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@urie I did but there's no dl link. Thx for info Nakkoush.

No, blinkdt's url was correct.

Where does Nakkoush say that? He uses RunOnceEx and doesn't use a sfx archive. Well, I can't dl UnattendXp cos there's no dl links in MaxP's forum or website.

Google!!! Please!!! setup.exe /HIDE /DONT_START_APPS /NO_WELCOME /NO_AVGW_STARTUP /QUIT_IF_INSTALLED This has been asked before. Maybe this should be put in the Application Installs section??

@oneless It will work if it's jpeg or bitmap. Above will work unattendedly.

Yeah, he means like blinkdt, addons are installed DURING windows installation.

It hangs if you minimize the window while you are creating the cab. For some reason. That's not a programming error, that's just how it is.

Can you post a link to UnattendXp? Found it, just need to download and check if it's an error w/the proggie.

REG ADD %KEY%\iAdd /VE /D "Microsoft Office 2003 Pro" /f REG ADD %KEY%\iAdd /V Inum /D "%SystemDrive%\APPS\Office11\PRO11.msi /QB" /f Mine are all numbers, not iAdd so try that. Maybe you have another entry in runonceex.cmd that also begins w/ REG ADD %KEY%\iAdd cos then it would overwrite the office one. Post your runonceex.cmd.

command.com is a 16 bit app so no good if you open a .bat file. If 16 bit app removal would save 222mb or something on your source, remove it. But it is kind of essential. It's only about 500kb.

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Any luck on Google? But the solution is more specific so you prob wouldn't find it. Google Windows installer transforms file. Download Wise InstallTailor to create one w/italien options. Or you could google the one that was specifically designed for acrobat.

The $WIN_NT$.~LS doesn't have the full xp cd, only the i386 dir, so maybe @ECHO OFF MD %SYSTEMROOT%\SOURCE xcopy /s /e "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\$WIN_NT$.~LS\" %SYSTEMROOT%\SOURCE >NUL cls ?

Yeah, I have when my friend bought me a copy of MCE 2005 for £400 and charged me I'd recommend WinXp Home Edition. You can get the upgrade edition if your "friend" gave you the disc as backup or something as if you don't have a previous windows installed, you can't use the upgrade cd. It asks you to insert any other corp/retail/vlk edition of any other windows from 95 to Xp Pro so you "qualify" for an upgrade product. Pro is really for businesses or people who REALLY want to pump the extreme out of their XP. Home is for Home use (so that's why it's called Windows XP Home Edition )

I find System restore, thruthfully USELESS! It doesn't actually restore everything, only the stuff that was logged by the un/installer so it's not gonna help if it's something else. But try it. You never know!

And it's not HKU,"DEFAULT.\Software\Something" but HKU,".DEFAULT\Software\Something" which is probably why it's not adding.

It said that w/me, I just ignored it and it went away by itself. It's not actually a memory problem, it's a Windows bug.

In the Office 2003 resource kit, when you create the MST file, only choose to install Word and Excel. http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/view/web/50/

@ricktendo64 This may be of interest to you... And Kero, we're not gonna give you a copy of windows xp! The above quote will also be useful to you

<Path_to_patch> is needed. Say you pressed start>run and typed msiexec /p Acro7XX.msp /a C:\Acrobat 7\AcroPro.msi /qb! There yould be an error message saying that "the installation package couldn't be opened" as you have specified the path to the msi, but not the msp. The msiexec /p Acro7XX.msp /a C:\Acrobat 7\AcroPro.msi /qb! would only work if you put it in a batch file in the same folder as the installation. So it will work from a cmd prompt but not start>run. For ease of use, you could put FOR %%f IN (*.msp) DO msiexec /p %%f /a .\AcroPro.msi SHORTFILENAMES=TRUE /qb FOR %%f IN (*.msp) DO msiexec /p %%f /a .\AcroStan.msi SHORTFILENAMES=TRUE /qb ... or something like that.

It's not automatically unattended, there is (or was w/version 8) a /S switch!

Why not? [SetupHotfixesToRun] (or something like that;) batch.cmd Name it batch.cmd and put it in i386\svcpack and voila. Don't forget to take out "(or something like that;)"

That's not the CTRL+ALT+DEL login screen, that's the NT logon prompt! ANd you can change a setting so you don't have to press ctrl+alt+del. Generally, ppl see ctrl+alt+del screen as taskman. Because the key combination isn't exactly the most prominent part of the nt logon screen. I don't think you can customize it, UA'ly.

http://windowsxp.mvps.org/context_folders.htm It may help.

Are you saying that after you XPized Windows, Linux mPlayer didn't work? How can a windows patcher affect linux unless it mods partitions and the mbr?