Hello,

can I use the same procedure with w2k as XP ? (unattended install, if thats not clear)

If not, what are the differences ?

And is there a way I can query the :

"HKLM/System/ControlSet001/Control/Session Manager/Enviroment/NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS"

register key and have to *.reg files. One if the number of processors is 1, and another if the number is 2 ?

And I got one more question:

If I change the "Program Files" path in my *.reg file (batch'ed from cmdlines.txt, if that works with 2000), will the programs installed from the same batch file use the new path, or does it need a restart first?

Hello,

can I use the same procedure with w2k as XP ? (unattended install, if thats not clear)

If not, what are the differences ?

And is there a way I can query the :

"HKLM/System/ControlSet001/Control/Session Manager/Enviroment/NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS"

register key and have to *.reg files. One if the number of processors is 1, and another if the number is 2 ?

And I got one more question:

If I change the "Program Files" path in my *.reg file (batch'ed from cmdlines.txt, if that works with 2000), will the programs installed from the same batch file use the new path, or does it need a restart first?

The process is pretty much the same.

If it's any help, the %NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS% environment variable contains the number of processors.

At least, it does on my machine.

As for the program files thing, kinda need more info. If it's just a seperate partition, you could try mounting the drive under "C:\Program Files", otherwise it's time for a think

Thanks.

I forgot the % thing.

I can use :

if %number_of_processors% == 2 (command1) else (command2)