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Chris Guimbellot
Hello,
I am using an unattend.txt file to install Win2K from a network share. All
things work okay until after the install when the GUIRunOnce command runs
and begins to install the final applications, etc. The unattend.txt file has
the following GUIRunOnce commands:
[GuiRunOnce]
Command0="\\HI-SERVER\win2000\i386\runonce.bat"
Command1="\\HI-SERVER\win2000\i386\winnt32 /cmdcons /unattend"
The runonce.bat file follows:
@echo off
\\HI-SERVER\MpClients\Win2K\netsetupWin2K.exe -c client -a upgrade -i
\\HI-SERVER\MpClients\Win2K\netsrdr.inf -q
\\HI-SERVER\ClientApps5\Acrobat5\SETUP.EXE -S
net time /setsntp:HI-SERVER
\\HI-SERVER\FaxClients\setup.exe /wait
/V"PRINTER_NAME=\\HI-SERVER\SharedFax APPLAUNCHER=TRUE ALLUSERS=1
REBOOT=ReallySupress /qb
\\HI-SERVER\mspclnt\setup /wait /v"reboot=reallysuppress /qb"
\\Hi-server\ClientApps5\IE6Test\ie6setup.exe /Q:A
All applications (Shared Fax, Acrobat Reader, Firewall Client, net time,
cmdcons) install correctly, but then when Internet Explorer installs, after
a few minutes, I receive the following message:
Program Error
explorer.exe has generated errors and will be closed by windows. You
will need to restart the program.
An error log has been created.
Basically, after I click OK out of this message, the screen goes blank
(except for the blue background). When I CTRL + ALT + DEL out and restart
the system, everything goes well and Internet Explorer finishes configuring
the final settings as normal. If I were to pull out the last line in the
runonce.bat file (the one that installs IE), then everything goes fine.
When I go to the error log, I get the following message:
The application, explorer.exe, generated an application error The error
occurred on 07/01/2003 @ 09:58:11.086 The exception generated was c0000005
at address 711885CA (Ordinal134)
This message doesn't seem to tell me anything. I think it may have something
to do with the various switches between the programs listed in the
GUIRunOnce section and the runonce.bat file, but not sure.
Any ideas would be most appreciated. Thanks,
Chris
I am using an unattend.txt file to install Win2K from a network share. All
things work okay until after the install when the GUIRunOnce command runs
and begins to install the final applications, etc. The unattend.txt file has
the following GUIRunOnce commands:
[GuiRunOnce]
Command0="\\HI-SERVER\win2000\i386\runonce.bat"
Command1="\\HI-SERVER\win2000\i386\winnt32 /cmdcons /unattend"
The runonce.bat file follows:
@echo off
\\HI-SERVER\MpClients\Win2K\netsetupWin2K.exe -c client -a upgrade -i
\\HI-SERVER\MpClients\Win2K\netsrdr.inf -q
\\HI-SERVER\ClientApps5\Acrobat5\SETUP.EXE -S
net time /setsntp:HI-SERVER
\\HI-SERVER\FaxClients\setup.exe /wait
/V"PRINTER_NAME=\\HI-SERVER\SharedFax APPLAUNCHER=TRUE ALLUSERS=1
REBOOT=ReallySupress /qb
\\HI-SERVER\mspclnt\setup /wait /v"reboot=reallysuppress /qb"
\\Hi-server\ClientApps5\IE6Test\ie6setup.exe /Q:A
All applications (Shared Fax, Acrobat Reader, Firewall Client, net time,
cmdcons) install correctly, but then when Internet Explorer installs, after
a few minutes, I receive the following message:
Program Error
explorer.exe has generated errors and will be closed by windows. You
will need to restart the program.
An error log has been created.
Basically, after I click OK out of this message, the screen goes blank
(except for the blue background). When I CTRL + ALT + DEL out and restart
the system, everything goes well and Internet Explorer finishes configuring
the final settings as normal. If I were to pull out the last line in the
runonce.bat file (the one that installs IE), then everything goes fine.
When I go to the error log, I get the following message:
The application, explorer.exe, generated an application error The error
occurred on 07/01/2003 @ 09:58:11.086 The exception generated was c0000005
at address 711885CA (Ordinal134)
This message doesn't seem to tell me anything. I think it may have something
to do with the various switches between the programs listed in the
GUIRunOnce section and the runonce.bat file, but not sure.
Any ideas would be most appreciated. Thanks,
Chris