Daemon Tools Final Solution

[Radimus]

when I install via runonceex, it just goes right on through without asking...

[galvanocentric]

Why do you guys use start /wait in batch files?

At least during Windows XP Setup all my batches run fine without adding start /wait. Also with this one on T13. I'm using Windows XP Professional SP2:

cmdow @ /HID
@echo off
%systemdrive%\install\DaemonTools\daemon.msi /quiet /passive /qn /norestart REBOOT=ReallySuppress
EXIT

Windows can't run thirty programs at once, even at ten installations it begins to lag noticabily.

This "should" prevent it, and does to a degree. Only with crappy installer systems like Wise do things get fouled up.

[Radimus]

any help with the awxdtools installer?

[gon freecs]

any help with the awxdtools installer?

you could try with vbs or autoit scripts

[sonica]

hi..

where i can find daemon tools 3.47 msi?

i'm only able to find exe version on official site and i'm not able to extract it with winrar

thanks

sonica

[DigeratiPrime]

@sonica start the installilation, it will extract the MSI to Start>Run>%temp%

@a06lp here ya go:

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

;DaemonTools - Disable Automount
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\d347bus\Cfg]
"khjeh"=hex:14,01,00,00,dd,37,55,43,9b,6d,ca,5b,94,8d,91,71,e4,2c,1e,82,07,07,\
  f3,82,8e,2d,3d,2b,49,b6,85,9d,45,bc,d5,6b,0e,3e,2f,ff,8d,fd,d0,b5,ec,e6,a1,\
  0a,df,20,e1,d0,86,3e,27,a0,b1,65,ca,38,80,63,c3,1d,23,ad,4e,c4,1a,cf,01,94,\
  e5,7a,b8,c0,e4,66,c5,94,77,d5,d9,20,de,23,69,c8,69,d8,17,4e,18,6b,9a,3d,db,\
  03,76,41,d2,4f,15,77,dd,c2,c9,54,fc,ed,4a,6f,ef,7c,33,d9,16,f7,1c,94,c1,4d,\
  9e,d7,90,e9,b1,43,f3,14,f6,19,ea,9e,9a,6c,35,35,d0,35,f4,53,cc,1b,07,7f,45,\
  3f,ae,79,60,31,b9,0d,32,f9,68,c7,d9,31,eb,20,38,03,a2,9c,ff,71,6d,1b,56,5e,\
  cc,88,63,86,bf,3c,3f,60,e6,a3,de,4b,11,79,a9,ec,e0,cb,c6,fa,83,a7,e5,db,7a,\
  22,05,da,45,f4,f6,61,c4,6c,68,ce,d7,15,9d,9f,3e,54,b8,20,c9,07,42,14,78,f7,\
  6c,9a,bb,e9,f8,e1,32,26,90,89,bd,07,1b,f8,dc,cf,d2,76,4f,61,c7,ed,76,5c,a3,\
  bb,a1,f8,23,b5,f0,09,d7,6e,53,67,c6,61,ca,69,12,6c,95,be,77,c6,d4,91,a9,1e,\
  e7,97,53,d6

;DaemonTools - Hide Icon in Tray
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\DAEMON Tools-1033: ""C:\Program 
Files\D-Tools\daemon.exe" -lang 1033 -noicon"

[EDIT] Not sure the Hide Icon in Tray is working. I just uncheck Daemon in msconfig now so it doesnt startup with windows, hence no icon. The virtual drivers still load of course and I can still mount images.

Edited December 24, 2004 by DigeratiPrime

[sonica]

thanks

[JasonGW]

OK, so what about *configuration* ? For example, I tend to turn all the emulation options ON and to configure the Virtual Drive to letter V:\ (easier to remember it's VIRTUAL that way .

Any chance of getting that level of control AND install silently via CMDLines.txt?

Jason

[idbirch2]

I've been installing Daemon Tools from a *.cmd file for ages and yes, it does bring up a New Hardware Found wizard but if you're patient ant wait about 1-2 minutes it automatically closes this and continues with the rest of the batch job.

[DigeratiPrime]

Daemon Can be installed completely silently, NOT in runonceex.cmd though.

cmdlines.txt

[COMMANDS]
"daemontools.cmd"
"REGEDIT /S regtweaks.reg"
"RunOnceEx.cmd"

daemontools.cmd

cmdow @ /HID
@echo off

for %%a in (C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z) do if exist %%a:\win51ip.SP2 set CDROM=%%a:

START /wait %CDROM%\Software\Daemon347.msi /quiet /passive /qn /norestart REBOOT=ReallySuppress

EXIT

That will do it.

[cino]

GDragoN's solition works like a charm. thanks mate

[alfareed]

Click Here To Download Daemon Tools V. 3.47 MSI

[larciel]

neither Gdragon's nor Digi's method works

used cmdlines..

same command

START /wait %CDROM%\Software\Daemon347.msi /quiet /passive /qn /norestart REBOOT=ReallySuppress

works fine with .cmd but the SCSI/RAID driver prompt exists.

any problem?

[muiz]

in cmd daemon3.47.msi /? it will show the options

[larciel]

i believe nothing's wrong with my options.. just the fact daemon doesn't get installed w/ cmdlines