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Cokeman73
I just recently find out about all these unattended installations, a couple days ago actually. I used a custom version that was nice but to much for me. So I decided to check into making my own. Got nlite started reading & today made my first iso tested it everything went great. But I need to do a few things so here goes. Please remember I am a noob at this.

1. I want a complete unattened install after I choose which drive partition & format it. from then on I want to walk away come back & everything is done. It was this way until windows finished & I got the wizard at the end it asked if I wanted automatic updates turned on or off, It also had me create a user name. I fixed the user issue but how can I get it to disable auto update without asking?

2. I want to add my drivers to the installation, the problem for me is the motherboard drivers, (ethernet, gart, audio, etc) require directX 9 be installed before the drivers are or major issues will develop. I know this from experience. SO how can I add DirectX9 to the windows installation before the drivers are installed. Now again I am a complete noob at this so bare with me. I have XP sp2 with all hotfixes to date. Is DX 9 in this?

I have a few other things but I'll deal with these issues first before going into the other things.
Kelsenellenelvian
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12. Very often we see meaningless subjects in topic title. They give no clue of what the posts are all about. For example:

- Oh no!
- Help
- I'm mad
- Please help
- Question
- I need your help
- Hmmmm ....

This should be avoided. Users should enter something more specific in topic title so that it is easier for others to help.

A few good examples:

- Strange problem with DirectX9b redist
- RunOnceEx install problem (double installation)
- Change Internet Explorer's Icon back to default


Please go read the foum rules. ----> http://www.msfn.org/board/Forum-Rules-Upda...ead-t18408.html

XP with SP2 in it has DirectX 9.0c.

Here is another good section to read ----> http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/
geek
1. http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/view/web/19/
WINNT.SIF
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AutomaticUpdates=no


2. Integrate XP SP2 and it comes with DX9. You can also use driverpacks from http://driverpacks.net to simplify things (I highly recommend their Mass Storage text mode drivers -they'll save you tons of time)
Cokeman73
QUOTE (Kelsenellenelvian @ Dec 9 2007, 04:46 AM) *
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12. Very often we see meaningless subjects in topic title. They give no clue of what the posts are all about. For example:

- Oh no!
- Help
- I'm mad
- Please help
- Question
- I need your help
- Hmmmm ....

This should be avoided. Users should enter something more specific in topic title so that it is easier for others to help.

A few good examples:

- Strange problem with DirectX9b redist
- RunOnceEx install problem (double installation)
- Change Internet Explorer's Icon back to default


Please go read the foum rules. ----> http://www.msfn.org/board/Forum-Rules-Upda...ead-t18408.html

XP with SP2 in it has DirectX 9.0c.

Here is another good section to read ----> http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/


Thanks for the help & sorry for the topic title. I renamed it.

@geek,
I tried the drivers there but they didn't install. It showed them extract during installation. But system properties shows them not installed.

I got everything fixed with the wizard asking about automatic updates, but now I have a new issue. During installation I get a error about system restore being turned off & windows media player won't be able to do something. But after the installation is complete System Restore is on & the service is running. Any ideas what is causing this?
Arie
I believe that you should post these questions in the nLite topic.
Kelsenellenelvian
Moving to the nLite forum.....

Your questions will be better answered there.
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