When to use unattend.txt
w^rl0rd
Member Posts: 329
Okay, I know that you use winnt.sif when doing unattended installs w/ the CD-ROM and that sysprep.inf is used to answer the mini-setup questions in Sysprep, but when is unattend.txt used?
Is it only used when installing WinXP over the network?
Ex:
winnt32 /u: \\server\folder\unattend.txt
Is it only used when installing WinXP over the network?
Ex:
winnt32 /u: \\server\folder\unattend.txt
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w^rl0rd
Member Posts: 329
Come on, somebody has to know this. I know
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zenboy
Member Posts: 196
when you don't want to be there!..hehe. sorry I couldn't answer your question.I'm currently studying for the XP myself.
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wirerat
Member Posts: 251
You use the unattend.txt for a network distribution share installs. The file can actually be named anything you want, unattend.txt is just the default.