sabrinou Posted May 18, 2004 Posted May 18, 2004 hello folks,first of all, please let me thank U for your forum, it was usefull for me to understand silent installations.secondly, sorry for my poor English (I promise, I'll do my best)here is my matter :I try to install Office 2003 with my unattended installation of XP, but when starting "Apps.bat", I see .Net installing, OK, MSN , ok ...., but the installation of Office don't need more than 3 seconds ( ), and , of course, the programm is not available at the end of the installation ... I created a "office.bat" in the same directory as Office setup, to try , writing:"start /wait setup.exe TRANSFORMS=Unattended.MST /qb-"this way, the installation is correct, no problem.so, any idea please ?
mulen Posted May 18, 2004 Posted May 18, 2004 the problem is that the bat fil think that it have been run from whereever you call it and there is not such setup file thereinstead of calling the bat file, then call the command directlye.g.start /wait %cdrom%\install\app\office\setup.exe TRANSFORMS=%cdrom%\install\app\office\Unattended.MST /qb-Cheers
sabrinou Posted May 18, 2004 Author Posted May 18, 2004 the problem is that the bat fil think that it have been run from whereever you call it and there is not such setup file thereinstead of calling the bat file, then call the command directlye.g.start /wait %cdrom%\install\app\office\setup.exe TRANSFORMS=%cdrom%\install\app\office\Unattended.MST /qb-Cheershelloright, that's what I wrote in the .bat burned on CD , I linked setup.exe with %systemdrive% .....that's why I can't understand !
sabrinou Posted May 19, 2004 Author Posted May 19, 2004 here's is yesterday's point :Office begins the installation (MS Office collects informations), the progress bar ends, and then , a new one says MS Of. is configuring .the progress bar goes till end , and comes back, and that's all, another application "begins".When loging as an Admin in WinXP, I can't see winword, excel, and so on !I have a 147 Mo folder, named 'Microsoft Office', in programm filesthere are all .exe (ie winword pwpt, ...), but when lauching, I'm said "this application was not installed for this user"... any idea would be welcome Many thanks !
edmoncu Posted May 19, 2004 Posted May 19, 2004 i suppose, you're using a trimmed down version of MS Office. Probably you've missed someting along when creating the unnattend.mst file.
WwTIPPYwW Posted May 21, 2004 Posted May 21, 2004 look here for a guide on installing office XP and 2003 - http://unattended.msfn.org
abu ryan Posted May 22, 2004 Posted May 22, 2004 i made my office xp to be install silent without any problems and also i made it as autorun see this you have the Autorun.iniand uo crate the file .bat in the sam place with the Autorun file Now what let see what i did open the file Autorun.ini & typ this only [autorun]OPEN=setup.bat /AUTORUNICON=setup.exe,0here you see i called my .bat file setup.bat and the ICON here it is the setup file for your office you should name it as what you have Now what you will type in the .bat file see this @echo off ECHO.ECHO Installing Microsoft Office XP.. setup.exe TRANSFORMS=Unattended.mst /qb-ECHO.ECHO Restarting the PC in 1 minute...shutdown.exe -r EXITdon't forget the two files should be in the root you can burrn the cd in the end you will see the office installing atuomatic when you will insert the CD sorry if i am not clear ...............?
WwTIPPYwW Posted May 22, 2004 Posted May 22, 2004 This might be your problem - for every CMD and/or BAT file - you need to add the %cdrom% section:http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/runonceex_cd.htmThe %CDROM% environment variable isn't permanent, and only lasts during the session of when the cmd file is ran. Since we have the IF EXIST statements and the REG ADD entries in one single cmd file, there is nothing else to worry about. However, if you run another different cmd file that accesses a file on the CD, you should include the IF EXIST statements in that cmd file as well.
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