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To get rid of the driver warning you can install the digital signature from the setup.exe and add it to local certificate store. Copy attached certmgr.exe (*) to a temporary directory, e.g. c:\TEMP Right-click SetupVirtualCloneDrive5440.exe --> Properties --> Digital Signatures Open Details --> Show certificate Go to details tab and copy the certificate to a temporary directory, e.g. c:\TEMP\ElaborateBytesAG.cer Open a command prompt and enter the following command: Install Virtual CloneDrive with the following command Et voilà Regards, ThinkPsy (*) The certificate manager is a tool provided by Microsoft. You can get it with Windows Server 2008 Ressource Kit. certmgr.exe

Hi everybody, I didn't manage to customize my silent installation but I got a installation documentation from the Nero AG -- perhaps it'll be helpful for you. Silent_Install_documentation.pdf Have Fun -ThinkPsy

Uninstalling Ghostscript is divided into three parts: 1) Uninstall the Ghostscript fonts: "%PROGRAMFILES%\gs\uninstgs.exe" "%PROGRAMFILES%\gs\fonts\uninstal.txt" -q 2) Uninstall Ghostscript v8.xx: "%PROGRAMFILES%\gs\uninstgs.exe" "%PROGRAMFILES%\gs\gs8.xx\uninstal.txt" -q 3) Delete the program folder: rd "%PROGRAMFILES%\gs" /S /Q You'll have to use the quotation marks when (un-)installing Ghostscript under Windows Vista! Better late then never Regards, ThinkPsy

I know this question is over two years old -- but it's still unanswered. I'm challenged with the same prob and I'm getting mad about it There is a tool from MS called "SysOcMgr" which is used together with two INF files to do unattended (de-)installation of Windows extras like games, messenger or stuff like the East Asian Language Support files. But it lacks of a good howto or something else. Anyone here who can explain the right way? Thanks a lot in advance. Regards, ThinkPsy /Edit I did another research and guess what ... I have found the answer. It was burried deep in the MS knowledgebase. I read the article before. But unfortunately MS goes straight to the localized version if there is any available -- and the german translation isn't as detailed as the original one. So here are the steps to do unattended and/or silent installation of the east asian language support files: 1) Change the following registry keys to your needs HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Setup\SourcePath=%YOURDRIVE% (w/o \I386!) HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Setup\ServicePackSourcePath=%YOURDRIVE% (w/o \I386!) HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\SourcePath=%YOURDRIVE%\I386 (w/ \I386!) 2) Create text file for unattended installation with the following content: [RegionalSettings] LanguageGroup=7, 8, 9, 10 SystemLocale=0407 UserLocale=0407 InputLocale=0407:00000407 System-, User- and InputLocale of course depends on your requirements, I prefer 0407 for german input method. 3) Type the following into the command prompt or into your script: rundll32.exe shell32,Control_RunDLL intl.cpl,,/f:"%YOURDRIVE%\%YOURTEXTFILE%" Few minutes later you can check the control panel for regional settings and you'll find the [X] in the second tab... 4) Last step is re-editing the reg keys to the previous value. /edit² Found another reg key which has to be edited -- added it to the list above.