hello all!

Please help me because I revised all of the forum already but I was not able to solve it.

$oem$ \$$\setup\scripts\SetupComplet.cmd

his content:

echo off /HID
cd /d %~dp0

regedit /s %systemroot%\setup\scripts\ati.reg
regedit /s %systemroot%\setup\scripts\tweak.reg
regedit /s %systemroot%\setup\scripts\oembg.reg

copy "%cdrom%\$oem$\$$\firmconv.dll" "%WINDIR%\system32\shellext\firmconv.dll"
copy "%cdrom%\$oem$\$$\shellext.dll" "%WINDIR%\system32\shellext\shellext.dll"

FOR %%i IN (D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z) DO IF EXIST %%i:\sources\install.wim SET CDROM=%%i:

Start/wait %CDROM%\Software\7z.exe /S /v /q /VerySilent
Start/wait %CDROM%\Software\cc222.exe /S
Start/wait %CDROM%\Software\imgburn.exe /S /v /q /VerySilent
Start/wait %CDROM%\Software\klite.exe /S /v /q /VerySilent
Start/wait %CDROM%\Software\Notepad.exe /S /v /q /VerySilent
Start/wait %CDROM%\Software\unlocker.exe /S
Start/wait %CDROM%\Software\winrar.exe /s

EXIT

But if in this these vanna what starts it then the wpi.hta file?

Ahead thanks betax

(sorry translator)

AFAIK setupcomplete.cmd works only on Vista and the file is called after the first logon.

To collect some informations you can add the following lines to you script:

ECHO %DATE%, %TIME% >"%SystemDrive%\test.log"
SET >>"%SystemDrive%\test.log"

Al

Edited August 25, 200916 yr by AlBundy33

On my unattended-XP-CD I'm using the attached structure to start my scripts and WPI.

--> With this there is no need to copy files on hdd - you can run your scripts directly from CD - don't know if it also works on Vista.

Al

_OEM_.zip

Edited August 25, 200916 yr by AlBundy33