@dennxyz

I ahve a few questions:

• How exactly is FindOS.bat called for the first time (by who)?
  
• From within FindOS.bat you execute this command:

  CALL \98\98.bat

  which automatticly executes this command:

  CALL %Systemdrive%\Install\04-DX9C.bat

  are you still in DOS mode?
  

Actualy all the rest of the process is clear... (as long as I know the answer to those questions)

HI Mtk

After Windows 98 is all in and has rebooted, I put my unattended all in one CD in

the CDROM and FindOS.bat is called from an autorun file. If you have disabled the

CDROM autorun, then you will have to start the batch file manually thru explorer

or Start>Run

FindOS.bat is run from a DOS prompt, as are all the batch files, from within the Windows GUI.

Download "AutorunPro" (freeware) from:

http://www.webthang.co.uk/tuts/tuts_misc/autorun/autorun.asp

FindOS.bat, Autorun.inf, and AutorunPro.EXE go into the root of the CD.

Autorun.inf contains the following text:

********************************

[Autorun]

open=AutoRunPro.exe /s

[AutorunPro]

Run1=FindOS.bat

********************************

Hope that helps

dennxyz

@dennxyz,

I thought you were running all those batch during the setup of win98 not after...

I do not call the updates from the Windows 98 CD. I have made a

separate CD that contains unattended updates for 98SE, W2k, and XP.

My apologies that that was not clear

that's not what I meant by my wuestion (I understood that you're not installing from a CD)

My question was:

Are you installing all the Hotfixes + IE + DX during the Win98 Setup or after it is completly finished?

completely finished

10x

I have a stupid question: Why does my 98 need updates? It runs neat without any.

We like to stay as up2date as possible...

Yes, but as i said, i dont see the difference when i update my Windows.