Some One wrote: > I recently installed Unattended and started playing with it. Over the > past couple of days I've started to attempt to automate installs for > any software I use. I seem to be having a weird issue with automating > the install for WinDVD7. It doesn't seem to install unless I supply > the /f2 option for a log file to the installer. The installer runs > for a long period of time like it's actually installing but doesn't > actually install without the /f2 option. Anyone experienced this > before? While such a thing isn't exactly a big deal it is kind of > annoying seeing as how there isn't a real purpose to creating the log > file since it doesn't seem to contain any real info. Here's the line > for my install. > > todo.pl "start /wait %Z%\packages\windvd7\windvd7.exe /s /a /s /sms > /f1%Z%\packages\windvd7\windvd7.iss /f2c:\NETINST\LOGS\windvd.txt" I'm not too sure about WinDVD, but some PackageForTheWeb packages like Adobe Reader leave MSI's in the Program Files directory. Try installing it manually on a machine and see if it does the same. I know with Adobe Reader that speeds up the install process significantly (no more waiting a half hour for PFTW to finish).
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