[bigred]

Integrating IE7 into my unattended discs has caused RunOnceEx to stop running, and so I've redone the discs (without IE7). They now run perfectly again, but I still need to get IE7 in there somehow.

My question:
Is there a way to install IE7 via RunOnceEx with my other apps? I've read threads on IEAK and a switchless installer, but don't know what works well and what doesn't. IF I can use one of those methods (please give me your recommendations) do I have to have activated the new install before IE7 can be installed? (I'd prefer not to go that way).

Any suggestions and tips as a result of your own trial and error would be appreciated. There's so many threads and so many different methods, some that are new and some that haven't been touched in a number of months, it can be difficult to know which way to go.

Thanks

This post has been edited by bigred: 01 October 2007 - 10:41 PM

[rickytheanuj]

bigred, on Oct 2 2007, 02:43 AM, said:

Integrating IE7 into my unattended discs has caused RunOnceEx to stop running, and so I've redone the discs (without IE7). They now run perfectly again, but I still need to get IE7 in there somehow.

My question:
Is there a way to install IE7 via RunOnceEx with my other apps? I've read threads on IEAK and a switchless installer, but don't know what works well and what doesn't. IF I can use one of those methods (please give me your recommendations) do I have to have activated the new install before IE7 can be installed? (I'd prefer not to go that way).

Any suggestions and tips as a result of your own trial and error would be appreciated. There's so many threads and so many different methods, some that are new and some that haven't been touched in a number of months, it can be difficult to know which way to go.

Thanks

Easiest way to integrate IE7 with windows XP is integrate IE7 using nlite. You do not need to put any silent switches. Just add IE7 setup file in addon portion.

I did this successfully.

[bigred]

Hmm...ok. The RunOnceEx portion of my install stopped running, and I assumed it was because of IE7 being installed. Which is why I took it out (which then caused thing to run properly again). Maybe I will try the whole thing over again and see if I can get it to work properly.

[ajua]

i install it at the end of my RunOnceEx file and its been working for a long time.

[DarkShadows]

When you folks install IE7 at the end of RunOnceEx, how are you integrating the IE7 updates? Or, are you?

[rajesh.kumar]

latest version of ie7 doesnt rise roe issue. you can download it from microsoft.

[DarkShadows]

I'm aware that the latest IE 7 download doesn't pose any RunOnceEx issue, since WGA is no longer required. But this doesn't answer my question.

If there is an IE7 Cumulative Roll-up to install (which there is), then when are you installing it? You aren't integrating it into SVCPack.inf at T-13 are you? Wouldn't that mean that IE7 would install (from RunOnceEx) after its updates at T-13?

So can IE7 be added first in svcpack.inf, before its hotfixes? Has anyone done this successfully?

[rajesh.kumar]

after ie7 installed, restart is required to install the patches.
my procedure is install ie7 in RunOnceEx, restart and install patches. i use this method since first ie7 patch was released.
latest added post-ie7 hotfix : KB939653 (replaces KB937143)