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  1. Hi

    Couldn't find IStuner for Acrobat 8. Tried to use v7.

    But with IStuner, there ist a ITW-File needed. I can't find it in my source-dir of acrobat 8 (testversion). there is no such file. Only the "abcpy.ini". But I want to create a transform-file to pre-configure the whole thing like Adobe Reader 7.0.

    any hints?

    many thanks

  2. i'm using OnCommand CCM (symantec now) to distribute software on over 400 clients and also to setup clients completely with xp. but xp takes 1h longer to install than w2000......

    there are 3 stages in the unattend-script from symantec:

    1) copying the i386-dir from the distribution-server to the client (including client-specific hw-drivers) and starting the unattend-setup with client-specific answer-file

    2) xp-setup is copying files to temporary directory in dos-mode

    3) xp-setup is installing xp in gui-mode

    stage 2 takes around 30min to complete. that seems not normal to me.

    but smartdrv gets loaded by the symantec-script.

    the installation of xp directly from CD is finished while hd-install is still at stage 2!

    anybody knows how to speed it up?

  3. anybody knows how you manipulate setup.iss files?

    i created my ISS-file as normal with -R, but everytime I run setup with -S i get resultcode -3 in my log-file.

    ----> "required data not found in the setup.iss file"

    i think there is a setup included for the usb-dongle. that might be the problem 'cause its maybe not installshield-standard (i read about that elsewhere).

    any tools or hints to control what setup.iss is doing??

    iso6.iss

  4. what are regedit4 reg files?  I was more of a hardware guy that got threw into this...that's why some of it doesn't make too much sense to me.  Could you use the code statement that I have posted above to show me the correct syntax. 

    Thanks!!

    open up your regedit registry-editor, navigate to the appropriate key or string and choose EXPORT. switch file-type to "Win9x/NT4 Regfiles" and click SAVE.

    now, you've got a regedit4-file :-)

    the first line in these type of reg-files says always "REGEDIT4"

    the new w2k-type shows "Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00"

    don't ask me what is the difference :-))

  5. After talking with Symantec's tech support they gave me two registry keys that need deleted.  So what I need to know how to do is to remotely remove registry keys via a batch file.  I'll put what code I think will work.  Please give me some feedback.

    easy job:

    to import a string:

    REGEDIT4

    [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Mozilla\Mozilla]
    "CurrentVersion"="1.6"

    to delete a string

    REGEDIT4

    [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Mozilla\Mozilla]
    "CurrentVersion"=-

    to delete a key

    REGEDIT4

    [-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Mozilla\Mozilla]

    but works only with regedit4-format of reg-files.

    to silently use them, type:

    regedit /s sample.reg

  6. its under the same key:

    dont use Webview

    WebView=0

    show system-files

    ShowSuperHidden=1

    except icon-list and sort.....

    ---> HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Streams

    but i didn't figure out completely how it works.

    under streams, there should also be the settings for "quick launch".

    looks like it's one binary-value that contains many of explorer settings. i hate that :-(

  7. hello

    few days ago as I startet fiddling around with unattended xp-cds the extendPartition worked. I manually create a 2gig FAT partition and let setup convert it and extend it by 8gig. I also use this at work with OnCommand CCM (sw deployment system).

    after extending the winnt.sif and further tweaking and "hotfixing" there is no way getting this right anymore.

    I thought it might be gosh's stripping down the source-files, so I made a new ISO from scratch using the original CD.

    tried it in vmware and virtualpc. even the real setup on a real pc doesn't convert. as I remember, the conversion takes place (should!) after a reboot in gui-setup (like the filesystemcheck after a crash)

    virtual disk is 16gig, the real disk is 60gig, enough space.....

    any hints on that?

    are there any other parameter "extendOemPartition" depends on??

    or is it unsupported by cd-install?? I think I startet playing around with the unattend.txt and winnt.exe over network (not winnt.sif on CD).

