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How can I made these settings pre-set?

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I am building an unattended XPCD. And whenever I made an installation, i still have to set these settings (pls see attached pic)... I was wondering if there's a registry setting that would enable me to made these preset's already implemented (notably the systen startup options) once I installed from my unattended XPCD.

Thanks.

NOTE: I've already found the settings under the System Failure registry entries... Its in the [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\CrashControl]

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find where in the registry they are stored and then add it....

do a snapshot before and after and compare.

If you got the registry settings, just export from a good config, add to cd, then import as part of install.

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Thanks guys, but i am actually more concerned on applying some new settings under the System Startup section as I already found out the registry settings that control the behavior of the System Failure section...

Note, I am still finding how. :)

Never mind...If I'm not mistaken, the System Startup options are defined via the boot.ini file hidden in %systemdrive%.

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its okay, yes, its controlled by boot.ini which is place at the root of the boot partition. i was hoping if its safe to modify it (or possibly?) during an unattended install.

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