WorkSpace On-Demand 2.0 Feature for Windows ... - IBM Redbooks

Switch Description
/na This switch bypasses the program check and can use
the following values:
0: default
1: No Windows-based program check, but MS-DOS-based
program are blocked.
2: No MS-DOS-based program check, but Windows-based
programs are blocked.
3: No Windows-based or MS-DOS-based program check.
/nd This switch ignores the presence of a Migration.dll file and
is used to force Windows 98 to overwrite newer files.
NOTE: Files that use the ",,,32" flag in the .inf file still force
Windows 98 Setup to keep the newer files.
/nf Do not prompt to remove the floppy disk from the drive
(for bootable CD-ROMs), same as if there is a file named
BOOTCD in the cabinet folder. or if there is a
"BootCD=1" line in the Msbatch.inf file.
/nh This switch bypasses running the Hwinfo.exe program at
zero percent files and RunOnce.
/nx Do not check the version of setup that is running.
/ie This switch bypasses the Windows 98 Startup Disk Wizard
screens. If this switch is used, the
Windows\Command\EBD folder is not created.
/iv This switch bypasses displaying the Setup screens during
an upgrade within Windows.
Windows 98 and Windows 95
/? This switch provides a brief summary of the available setup
switches and the correct command-line syntax to use them.
/c This switch bypasses running SMARTDrive.
/d This switch bypasses using your existing Windows
configuration (such as your current Win.ini and System.ini
files).
/l Use this switch if you have a Logitech mouse and want
it enabled during setup.
/n This switch causes Setup to run without a mouse.
-s Use this switch to use an alternate Setup.inf file.
/t: This switch lets you specify where Setup copies its
temporary files. Note: Any existing files in this folder are
deleted.
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