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Adapting Unattended script for CD - need help

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Hey all, I a am created a compilation of the latest NVIDIA drivers for my household PCs.

I adapted the batch file from my XP Unattended CD to run various component installations one after the other.

This works fine, but i was wondering if anyone knew a way of turning this into a something more like a RunOnceEx window which can be achieved on an XP CD?

Anything I make has to autorun.

note: I do not want these installers to run silently before anyone suggests it on viewing my batch :rolleyes:

Here is what I am using.

autorun.inf

[autorun]
open=install.cmd
icon=nSphere.ico

install.cmd (batch file)

CLS
@echo off
TITLE NVIDIA Drivers Installation CD (Build 1.01 for Windows 2000/XP)
ECHO.
ECHO Installing NVIDIA TNT/GeForce Graphics Card Drivers (version 61.76)
start /wait setup.exe
ECHO.
ECHO Installing NVIDIA nForce Motherboard Drivers (version 2.11.15.0)
start /wait nForce\setup.exe
ECHO.
ECHO Installing NVIDIA System Utility (version 1.08.5)
start /wait NVSU\setup.exe
ECHO.
ECHO Installing NVIDIA 3D Stereo Drivers (version 61.76)
start /wait 61.76_3dstereo.exe
ECHO.
ECHO Installing Microsoft DirectX 9.0b
start /wait dx9b\dxsetup.exe
ECHO.
ECHO Process complete, please restart your computer.
ECHO.
pause
EXIT

This current file works no probs, just like any ideas on changing this process to a nice window like I mentioned.

Any ideas? :)


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I thought about placing it there, but it isnt really unattended Windows, just a small adaption of it :)

I'm not great at placing topics overall!

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