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Try http://www.advancedinstaller.com/ I'm not sure of its capabilitises, but it should support editing.

Nothing in the $OEM$ folders in my above post gets copied, that's just the location that windows executes the cmdlines.txt and runonceex.cmd One backward slash made all the difference, who would have known?

You can google booting from a memstick, but I find this article good. http://www.weethet.nl/english/hardware_bootfromusbstick.php

Why not use nLite or the post-SP2 "KBxxxx.exe /Integrate:%XPCD%" switch?

I dunno, but you can always check the box that says do not notify me about this update again checkbox.

You know you can resize the taskbar; why don't you just drag it down? When you do, you can only see about 2 pixels of it?

Viruses spread via all BitTorrent clients...

I don't think .NET can be installed via svcpack.inf. For me, it didn't execute.

A very wide guess, but try expanding wowexec.exe from your NON-NLITED source into windows\system32. EDIT and same with autoexec.nt

If you just want to create transforms files, you can use Wise InstallTailor. Google it, I can't remember the link. And shouldn't this topic be in Application Installs? But then again this topic fits in both.

Read carefully, RunOnceEx from CD is the link-to in my above post. Regards

Try PertmasterFullInstall.exe /S /V/"qn TRANSFORMS=xxx.MST" or setup.exe /S /V/qn /V"TRANSFORMS=SETUP.MST Don't think the second one works though.

What YOU need is this http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/view/web/63/

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=25110 Put your apps on CD2 and your windows on CD1.

I use Fedora/Core 5 and it multiboots fine alongside Windows XP. The GRUB bootloader it uses for a boot menu is annoying, I haven't found out how to get rid of it e.g. if I wanted to remove Fedora. Oh yeah, and I can't use windows or linux in VMware either. It works in Virtual PC though.

I'm not sure but I don't think you can have extra folders in i386\svcpack, and be able to execute from them. You can have RunOnceEx that installs from a CD here

@IceBlackIce wmplayer.exe c:\test.mp3 is the parameters used for the UI. With every media player and any app that you can open files with (almost) it opens as app.exe c:\filename.ext

Wallpaper: Reg file: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop] "Wallpaper"="blah:\\blah\\blah\\blah.jpg" And of course, replace blah with the actual location. Theme and UXTheme.dll: Use the uxtheme.dll patch in nLite. Custom theme: MSFN Unsttended guide I could explain it a lot quicker here but I can't be bothered. Vista Sounds: Make an SFX to xtract the files to %systemroot%\Media overwriting all files. Make a batch file or something that says something like: regedit /S %path%\vistasounds.reg Or you can put it in the $OEM$\$$\system32\Media folder and set the regfile in a batch or something, see above. Or use the English MSI and put it in your GuiRunOnce or something as x.msi /qn /norestart .NET Framework: Use Ryan's switchless installers here. I personally use Runonceex on them. You can always xtract the sfx if you want the /qn switch instead of /qb. When making the sfx, on 1.1, you set netfx.msi /qn as the command to execute upon extraction, and on 2.0, it must be install.exe /qn Isn't it fun playing around with text size and formatting options?

You got a bunch of dead links zen62619. Please could you mirror it somewhere else?

I don't know how to do it unattendedly, but you can goto tools>internet options>advanced and there's an option there somewhere about automatic prompt for downloads. Maybe you can use a tool like Regmon to see if options like this are in the registry.

Probably when Vista comes out.

http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/view/web/48/

KAV6.MSI /norestart

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=57488 This has all the info

This forum is for Application Installs. If anyone finds a way to play an audio file silently then I will be grateful to them! I don't think it's possible. Unless the media player is text based, then you can use cmdow @ /HID and then open the player in the batch file with a media file.