OK I been thinking and this could probably be solved with one or a combination of both these config.txt's: Will extract files to "%temp%\nero9tmp" and may prevent files from beeing deleted prematurely (will not solve the issue of 7zip sfx module waiting for SetupX to finish) ;!@Install@!UTF-8! GUIMode="2" InstallPath="\"%temp%\\nero9tmp\"" RunProgram="Setupx.exe /i /q SERIALNUMBER=\"serial\" EULAACCEPTED=\"1\" INSTAPP=\"ALL\"" ;!@InstallEnd@! Or use cmd.exe to do START /WAIT ;!@Install@!UTF-8! GUIMode="2" RunProgram="hidcon:cmd /c start /wait /b \"%%T\\Setupx.exe\" /i /q SERIALNUMBER=\"serial\" EULAACCEPTED=\"1\" INSTAPP=\"ALL\"" ;!@InstallEnd@! %%T = full extraction path (7zSD_EN.chm)
I suspected Nero did this but not sure, something hijacked my jpg, bmp and png extensions (i removed Nero PhotoCrap BTW) Was not sure it was Nero 9 but it could be
Try not making a 7zip sfx and see if it works by running SetupX.exe with the switches while extracted, if it works that means that 7zip did not wait for SetupX to complete install and prematurely deleted the temp extracted files
You can edit the integrated ieuinit.inf and change the one (1) here to zero (0) [AddReg.XPandW2K3] ... ; Fixing IEOESE Bug 36427 HKCU, "Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main","AlwaysShowMenus",%REG_DWORD_NOCLOBBER%,1
This could probably be done by the program too, it could dl, rename and cab archive the help files updating the original cab files with the dummy chm files
I downloaded chm files and updated the cabs with them, I also removed all the non english languages and edited the MSI installers to remove any langs from the installer too using installshield (also removed windows installer, dx redist and other misc stuff too) I got a pretty small Nero 9 install now thanks x-Shadow-x As for unattendedly making a WinRAR sfx I have never done it so anybody else know how to make a WinRAR sfx unattededly plz show us
Hey x-Shadow-x, this is to fix your quotes in Config.txt (one has to use a backspace): ;!@Install@!UTF-8! GUIMode="2" RunProgram="Setupx.exe /i /q SERIALNUMBER=\"xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx\" EULAACCEPTED=\"1\" INSTAPP=\"ALL\"" ;!@InstallEnd@! BTW I think WinRAR sfx would be better for this install, because I notice when you use 7zip sfx it extracts and launches SetupX.exe then the 7zipsfx.exe process will disappear from the taskmgr...when this happens to me I use WinRAR sfx because I notice it stays open until SetupX finishes
Delete pid.txt's and make a new iso without them, during install you will be prompted to enter key (you can use vLite to make it unattended) And if you dont want to delete them just change the key inside em
Hes present even with KB940157, there is an option to use him instead of WDS so you can have both at the same time Re-registering that file Nois3 said may bring him back
Post the KBxxxxxx.log from the WINDOWS dir The problem could be this reg key, I have had trouble upgrading to IE8 and this was the problem: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Interface\{34A715A0-6587-11D0-924A-0020AFC7AC4D} Navigate to it, right click on it and choose Permissions... Now give "Full Control" to "Everyone" and try to install the hotfixes again
Yep happened to me too, hauppage wintv pvr 150 same as the 1st post. My problem was me installing and not integrating the mce tv pack...once integrated with vLite and a fresh reformat all is working again
RunOnceEx is the way to go If you use nLite here is a true addon which will integrate it http://www.wincert.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=4372 BTW here is my svcpack/RunOnceEx config.txt for my old Windows Search silent switch addon ;!@Install@!UTF-8! RunProgram="WindowsSearch-KB940157-XP-x86-xxx.exe /q /z" AutoInstall="hidcon:reg add HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\RunOnceEx\\wdsearch /v dsksrch /d %%S\\dsksrch.exe /f" GUIMode="2" ;!@InstallEnd@! If you run the silent switch installer with the -ai command during svpack it will add the runonceex reg entry and install the search during first login, I added this trick to a vid I did on how to make silent switch installers you should check it out