[Romeo26222]

Hello everybody
i read all the tutorials and downloaded the PDF file and all the tools but iam still confused between these tools..all what i need is a program which enables install of my programs while windows is being installed..i need an advice what program will be easy to use??
thanx in advance

[Glowy]

Try XPlode or use the RunOnceEx

[Romeo26222]

Glowy, on Mar 23 2005, 12:59 PM, said:

Try XPlode or use the RunOnceEx
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thanx for your reply...i have installed xplode but i can't run it!!!

runonce seems easy for me but will it make a silent installer??i mean after installing windows everything will be installed in the first login or it will install the progs after the ist login??

thanx

[Mike_Wilson]

If im correct RunOnceEx puts the paths into the registry to run when the pc is restarted when finished, so when the pc loads it will get to the welcome screen and run the reg which will install your apps.

[durex]

Romeo26222, on Mar 23 2005, 07:07 AM, said:

runonce seems easy for me but will it make a silent installer??i mean after installing windows everything will be installed in the first login or it will install the progs after the ist login??
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RunOnceEx starts up upon your second reboot and after the 1st login, which is why you need to setup your user acct to automatically logon if you want your install to be truley unattended. All of this is outlined in the unattended guide

[Romeo26222]

Ok now after using runonceex and creating the script file what will i do with this file after that??

and my second question..i have an unattended winxp from one of my friends..this cd doesn't have any $OEM$ folder!!is this possible??

[durex]

Romeo26222, on Mar 23 2005, 12:32 PM, said:

Ok now after using runonceex and creating the script file what will i do with this file after that??

and my second question..i have an unattended winxp from one of my friends..this cd doesn't have any $OEM$ folder!!is this possible??
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For your 1st question, I have no idea what youre asking... what script file?

2nd ?- yes, it is possible, using the $OEM$ folder simpy allows particular files to be automatically copied over early on of your install.

[Romeo26222]

durex, on Mar 24 2005, 05:34 PM, said:

Romeo26222, on Mar 23 2005, 12:32 PM, said:

Ok now after using runonceex and creating the script file what will i do with this file after that??

and my second question..i have an unattended winxp from one of my friends..this cd doesn't have any $OEM$ folder!!is this possible??
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For your 1st question, I have no idea what youre asking... what script file?

2nd ?- yes, it is possible, using the $OEM$ folder simpy allows particular files to be automatically copied over early on of your install.
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thanx for reply
i mean after selecting what i want to install in runonce it saves a file...what should i do with that file?

[EliasXP]

Use WPI , thats simple