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Need to add ghost and autoit to unattended windows install

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If this is correct:

1. Remove [GuiRunOnce] entries from winnt.sif

2. Create a cmdlines.txt file containing the following:

[COMMANDS]

"RunOnceEx.cmd"

3. Save cmdlines.txt inside your $OEM$ folder

4. Create your RunOnceEx.cmd file and put it in your $OEM$ folder

5. Create RunOnceEx.cmd and save in $OEM$ folder

then how do I create an unattended windows that will auto-install ghost and autoit?

I know I have to somehow add code to the RunOnceEx.cmd, but I am not sure exactly what. If someone would be able to write the code for me I would appreciate it. Thanks.

Why don't you just install them directly from cmdlines.txt?

In my opinion RunOnceEx is overkill for most instalations and is only nessasary for installers that need to perform tasks after a reboot.

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Because I don't know how to!!! Could you explain?

Because I don't know how to!!! Could you explain?

Use the following format in your cmdlines.txt

[Commands]
"command to install Ghost"
"command to install AutoIT"
"command to install anything else"

Each command will be run at T-12

The working directory at this stage will be \$OEM$\ so the root of your CD will be ..\ in case you dont want to copy the installers to your hard drive. (I put the installers I don't want copied to my hard drive directly in $OEM$)

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I understand that part of it, the part I don't understand is what the actual command would look like.

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