Hello guys,

I've allready create a boot dvd with an .WIM image file.

Is it possible to create a batch file to install this image unatended?

I usualy have to type something like this:

boot from the DVD and wait for the prompt,

type:

d: (DVDRom drive)

diskpart (it's on the DVD)

select disk 0

clean

create partition primary

select partition 1

format quick

active

exit

and then to install the image:

imagex /apply d:\path\image.wim 1 c:

is it possible to create a batch file with something like this? so I can deliver the DVD with the image and my client make it by himself...

The problem is that I dont know hor to build a batch file....

Thanks in advance.

Q: Is it possible?

A: YES

All the info for creating a batch, or preferable a .vbs/.hta script that will do it for ya is present on this forum. He who searches, shall find it.... or whatever.

In the startnet.cmd file for example, just start writing ur batch, as you want it to perform, or kick external batches, like a diskpart /s script.cmd for example. You have already written the batch (except for the diskpart script) that will do the install for you in the field below.

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Hello guys,

I've allready create a boot dvd with an .WIM image file.

Is it possible to create a batch file to install this image unatended?

I usualy have to type something like this:

boot from the DVD and wait for the prompt,

type:

d: (DVDRom drive)

diskpart (it's on the DVD)

select disk 0

clean

create partition primary

select partition 1

format quick

active

exit

and then to install the image:

imagex /apply d:\path\image.wim 1 c:

is it possible to create a batch file with something like this? so I can deliver the DVD with the image and my client make it by himself...

The problem is that I dont know hor to build a batch file....

Thanks in advance.

if the wim image is of vista you can use boot.wim from the original dvd it contain the installer and diskpartion tool. make sure you rename image.wim install.wim