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ZoSTeR

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  1. Look here. And after that add the registry information from: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Elaborate Bytes\CloneDVD\Key]
  2. Try it without the backslash behind lang and with quotes around the second path xcopy %systemdrive%\Temp\Tools\Ad-aware\lang "%ProgramFiles%\Lavasoft\Ad-aware 6\Lang" And what's this supposed to do? puchd "%ProgramFiles%\Lavasoft\Ad-aware 6\Lang" %systemdrive%\Temp\Tools\Ad-aware\Francais.bmp %systemdrive%\Temp\Tools\Ad-aware\Francais.det %systemdrive%\Temp\Tools\Ad-aware\Francais.ini Is puchd a command or batch file? The three rows under that won't do anything You'll also need to copy a modified prefs.ini to switch to french.
  3. Just download the latest version from their site and extract the msi file during installation.
  4. Could you be a bit more specific and maybe post the code you're using?
  5. There is a commandline regeditor at www.resplendence.com
  6. You can avoid that js stuff by rebuilding the Ad-aware installer. Look here or use the SFX-Rar method.
  7. Notice the % instead of %%. The batch did what it was supposed to do. Once again: Dummy1.bat echo %ProgramFiles%will resolve to: C:\Program Files or whatever the variable contains Dummy2.bat echo %%ProgramFiles%%will resolve to: %ProgramFiles%
  8. This won't work: SET PF1=%ProgramSET PF2=Files%RRC Search /data /text="%%PF1%%PF2%%" /replace="C:\Program Files" /nopromptJust use: RRC search /text="%%ProgramFiles%%" /replace="C:\Program Files" /data /nopromptas mentioned before. In a batch file %% resolves to %
  9. Please don't double post. There's a little edit button above your posting The switches would be: msiexec /i "MainConcept Mpeg Encoder.msi" /qnBefore that you should install ISScript (and maybe ISScript8 too) once at the beginning of your unattended setup. msiexec /i isscript.msi /qn
  10. Get pskill from Sysinternals
  11. You need a space before the >> There is something strange with numbers before a redirect. Somewhere i've read something
  12. Hmm works fine here: Test1.bat echo bla1,bla1 >c:\testout.txtTest2.bat echo bla2,bla2 >>c:\testout.txtresults in testout.txt bla1,bla1bla2,bla2
  13. The only thing you have to add to your AutoIt script is something like this: Run("MsWorksSetup.exe")WinWait("MsWorks Setup window title")... Send Keys or whatever...Use the AutoItSpy to get the window title of the setup.
  14. If you take a closer look you'll see that those two are related. (Look at your own registry exports)
  15. Maybe this is related to the difficulties of finding the reg key (dunno i don't use the explorer) : 1. 2.
  16. The only problem with that solution is that the pref.ini contains absolute paths to the language files.
  17. The successor of RegCleaner is RegSupreme (if we are talking about the same program). It also has the switches /SP- /VERYSILENT or /SILENT.
  18. I'm not aware of a language switch for Ad-Aware. But you could exchange the language files (rename french.ini to english.ini) and repack it with this method. It's a bit of a hazzle but it should work.
  19. Hmm why don't you use the /p switch of the set command? set /P disksize="Please enter the desired size of C: in MB: "
  20. Great idea! I'll be selling mine for hmm 9,99€ on ebay.
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