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Fully unattended setup help

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Greetings.

Need help with a little problem using nlite to make a fully unattended setup CD.

I have selected the option to log in as administrator without password, and have the computer/user/company names entered. Yet setup would pause and ask for the computer name to be confirmed. What have I done wrong?

Many thanks for the help.

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You need to select Fully Automated on General page.

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Cheers ;)

Edited by mara-

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Many thanks for your reply, mara-.

But it's now asking for administrator's password.

What else should I change?

Best regards.

Edited by ernesto

You need to select Fully Automated on General page.

mara, you should remove the picture or replace it by another one, because everyone can read the CD key of your OS.

CU

Fernando

Edited by Fernando 1

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Can one create a fully unattended setup cd with user name administrator and no password?

Thanks.

In WINNT.SIF add:

[GuiUnattended]

AdminPassword=*

AutoLogon=Yes

AutoLogonCount=[1-99]

Note the *, leaving it blank won't work. ;)

The actual number of AutoLogonCounts is up to you.

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Many thanks, beats. It's working now.

Best regards.

using the default hide pages works for me, i think (ie you shouldn't have to put it to 'fully automated'?) ;)

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You are right, snowden. Fully unattended setup works with UnattendMode=DefaultHide.

Thanks for clarifying.

Best regards.

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