RunOnceEx.cmd and Start.cmd

[Muaitai]

I was actually wondering if you need to have both in order to do an unattended installation.

On the Unnatended website

http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/examples.htm

it says:

» start.cmd (before I personally converted to the RunOnceEx method):

So basically if you follow the example there you don't need the start.cmd??

[Astalavista]

correct!

[`Felix`]

So basically if you follow the example there you don't need the start.cmd??

yes the RunOnceEx method replaces the Start.cmd implementation.

[Black-Panther]

the runonceex is much better ...

[WwTIPPYwW]

Runonceex from cd is even better - http://unattended.msfn.org/xp/runonceex_cd.htm

In my opinion...