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Taskmanager (Right click on the taskbar is quicker) Regedit (I never once used it from the CPL) Expired Cookies Cleaner (Just a plan old semi-useless app, Use CCleaner) I was just trimming the fat since Vista has sooo many CPL's in the first place.

HHAHAHAHAAH OMG!

Updated and put it on a diet...

Awwwwwwww shucks... Thanks newsposter.

Updated!

Could and would except alot of the apps in the original don't work in Vista Will update soon.

OK I'm not rick but I can give you some help Did you use nlite for the whole proccess? You should, as far as I know set ricks MCE package as last on the list of integrations.

Search your registry for that name or the companies name. I believe that the app you want keeps the reg info in the registry... Then can the reg file after the installation of the app. Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\VSO\ConvertXToDVD\3.0] "LicenseKey"="Serial-will-be-here" This is the key you want to use...

Yes it does. O_o

Windows Post-Install Wizard (WPI for short) is a hypertext application designed for giving users choice. While Windows XP offers many ways of customizing the setup process out of the box, its major drawback is the lack of being able to select which applications an end user may install. In the past, end users and administrators needed to either download the files manually, or create overly complex scripts that could only be used once. WPI allows you to create one image, which can then be custom configured, and optionally, automated, so that end users can install any applications. WPI is a simple to use automation program for the choice and installation of multiple programs, tweaks and scripts. No longer will you need a dozen CD's or more when doing a fresh Installation. No longer will you need multiple files when you are servicing another PC. With Windows Post-Install Wizard all that you will need is 1 or 2 CD\DVD's to fully install your PC with all of your apps, scripts, registry files or tweaks. Instead of having to re-download those apps like adobe reader, flash or updates to programs you can have them all on one disk. With WPI you can have all of them all on one disk and then have a nice interface for selecting which apps to install and after configured properly WPI will install all of them without any needed input from you. WPI also and is commonly used added to your windows installation disks. This way you can automate the complete process of Windows and program installations. With your typical setup of WPI you have your OS and all of the apps, tweaks and such on one disk. After windows installs, WPI kicks in and you are given a selection of everything you have configured WPI with, then you can select the ones you want or simply let the timer run out and your default apps will install. Highlights of the newest version! v7.5.0 Updates - Released April 30th, 2009 ======================================================================== * Fixed bug that when starting with no config file, the first entry would cause an error in the grid. * Finally got the xGrid and xWindows to work together to show the alternating colors for each line. * Fixed bug when add new Config entry it always asked if want to update all UIDs even though it is brand new. * Added function isUserName() Usage: isUserName("Joe User") Returns: true or false * Added function isComputerName() Usage: isComputerName("Accounting") Returns: true or false * Added function isUserDomain() Usage: isUserDomain("Workgroup") Returns: true or false Note: If not on a real network, domain will be the same as computer name. * Added function isLogOnServer() Usage: isLogOnServer("\\Server1") Returns: true or false Notes and Extras Suggested disk folder layout: With the above folder layout all your config entries should read like: ["%wpipath%\Install\Blah.exe" /switch] Here is a small tutorial on how to add an app to WPI! Ok this is a sample (Very simple) configuration for CCleaner (A.K.A Crap Cleaner) This assumes you have all of the WPI files either in the WPI folder at the root of your Windows cd or all of the WPI folders (Common, Graphics, WPIScripts, Tools, Install and Themes) and the file WPI.hta at the root of your cd. Remember this is just the most basic and required entries for a program! 1. Download the app and place it in the WPI\Install Folder. (CCleaner.exe in this example) 2. Run WPI.hta and click on the

yes it is. For MOST apps. Which one are you trying?

Well now thats very PURPLE, aint it? I like it though

fine for me 2...

Honestly it is a good idea but I don't have the time. (Or get paid enough) It may sound easy todo but adding in all of the comments and making it so people could easily switch between the choices would be a pain in the butt. Plus ALOT of people have NO clue how to achieve modifying the inf anf then repacking it. CPLBonus pack has been updated.

"Sigh" ok, ok. Tonight then.

And did you INTEGRATE it into your XP\CD and add the other requirments? i.e. WMP11, IE7 and ALKY? You need to fully read all of the directions please.

GlacialTech!

I will NEVER use rapidshare! This is my own host. I took the damned things down after over a 6 months of innactivity! If you guys like the addons you need to post to keep them up. I won't waste server space on addons that seemingly no-one wants. Anyways re-upped...

Hey DennyMK? Can you please start adding sources to your main posts?

OK fixed it.

Updated.

Updated...

If it can run like the old Norton 2003 (It was good 6 years ago) then it MIGHT have a chance of saving Nortons ass.

I say good for them...

HAHAHHAHAH I see your warez links folder