MCSA/MCSE Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-270): Installing ...

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Lesson 1 Creating Unattended Installations by Using Windows Setup Manager
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name is recorded in the Registry, so programs and program installations can
easily access the Windows XP Professional system files and folders.
❑ This Folder. If you select this option, you must specify a path and folder name.
27. Make your selection, and then click Next.
The Windows Setup Manager Wizard displays the Install Printers page, shown in
Figure 3-6, which allows you to specify a network printer to be installed the first
time a user logs on after Setup.
Figure 3-6 Specify printers to be installed during setup.
28. Add any printers that you want to configure during installation, and then click
Next.
The Windows Setup Manager Wizard displays the Run Once page. This page
allows you to configure Windows to run one or more commands the first time a
user logs on.
29. To add a command, type the command in the Command To Run text box, and
then click Add. Click Next when you are finished adding commands.
The Windows Setup Manager Wizard displays the Additional Commands page.
This page allows you to specify additional commands to be run at the end of the
unattended setup before any user logs on to the computer.
30. To add a command, type the command in the Command To Run text box, and
then click Add. Click Finish when you are finished adding commands.
The Windows Setup Manager Wizard displays a dialog box indicating that
the Windows Setup Manager has successfully created an answer file. It also
prompts you for a location and a name for the script. The default is a file named
unattend.txt in the folder from which you launched Windows Setup Manager.
Note If multiple computer names were specified, the wizard also creates a .udb file.