Intergrating World Of Warcaft

[Neofire]

Just wondering if there is a way to intergrate world of warcraft into the install but at the moment my intergrated is about to hit the size of a dvd is there a way to split it on to 2 dvds

[supadodger]

install wow download all the updates then just let it copy the files over during install

[Nanaki]

Friggin' nut

[muiz]

I dont know about this game...

But .. i do it this way :

I install my games on a different partition

example : D:/Games/World of Warcraft

Then i go to the register, and copy the reg files of that game especialy games who need a cd key.

Those reg files are in my unattended.

So when i enter XP again for the first time , windows sees my games.

And i can start to play......

Hope it works with your game to

[JasonGW]

Friggin' nut

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Yeah, why bother? WoW doesn't even *need* to be installed, you know! You can just stick it on a portable or secondary hard drive, then all you need to do is launch WoW.exe. IMHO, with all the frickin' huge, slow patches out for WoW at this point, a silent install would be stupid.

Just IMHO

Jason

[S0mE0nesMiNd1]

But how do you know registry entries arent involved?

[Nanaki]

They arent. I copied my WoW directory from my laptop to desktop and it worked fine.

[JasonGW]

They arent. I copied my WoW directory from my laptop to desktop and it worked fine.

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Whatever registry entries are required are added automatically by WoW at initialization. I've used the copy on the portable drive to play WoW on three different systems, none of which had a problem doing so.

Jason

[mr.bo]

Whatever registry entries are required are added automatically by WoW at initialization. I've used the copy on the portable drive to play WoW on three different systems, none of which had a problem doing so.

Jason

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This is awesome!