kzaman

It worked, it was a space issue, thank you so much!!! Tripredacus: I've always wondered about that myself, I believe part of the winnt.sif is generated via Nlite and I've also used other tools in the past like Winnt.sif Creator 2.0 and sometimes quotes were put in, and in some areas, they weren't. I've just never messed with it to see if it makes a difference or not, good to know that I can go with one method or the other. And the wildcard is also autogenrated if you choose to login automatically via Nlite. Thanks again, kzaman

Thanks, trying it out now.

Hello, I can't seem to wrap my head around what i'm doing wrong here. This is not my first unattended disc either, I have made these several times, but I've had nothing but trouble ever since the integration of SP3. These worked fine with little or no issues. I use a combination of Nlite and Driverpacks along with my own custom winnt.sif file, and here are the contents of the file: [Data] AutoPartition=1 MsDosInitiated="0" UnattendedInstall="Yes" AutomaticUpdates="Yes" [unattended] UnattendMode=FullUnattended Repartition=Yes OemSkipEula=Yes OemPreinstall=Yes FileSystem=ConvertNTFS WaitForReboot="No" NoWaitAfterTextMode=1 NoWaitAfterGUIMode=1 DriverSigningPolicy=Ignore NonDriverSigningPolicy=Ignore Hibernation="No" [Display] Xresolution=1024 Yresolution=768 [systemRestore] DisableSR=1 CreateFirstRunRp=0 [GuiUnattended] EncryptedAdminPassword="No" AutoLogon="Yes" AdminPassword=* TimeZone=020 OEMSkipRegional=1 OemSkipWelcome=1 [userData] ProductID="XXXX....." ComputerName=OWNER FullName="User" [Networking] InstallDefaultComponents="Yes" [identification] JoinWorkgroup="WORKGROUP" [GuiRunOnce] Command0="%systemdrive%\install.bat" Command1="%systemdrive%\DPsFnshr.exe" Line 52 would be the DPsfnshr.exe file under GuiRunOnce, but if I remove that line, then I receive a Line 51 error for the install.bat. Any help would certainly be appreciated. I have read, google'd etc., but unable to find someone with the exact same issue. Usually, they'll miss a quote or something, but I've tried it with and without quotes. The file, install.bat, DOES exisist under $OEM$\$1\ Thanks in advance. kzaman

Update: It seems that the only way to address this issue is to turn audio off completely during the program(s) installation. So far so good but the priority part still messes up, i'll look at other people's post to figure out how they fixed that. Thanks for all the help!

Yes i have both of those files in the root of the disc.

Hello, First off, a big thanks to all of you for developing something that has made my life so easy. I support the "family" computers and no more do relatives mail me their p.c's or make me work on them while i am there on vacation etc. I simply mail them an automated dvd thanks to you guys of-course. The javascript error that i am receiving has been coming up for quite some time now, even with the older builds. Here's how my disc is laid out (simply a modified Retestrak disc). cmdlines.txt is calling RunOnceEx which is calling WPI.hta. I am not launching it from winnt.sif Everything works perfect until i wpi launches. You select everything neede and click install and i receive the following error. Javascript Error Report Message: The system cannot find the file specified Url: file://d:\Restestrak\WPI\WPI.hta File: generate.js Line: 237 I have looked everywhere but especially do not see anything weird about the generate.js file on line 237. Is it refering to a different file on line 237? I have tried moving files around but to no avail. Once you click ok on the error, it goes away and by simply clicking Install again, the process launches. Here's the thing though, i do not think it follows any rules afterwords. For instance, my cleanup and reboot file has a priority of 99x and the rest of them are not even numbered. I have the install by category option turned off so cleanup should be the last thing to launch yet it launches before the rest of the install is complete. It seems to me that once it can't find the file, it simply goes by the defaults and launches the installs in that manner. Here's my config.js, generate.js and the screenshot of the error. I have tried this on a regular desktop as well as Vmware and get the same result. Thanks in advance for everyone's help. config.js generate.js