Sorry for all the new posts but when i try to install the C-Media drivers it starts installing them but stops and a window pops up asking me to to select how i want to configure my audio outputs. How can i bypass this without any user interaction?

here is how i tried doing this:

ECHO.

ECHO Installing CMedia Audio Drivers

ECHO Please wait...

start /wait %systemdrive%\install\Applications\audio\setup.exe /s /sms

ECHO Installation Complete!

here is my setup.iss file:

[installShield Silent]

Version=v6.00.000

File=Response File

[File Transfer]

OverwrittenReadOnly=NoToAll

[{9A3EABC0-CA06-11D4-BF77-00104B130C19}-DlgOrder]

Dlg0={9A3EABC0-CA06-11D4-BF77-00104B130C19}-SdWelcome-0

Count=2

Dlg1={9A3EABC0-CA06-11D4-BF77-00104B130C19}-SprintfBox-0

[{9A3EABC0-CA06-11D4-BF77-00104B130C19}-SdWelcome-0]

Result=1

[{9A3EABC0-CA06-11D4-BF77-00104B130C19}-SprintfBox-0]

Result=6

any thoughts?

acutally i was wrong, a screen pops up and asks me to click "install" or "Exit"

is there a enry in the setup.ini file i can use to bypass this?

setup.ini:

; web downloading upgrade package drivers

[installOption]

; WebSetup=0 for customers, 1 for downloading, 2 for single driver installation

WebSetup=1

; FullPackage=0 for web upgrade version, 1 for full package drivers

FullPackage=0

; DriverOnly=1 means install drivers only, 0 means install both APs and drivers.

DriverOnly=1

; InstallWDMDriver=0 means install VxD driver, 1 means install WDM driver

InstallWDMDriver=1

bLINEINasREAR=0

bLINEINasBASS=0

bMICasBASS=0

bMidi=0

bGamePort=0

i think you can silently install this driver by including the CMI driver files onto the \$OEM$\$1\Drivers section rather than calling off the setup via silent install.