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Hi,

Does any one have an idea is Win32 Cabinet Self-Extractor apply registry or carry on .inf file that reside in the .exe? and if there are some registry how i can get this registry?

Regards,

Xtremee


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WillyPad can change your REG file to INF file, then wrap it in an EXE. When you run the EXE, the INF file gets executed.

Also, you can add files to the whole package.

For me, WillyPad is the greatest source to learn INFology. :wacko:

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1st thanx for ur reply, :hello:

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this is another topic man :angel:no:http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=80098

WillyPad can change your REG file to INF file, then wrap it in an EXE. When you run the EXE, the INF file gets executed.

Also, you can add files to the whole package.

For me, WillyPad is the greatest source to learn INFology. :wacko:

This is not wat i'm mean

i know how to type .inf file

What i'm wanna is tool to convert from REG -2-> INF (The reverse operation to ur one)

i can make it with my hand but it will take alot of time to convert 91KB From inf to reg

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Plz read topic carefully

Regards,

Xtreme

Edited by xtremee
Posted

Well your first post wasn't clear either lol.

Oh, and here, u say

What i'm wanna is tool to convert from REG -2-> INF (The reverse operation to ur one)
Which is the same as what mazin said. But then u say
From inf to reg
u changed what u were asking for.

PS. You can't convert from inf to reg.

Posted (edited)

1st thans for ur reply :hello:

Well your first post wasn't clear either lol.

Oh, and here, u say

What i'm wanna is tool to convert from REG -2-> INF (The reverse operation to ur one)

Which is the same as what mazin said. But then u say

From inf to reg
u changed what u were asking for.

PS. You can't convert from inf to reg.

IS this post i wanna to know Is there any one have an idea is Win32 Cabinet Self-Extractor apply registry or carry on .inf file that reside in the .exe? and if there are some registry how i can get this registry?

but :mazin brain get disturbance (i think he was reading my 2 posts in the same time) so he write an answer to another post that i post it in another Section of the forum

which is -->http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=80098

So i write the reply to his between " -----------------" lines

So forget mazin post and my reply post to him and concentrate on my 1st post (main)

Regards,

Xtreme

Edited by xtremee
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IExpress can 'Extract files and run an installation command', therefore all you need to do is create a test exe with it using your proposed 'installation command'. When you find the command which installs your inf or reg to the registry you will have answered your own question. (with the help of me of course)

You will not need to create a complete package to do this, put a couple of harmless text files inside with your inf or reg file, execute it and check the results. The files can be extracted to a location such as your desktop and the reg or inf file can propagate a known key with test information only. This information can then be easily removed throughout your tests.

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Just put

rundll32.exe setupapi,InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 132 nameofinf.inf

or

regedit /s nameofregfile.reg

I don't usually use iexpress, but I think if u use those commands, u have to put rundll32.exe ad regedit.exe into the package.

You don't have to provide a path to the inf/reg if the exe is in the same dir as the inf/reg. And they both xtract to %temp%\somewhere

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