Hi,

I read this post:

But i still didn't understand how can i had exe file.

I want for example to add

Direct link to EXE
http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9801148 
.Net 4.5.

I will be happy if u can explain it step but step for KISS users.

10x!

Edited September 10, 201213 yr by Tripredacus

You just need to find the silent install switches for that application. Then you can put it into first logon commands. I personally use this type:

			<FirstLogonCommands>
                <SynchronousCommand wcm:action="add">
                    <Order>1</Order>
                    <Description>Install program</Description>
                    <CommandLine>cmd /C start /wait c:\install.cmd</CommandLine>
                </SynchronousCommand>
            </FirstLogonCommands>

So I use a CMD because I need to do more than one thing at a time. Either you can just use a CMD as well, or put the install command directly in that CommandLine spot.

1. <FirstLogonCommands> ...... i add to my Autounattend.xml file?

2. I Mount image, create my folder, copy exe file, copy CMD file , Un-Mount. that it?

no need Audit Mode?

10x.

Edited September 10, 201213 yr by TheWiz

From what I understand, you could add it to the unattend.xml in Panther on an image that was sysprepped without an answer file. I wouldn't install into Audit Mode, it can install in OOBE mode.

So is this how the command prompt in WinPE is done?

What pass?

I need to replace the booted Command prompt in a WinPE with a scripted command prompt to (like you say) do multiple things.

I have assuming I could do this but it sounds like you are pretty much describing what I need to do.

After a functional WinPE is running with basic windows command line, I need to run commands to fix up the AutoUnattend on writable disk (merge tow of them actually) and then (re)start the (separate source)DVD installer for the real (non-WinPE) install.

The details aren't important, but the idea is to "do some stuff" from WinPE and reboot.

So, likely I could just call this out in the Windows PE section of the (WINPE) AutoUnattend.xml file.

Cool.

Thanks.

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HerbM