win98 unattended?

[PoloDude]

Does anyone have an idea if this is possible? Same for winME?

An answer file is enough

Thx!

[mbouchard]

Yes it is possible. It has been a while but I believe that MS had something to assist you in building an answer file (Don't think it was called unattend.txt possibly MSbatch.inf?) but it was on the CD. WinME did not have this, as MS did not offically support ME in a corporate environment but I believe you could use the 98 answer file for ME.

Mike

[medhunter]

an egyptian friend made this prog & site

have a look here

http://wwww.911cd.net

[medhunter]

Yes it is possible.  It has been a while but I believe that MS had something to assist you in building an answer file (Don't think it was called unattend.txt possibly MSbatch.inf?) but it was on the CD.  WinME did not have this, as MS did not offically support ME in a corporate environment but I believe you could use the 98 answer file for ME.

Mike

yep ; mspatch .inf works for win9x all : but not completely unattended

[Radimus]

http://www.onecomputerguy.com/install/install.htm

[Weed]

and here is a working dl link of this prog

http://download.microsoft.com/download/B/9.../w95batch20.exe

[WwTIPPYwW]

an egyptian friend made this prog & site

have a look here

http://wwww.911cd.net

URL fixed - too many "w"

http://www.911cd.net

[medhunter]

an egyptian friend made this prog & site

have a look here

http://wwww.911cd.net

URL fixed - too many "w"

http://www.911cd.net

thanks

[MastaVR6]

Editing the msbatch.inf file is about the only option for doing this. I've built this for a CD with a batch file that preps the drive for a clean install, ith the option for a repair install. The difference is in the DOS bootup menu, allowing/disallowing formatting/fdisking the drive prior to install.