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January 27th 18, 02:53 AM
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Answer file generator.
FYI
I went looking for a way to speed up windows upgrades that keep stopping waiting for user input and found this... http://windowsafg.no-ip.org/ It creates a file that answers the questions for you so you can take a nap and come back when it's done. ON the site are other interesting tools to help you configure your system with a few clicks. I haven't actually tried any of them. Need to do a full system backup first. 
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January 27th 18, 05:08 AM
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Answer file generator.
mike wrote:
FYI I went looking for a way to speed up windows upgrades that keep stopping waiting for user input and found this... http://windowsafg.no-ip.org/ It creates a file that answers the questions for you so you can take a nap and come back when it's done. ON the site are other interesting tools to help you configure your system with a few clicks. I haven't actually tried any of them. Need to do a full system backup first. How do these tools apply to installing *updates*? They are answer files to known queries that are encoded in the /installer/. These answer files are for when you install Windows, not for when you update it.
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January 27th 18, 09:37 AM
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Answer file generator.
On 1/26/2018 9:08 PM, VanguardLH wrote:
mike wrote: FYI I went looking for a way to speed up windows upgrades that keep stopping waiting for user input and found this... http://windowsafg.no-ip.org/ It creates a file that answers the questions for you so you can take a nap and come back when it's done. ON the site are other interesting tools to help you configure your system with a few clicks. I haven't actually tried any of them. Need to do a full system backup first. How do these tools apply to installing *updates*? They are answer files to known queries that are encoded in the /installer/. These answer files are for when you install Windows, not for when you update it. It's possible that that is why I used the word "upgrades". I upgraded by running setup from the DVD. Next time, I'm gonna try the answer file. YMMV
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