Windows OEMBuilder
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Windows OEMBuilder
by tecknomage » Fri Jun 01, 2007 4:25 pm
On the page...
http://oem.microsoft.com/script/content ... eID=556193
...under Q. How to add additional applications... is a screenshot of the Add an Application dialog.
Can anyone show me a list of the Command line arguments & definitions that can be used? Not just the /q/n/z shown.
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by Grav!ty » Fri Jun 01, 2007 4:59 pm
I can't access that page to see what it says. For specific program application switches, I find the best source of info to be msfn.org who are dedicated to "unattended/network/silent" installs. Hope that helps
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by tecknomage » Mon Jun 04, 2007 2:10 pm
I did try the MSFN.org site 6/1/07 but have not gotten an answer, and a search does not help.
The posts I can find deal with issues around unattended installs, but all do not explain the command line options for adding applications.
Still need a list. Preferably a full list, or at least an explanation of the /q/n/z options in the screenshot.
The posts I can find deal with issues around unattended installs, but all do not explain the command line options for adding applications.
Still need a list. Preferably a full list, or at least an explanation of the /q/n/z options in the screenshot.
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by Grav!ty » Mon Jun 04, 2007 3:19 pm
Give the Microsoft Technet Forums a try I think tecknomage. Perhaps the Windows Vista IT Pro>Windows Vista Deployment and Imaging sub-forum is the appropriate one to pose your questions.
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