I hate windows, I hate windows, IHateWindows!!!! Rebooted the machine. Now it works fine. Mext thing: I'm setting up 6 identical laptops. For each one, I'm installing from a win2k disk with SP1 integrated. On #1 I installed scripten. It runs wpkg without a problem, even though it still is IE5.0. #2 on gave me the "automation server can't create object " error even though I had scripten installed. The IEupgrade fix worked but right now I can't figure out what I did differently on #1. So now, I am creating a simple batch file to get ready for wpkg. Did I mention I hate windows? *** For what it's worth: My first install script now looks like this: rem Add current version of IE I:\Microsoft\InternetExplorer_sp1\ie6setup.exe rem Upgrade to service pack 4 I:\Microsoft\W2KSP4\update\update -u -n -z rem Add current version of scripten I:\WinAdmin\scripten /q *** ie6setup.exe can take a bunch of parameters in IEBatch.txt, documented on MS's website. The key item is no reboot. The SP4 upgrade has to be unpacked to a network share ( w2ksp4_en.exe /X , browse to wherever you want to unpack to. The actual command is %SP4%\i386\update\update.exe Running it with /? brings up a panel of options. In my case -u = unattended -n = don't archive old files -z = don't reboot. Scripten is at the end because I haven't found a way to tell it not to reboot. *** By the way, I hate windows. _______________________________________________ wpkg-users mailing list wpkg-users at lists.wpkg.org http://lists.wpkg.org/mailman/listinfo/wpkg-users |