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Security alert from SP2, right? Similarly, windows messenger, yahoo messenger, k-lite all these give the alert too. [HOWTO]: Pre-configure the windows firewall , blocking/allowing apps

I use a .JS to close that window. Well, that's easy. Talk about registering it unattended.

nice scrshot nuhi! I still have those initial versions where we had tabs to switch between "screens". I'd say it was wonderful right from day one. I was one of the first users (atleast on msfn, don't know about whether you gave it to friends before that).

Welcome to MSFN Alquimist!

soulin, more details please. sixpack, what I can tell is that %CD% refers to current directory, and %%1 refers to current file. Hoping that hint helps You can try making your .BAT based on that info. And what do you mean by "all folders" ? Do you mean to say all folders within that folder? If so, use recursive folder removal ("rd /?" for help).

Here's an example for MSI-installer based apps: %systemdrive%\install\apps\officeXP\setup.msi TRANSFORMS=unattended.mst INSTALLDIR="D:\Program Files\Productivity\Office" /QB-! But this is a really time-consuming task. Just let the apps install where they want to.

start /wait "%programfiles%\WinRAR\Patch.exe"And yes, nologic is right. Cracks talk not allowed here.

Okay, go make your trillion dollars quick quick quick.... I want mine...

They do actually. The commands will start mirc.exe and close it. If I'm not mistaken, that's what is needed?

Haha! That's your password? be afraid.... VERY afraid... (j/k)

Haha... no! He means give the right TOPIC name. "woot!" is certainly not descriptory of the topic.

that's not your opinion alone

jquintino, there's no need to use something like this with runonceEX. This logging does nothing except for taking the output of the .CMD file running and logging it to a text file. For example, echo this is a test >> %systemdrive%\temp\log.txtTry that, and you will see what I mean. Similarly, you can just run a command to send the ENTIRE batch-file's output into a text-file. start /b /wait %systemdrive%\install\filename.cmd >> %systemdrive%\temp\log.txtYou need to run that command from one batch-file to get another batch-file's output logged. Ringfinger, there's nothing special about postins.cmd - its just one of the batch-files being logged that's all. You can call your own batch-file by any name and log it. For example, let's say you have a batch-file called app-installs.cmd in your "$OEM$\$1\install\" folder on the CD. (I assume you know how it gets copied, and where it gets copied to.) So your main.cmd file would be run from GUIrunOnce (isn't it ?) and in turn it would call app-installs.cmd in the same CMD window and log its output. main.cmd start /b /wait %systemdrive%\install\app-installs.cmd >> %systemroot%\temp\uA-log.txtYou can log it to anywhere you want. I hope I was able to explain clearly.... Please post back with your results, and if you have anymore questions just ask!

I understand, but please see the link I posted - it has many boards below 500k. And not all of them are half as decent as MSFN!

The long way - use secedit to make a policy file, and then apply that INF during uA setup. The quick way (and better in many cases) - make a .REG of it, here you go - link. Hoping this helps....

It is definitely possible. I already do it. link to post Take a look at tip #18 (logging a CMD file). Hoping this helps....

Take it!

what is the command you are using to make your ISO ? Are you using the "-b" switch at all, to point to your loader.bin ?

Haha.... yeah! Ahead.de has gone crazy with updates or what! (or more likely there was some REALLY urgent bug to be fixed, in which case I'm thankful) What's most bothersome, is that nero is not a single-file download. It has its own language-file (for help), and 4 additional packages which have their own help files as well. The scene is ripe for someone who will make a COMBINED package of all nero packages everytime a new release is out.

That's exactly the problem - XP Pro is too much. On average it consumes 20 MB higher than XP home. oneye, the best solution for you to do, is to re-format your C: drive and get XP home installed clean, again. And no, SP2 is NOT messing things up, its a blessing. Have it integrated into your XP home disk, and you'll see a lot of improvement.

Use opera to make even your 28.8 kbps bsnl dial-up line fun to surf on. (take the time to configure it - its lightning fast) I was on the same 33.6 previously, and MSFN forum pages loaded in 2 seconds flat!

seraph, here's a guide to do it - http://flyakite.msfnhosting.com/ But anyone transferring an already done disk - now that's warez and we don't allow that here.

Using a batch-file is far easier for future changes, ease-of-use, etc. start %ProgramFiles%\mIRC\mirc.exe REM to wait 10 seconds sleep 10 pskill mirc.exeget pskill get sleep The best part is, you can put those additional EXEs in your System32 folder and use them later on for other purposes as well.

gape, may I suggest http://rapidshare.de/en/main.html That's what I use for most temporary uploads - its easy to use and no pain.

so requirement is got? What is your final batch-file (with choices) now, brian873 ?