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open up like the cmdlines.txt file in the <CDROOT>\$OEM$\ folder

and add

the line like %source%\wpi\wpi.hta

try that ... see if thats works

What happens in the case the user cancels the initial screen displayed, makes some changes to the letters assigned to the cdrom or when the installation was done from a different cd & you simply want to install applications after such changes?

Better option wopuld be to create an autorun file on the cd that will copy a small & selferasing batch file which will seek out the cdrom letter & run your %cdrom%\wpi\wpi.hta. This would work on absolutely any pc you come across. Even the one you have just installed the OS on. Neither is there any need to copy your wpi files to the hdd.

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well depends on if your doing a normal workstation or a game box

you may have the OS setup with the just needed stuff for both needs

and use the WPI to install the other stuff you need for the normal workstation

its better than having it preset to install 30 appz after its windows boots up for the first that that you dont want in the gaming OS

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