[MCT]

yes, but u would have to edit it manually to add the drive letters of your dvd/cd, i dont know vbs so i couldnt make something to do that unattended the code for the cdburn.exe i believe is on that page irefrenced to a few pages back where i got the idea for the right click iso..

[coucou]

Here the the code for cburn.exe.

In fact, what i'm looking for is exactly the same as this thread do "Right Click to Create ISO". Adding to creating iso, burn cd or dvd.

Regards
coucou

[Yzöwl]

@coucou

Okay, this is a very basic routine, i.e no real error trapping etc. but if you're currently using makeiso, you should have all the additional files you need.

Download the zip, extract it, copy the cmd file to %SystemRoot%\system32; then rightclick on the inf to install. Now try it out

If it doesn't work, then make sure that your Windows Resource Kits\Tools folder is in your PATH, if not you could try adding %ProgramFiles%\Windows Resource Kits\Tools\ in front of cdburn and dvdburn in the cmd file. You could also of course copy CDBURN.EXE and DVDBURN.EXE to %SystemRoot%\system32. Those methods will of course only work if the two utilities, dont have other dependencies from the rktools folder.

If it works fine for you, great, if not, get some additional help with any errors and tidying the cmd file.

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[Oleg_II]

Yzöwl

Thank you for this! But the script suppose that I make an iso-file and then burn it. And if I already have an iso-file from somewhere and want just to burn it?

By the way, cdburn can erase the media and it would be useful to start it with the choice to write an image on cd or to erase a cd.

Cdburn and dvdburn are independant and very small, they can be added directly to system32 (in fact I have Windows 2000 Professional and took both from Resourse Kit of Windows 2003 Server if I'm not mistaken).
If we can get them working through right click - only a few KB will replace any other GUI-powered software for creating images and burning then on CDs.

Best regards,
Oleg II

[Vadikan]

Oleg_II
I think you're looking at something like

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.iso]
@="ISO_Image"

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\ISO_Image\Shell\BurnISO\Command]
@="C:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\cmd\\burniso.cmd \"%1\""

to add the BurnISO option to the context menu whenever you Rclick on an ISO image. The path to your burniso.cmd is arbitrary and depends on where you store the file.

The burniso.cmd should contain the commands for burning with cdburn.exe. Something like

@echo off
SET FILE=%1
TITLE Burning ISO Image of %FILE%
cdburn.exe G: %FILE% -speed max 
pause
exit

Hope this helps. I'm not very comfortable with making INF files, sorry.

MCT and Yzöwl
Thanks for the DOIso. Very nice tool for those who make uA ISOs daily

[Oleg_II]

VAD
Yes, thank you for the advice, looking exectly for this option. But again - iso-files associated with WinRar in my case and I don't want to change it. Nothing apeared in right click after applying your reg-file. that's the problem - I can't get the shell command for iso-files except WinRar options.
Regards,
Oleg 2

[MCT]

i think someone with programming skills should make us all a .dll so we dont have 10 different tasks when we right click a .iso or a folder
(over exagerated on 10, but ya get my idea)
something like like a "Iso Options" which cascades into more options

Oleg, look & see if those entries were created first

[coucou]

Thank you Yzöwl and everyone who contributed to for thoses "facilities" I like them.

However, let be pernickety!
It will be ideal IF...
...a Right click "Iso-Burn Options" enable a cascades tasks like:
Make Iso from Folder Bootable
Make Iso from Folder Not Bootable
Burn CD Iso
Burn CD Folder (could be data, music, video..)
Burn DVD Iso
Burn DVD Folder (could be data, music, video..)

It sound as a pretty project!

For CDBurn.exe, the script "writers" could be inspired by GreenMachine code here :
http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...=0&#entry140259

also here attached the CDBurn.exe and dvdburn.exe

Regards
couocu

[Tsunami]

You can do exactly what you want with CMenuExtender.

[coucou]

Tsunami, on Jan 18 2005, 03:15 PM, said:

You can do exactly what you want with CMenuExtender.

TNX but i'm looking for doing that Unattended

[Vadikan]

MCT, on Jan 18 2005, 04:02 AM, said:

i think someone with programming skills should make us all a .dll so we dont have 10 different tasks when we right click a .iso or a folder
(over exagerated on 10, but ya get my idea)
something like like a "Iso Options" which cascades into more options

Yeah, good idea ;-) Otherwise the context menu will be huge.

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Oleg, look & see if those entries were created first

They should have, 'cause I tested them as well as the burn command before posting. It worked. Associating WinRAR with ISOs removes the BurnISO option. It also removes the Mount option for Daemon Tools, which I've been using thanks to your guide However, everything works fine, if ISOs associated with WinImage. I think it's more like WinRar file association problem.

What the hell is that?

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Had to remove all smiles, hehehe

[Oleg_II]

Unfortuntly it didn't work for me. I changed the association to WinImage, ran the reg-file (it appeared in regestry), then I reboot the computer - no new items in right click menu
Maybe it is because I already have a few items there like "View with mplayer", "Open with notepad".
Try it when reinstall the system at the weekend.
But a dll would be useful
Best regards,
Oleg 2

[MCT]

instead of rebooting, just type taskkill /f /im explorer.exe

[Nologic]

Okay made a very basic AutoIt script for CMenuExtender v1.2.1.2 to help make it useable in Unattended....would have done the whole thing up...but the way it selects folders are a pain in the butt for AutoIt currently.

Any ways create a SFX that contains the files of CMenuExtender...if you make it silent be sure to edit the script.

Now go down to the bottom of the script here you'll need to repeat an area thats commented ;\\\\\\.... between that area is every thing needed to add custom menu item's.

The parts with additional comments denote what they are...if its some thing you do not need simply comment it out with a semi colon at that begining of the line. If its some thing you do need then uncomment it if its commented.

The last single quote pair's '...' should be where text is entered...please be sure to keep the single quotes tho the ... periods can go.

Any ways if some one comes up with a nice package please repost.

[Tsunami]

coucou, on Jan 18 2005, 05:07 PM, said:

Tsunami, on Jan 18 2005, 03:15 PM, said:

You can do exactly what you want with CMenuExtender.

TNX but i'm looking for doing that Unattended

Well, you can do that too. First use the provided program to create your menu, and then export the following key:

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Revenger inc.\CMenuExtender\Contents]

After that just put cmext.dll in $OEM$\$$\system32 and register it with:

REGSVR32 /S cmext.dll

And then you can import the registry settings from anywhere you like.

[coucou]

TNX Tsunami
coucou

[MCT]

i cant figure out how to pass the "%1" threw the program, so i can make a context menu entry for boot/data iso, any1 care 2 share on how 2 do it

[Oleg_II]

Need your help: I can't install cdimage.inf unattended. The file is in OEM folder with other cmd and reg files, there is a

"rundll32.exe setupapi.dll,InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 132 cdimage.inf"

in cmdlines.txt but it is not installed during the unattended. The inf is working if installed manually. I suspect the line in cmdlines.txt is not correct but I'm not familiar with inf-files (and computing is just my hobby in general). Could anyone help me with correcting the code?
Regards,
Oleg 2

[MCT]

"rundll32.exe setupapi.dll,InstallHinfSection DefaultInstall 132 %windir%\System32\cdimage.inf"

if your inf is copied to system32 directory
else , specify the path

[Oleg_II]

Thank you! Can't it be run from OEM folder on CD (from the same folder where cmdlines.txt is)?