        OemPreinstall=Yes

        UnattendSwitch=Yes

        FileSystem="ConvertNTFS"

        ExtendOEMPartition="8000, nowait"

  8. hello

    i'm trying to set up my unattended CD with the whole bunch of MS-stuff. but I didn't want to mess around with svcpack.inf 'cause of the dependencies. hotfixes of mediaplayer should be installed after mediaplayer etc.

    so I did everything with 2 batch-files in guirunonce. see below:

    @echo off

    echo Installing.... Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0sp1

    start /wait %systemdrive%\install\000_Microsoft\000_ie6\ie6setup.exe /R:N

    echo Installing.... Microsoft Windows Media Player 9.0

    start /wait msiexec /i %systemdrive%\install\000_Microsoft\005_wmp9\mpsetupedp.msi REBOOT="SUPPRESS"

    echo Installing.... Microsoft DirectX 9.0b

    start /wait %systemdrive%\install\000_Microsoft\010_directx9\dxsetup.exe /opk

    echo Installing.... Microsoft Data Access Components 2.8

    start /wait %systemdrive%\install\000_Microsoft\015_mdac28\MDAC_TYP.EXE /Q /c:"setup /qn1"

    echo Installing.... Microsoft Data Access Components 2.8 Hotfix Q832483.EXE

    start /wait %systemdrive%\install\000_Microsoft\015_mdac28\Q832483.EXE /C:"dahotfix.exe /q /n" /q

    echo Installing.... Microsoft Windows Movie Maker 2.0

    start /wait %systemdrive%\install\000_Microsoft\020_wmm2\mm20deu.exe /q:a /c:"msiexec.exe /i MM20.MSI /qn"

    echo Installing.... Microsoft .Net Framework 1.1

    start /wait %systemdrive%\install\000_Microsoft\025_dotnet11\dotnetfx.exe /q:a /c:"install /q"

    echo Installing.... Microsoft .Net Framework 1.1 German Language Pack

    start /wait %systemdrive%\install\000_Microsoft\025_dotnet11\langpack.exe /q:a /c:"inst.exe /qb /l"

    echo Installing.... Microsoft Windows-Journal-Viewer 1.5

    start /wait %systemdrive%\install\000_Microsoft\030_journal15\JVsetup.exe /q:a /c:"msiexec.exe /i MICROS~1.MSI /qn"

    pause

    first creats with dir-command a numeric ordered list of Q-fixes and KB-fixes. FOR-loop reads the list and installs the fix with corresponding parameter
    @echo off

    set hotfixpath=%systemdrive%\install\005_Hotfixes

    dir /B /On %hotfixpath%\q* > %hotfixpath%\files.txt

    for /F "tokens=*" %%i IN (%hotfixpath%\files.txt) DO (

    echo Installing.... %%i

    start /wait %hotfixpath%\%%i /Q:A /R:N

    echo.

    )

    dir /B /On %hotfixpath%\KB* > %hotfixpath%\files.txt

    for /F "tokens=*" %%i IN (%hotfixpath%\files.txt) DO (

    echo Installing.... %%i

    start /wait %hotfixpath%\%%i /Q /N /Z /O

    echo.

    )

    del %hotfixpath%\files.txt

    pause

    my problem now is, that some of the hotfixes won't get installed correctly. checking windowsupdate shows me some missing fixes I already got in my batch.

    I assume it's because of the suppressed reboots. by starting my batch several times manually while rebooting in between I get the system up to date.

    I thought you have to install hotfixes in numeric order, thats why I created the batch with the FOR-loop.

    one of the missing fixes is the MDAC-update 832483. but it will be installed right after MDAC 2.8 itself in the first batch.

    the others are 826939, 824146, 826942, 822603

    any ideas? is there a special order to install the fixes??

    here's my list of hotfixes to be installed

    KB322011.exe

    KB327979.exe

    KB810243.exe

    KB814995.exe

    KB816093.exe

    KB817778.exe

    KB820291.exe

    KB821253.exe

    KB822603.exe

    KB823182.exe

    KB824105.exe

    KB824141.exe

    KB825119.exe

    KB826939.exe

    KB826942.exe

    KB828026.exe

    KB828028.exe

    KB828035.exe

    KB829558.exe

    q327405.exe

    q330994.exe

    q814078.exe

    q816093.exe

    q832894.exe

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