7z

Thank you Vadikan! Thank you Takeshi! I´ll try Takeshis tip, if it works it´s a far more easier solution. Why I want this keyboard/language setup is because I want all my applications being installed with english as default language, not swedish. Is there any other tips/solutions to prevent other langages from being chosen by the applications?

Hi, I´m having trouble getting my RegionalSettings/Language set up the way I want it. Hopefully someone can give me some help or directions. This is what I have: This code: [RegionalSettings] LanguageGroup = 7,1 SystemLocale = 00000409 UserLocale = 0000041d InputLocale = 041d:0000041d gives me theese settings: But I would like it to be like this: What code would reproduce that? Best, Hugo