[keytotime]

1. Download the Installer
2. Run the Installer and choose where to extract the files. I did it to C:\ATI
3. In the directory where the installer extracted the files there will be a folder called ACE
4. Run setup.exe /A to do a Admin install. It will ask you where to extract the files.
5. Where you did the network install there will be a file called ATI Catalyst Control Center.msi.
6. To install silently run ATI Catalyst Control Center.msi /qb /norestart
7. The folder is quite large (58 MB) so i suggest creating a 7-Zip Installer using the link in my signature. When you make a 7-zip installer the file size is 10mb verus 20mb originally.

Below is attached my config.msi. I renamed the .msi to ati.msi.

Attached File(s)

•  config.txt (109bytes)
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This post has been edited by keytotime: 17 August 2005 - 01:53 PM

[Dynaletik]

Hey, this works great for the CCC 6.1. I just edited the .msi with Installshield to customize it like I want it.
Now, what is the CLI runtime for, that starts with windows? When I quit it the CCC works fine but restarts it. Do I need it? Or can I delete it from Autostart, because CCC starts it when I run CCC? I hope someone knows about this.

[pkoppelaar]

When applying this method I get an error that ISScript.msi is not installed or something. Google says that this is because I did not run the install by starting setup.exe but directly using the .msi. Any solution for this?

Solution:

SET KEY=HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnceEx

REG ADD %KEY%11 /VE /D "ATI Catalyst Control Center" /f
REG ADD %KEY%11 /V 1 /D "%SystemDrive%\install\ATICCC\setup.exe /S /V\"/qb /norestart\"" /f

This post has been edited by pkoppelaar: 04 January 2007 - 10:11 AM

[jid]

Hey keytotime

I have my drivers and CCC on a cd that i got with my pc

could you explain please (if you can) how i would use my cd with your instrucations

thanks

jid