doablesandman

if you still get the error message after you put it in system32 folder goto run and type "regsvr32 /s dbgeng.dll"

what files need to be changed etc, thx btw- searched for this but all posts regarding it were from 2005 and back so not updated for v5.0 TIA

it is an .msi file so you can just use REBOOT=REALLYSUPPRESS after the /qb or /qn, the difference is that /qb shows a "basic gui" ie. the progress bar and a restart box (unless you use REBOOT=REALLYSUPPRESS and then it just displays the progress bar) and /qn means "no gui". so no need for the autoIT script and you can actually call the exe by using "YOURFOLDERLOCATION\setup.exe /S /v"/qb REBOOT=REALLYSUPPRESS" the /S tells it is it silent and the /v passes commands to the msi

anyone know a silent switch for this? (I emailed soundspectrum about a silent switch and they first wanted to know why I wanted to know such a thing...and then failed to respond to my reply.)

try uninstalling the new driver before you uninstall setpoint. If it won't let you try uninstalling it in Safe Mode. Then try uninstalling Set Point and reinstalling it.

I believe so...will test and write back for sure.

SECTION 1 = How to update virus definitions before install. 1. Navigate to Symantec's Antivirus Update Page. If you cannot click on the link paste this into your address bar. {http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/download/pages/US-N95.html} 2. Download the lastest update ending in "i32.exe". (See the attached picture 'download_sav_updates.gif') Note: This is usually the first avalible download on the page. 3. Once downloaded, use your favorite compression program (WinRAR, WinACE, etc...) to extract the contents of "XXXXXXXX-XXX-i32.exe" to a folder. (See attached picture 'unzipped_i32_defs.gif') 4. Once extracted, rename the file "VIRSCAN.zip" to "VDefHub.zip". 5. Once renamed, copy and paste the file "VDefHub.zip" into your symantec install directory and overwrite the exsisting file. (See attached picture 'vdefhub_replaced.gif') Note: Your newly made 'VDefHub.zip' should be a larger file than the one you are replacing. Note2: Your install folder may look different from the one in the picture...this is ok. ~ End of SECTION 1 SECTION 2 = How to update an install folder before install. (Make 10.1.0.394 into 10.1.0.401) 1. Make an administrative install of symantec by going to Start->Run and pasting the following in the box. Note: Replace "C:\SAV10\" with the directory where your symantec install folder is located.2. Click next to install and when asked for a directory choose a new directory that is not your original symantec install folder. {Example: C:\SAV10ADMIN} 3. Download 'savce_10.1.0.400_allwin_en.zip' and 'SAVCE_10.1.0.401_AllWin_EN.zip'. {ftp://ftp.symantec.com/public/english_us_canada/products/symantec_antivirus/symantec_antivirus_corp/10.1/updates/savce_10.1.0.400_allwin_en.zip} and {ftp://ftp.symantec.com/public/english_us_canada/products/symantec_antivirus/symantec_antivirus_corp/10.1/updates/SAVCE_10.1.0.401_AllWin_EN.zip} Note: These updates are not cumulative so you must apply both. 4. Extract both of these files to the administrative install directory you created in step 1. 5. Slipstream the first update into your administrative install by going to Start->Run and pasting the following line into the box. Note: Replace "C:\SAV10ADMIN\" with the directory where your symantec admin install folder is located. 6. Slipstream the second update into your administrative install by going to Start->Run and pasting the following line into the box. Note: Replace "C:\SAV10ADMIN\" with the directory where your symantec admin install folder is located.Note: You can now delete the files 'savce_10.1.0.400_allwin_en.msp', 'SAVCE_10.1.0.401_AllWin_EN.msp', 'VPREMOTE.dat', and 'ClientRemote.zip' as they are no longer needed. ~ End of SECTION 2 SECTION 3 = How to silently install from your newly updated admin install folder. Note: Your admin install folder should now look like the attached picture 'vdefhub_replaced.gif'. 1. Copy the entire admin install folder to your apps folder on your unattended CD/DVD. 2. Install silently using the following line. Note: Replace "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\Apps\SAV10\" with the directory where your SAV install folder is located. or to install from the CD/DVD Note: Replace "Apps\SAV10\" with the directory where your SAV install folder is located on your CD/DVD. Note: To see a progress bar in either instance replace '/qn' with '/qb'. ~ End of Section 3 B)

yea or I'd have to have a script run at T-12 or on first boot that enabled it...yea for JS...now to write an AJAX installer

thanks! that did it, I can't believe I didn't see that! Guess my professor was right when he said "After you finish make sure you have a second pair of eyes look at it before you turn it in."

WPI v5.0 After I choose a picture and set its size and click save and exit everything is fine...it loads the correct size when I hover over the program. However if I go back to 'config' no matter which program I select the boxes at the bottom under picture file at their default of 128 x 128. Can you make it so this information is read from the config file just like the rest and make the default for each drop down box whatever it happens to be for that particular program...in essence making the drop down box default a variable and not a static 128.

WPI v5.0 added the code below under the part on the bottom bar where it says "WPI Version X" and now it doesn't load my programs up in the middle. If I remove the below code they come back... why is this code (it puts the current time in text) making a problem? and anyone know how I can fix it? TIA! EDIT: btw- this is in the file wpi.htm in the theme folder (Glossy)