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Easy Media Creator Suite 9.0 Multilanguage 2 cds serial Crack All VersionsRoxio. I figured since this is a program I got with the computer, it should be pretty easy, find the CD it comes with and get the serial, product key, registration code, etc. Anything like that. Download Free Software Patch Firmware Ps3 By Kmeaw Custom. The short answer, and the appropriate summation of this thread is, Roxio Easy Media Creator 9 DE does not work.

I'm currently trying to create a Ghost AI (auto installer) for Roxio 9 DE so that it can be distributed throughout our enterprise, but there seems is an issue with disabling the registration dialog from popping up for all users. I've tried to register the software and then create the installation packge, but Ghost's AI creator doesnt seem to be capturing the correct data. I then downloaded Orca and tried to slog through the MSI, but unfortunately the main installation file is setup.exe and not an MSI (so I cannot edit it). There is an 'Activation folder' I was poking around and indeed found an 'activate.msi'.

I unfortunately dont know exactly what I'm looking for, or if Ocra is even the way to go here. I'm hoping I'm providing enough information here to get started here. I've tried checking out the resources posted here but they seem to pertain to earlier versions of the software. Anyone have any idea where to go from here? Is there a registry entry for all users to disable this register dialog from popping up permentantly? To be clear: Goal: Create an installation package for Roxio 9 DE to be distributed throughout our environment.

Issue: Registration dialog/window keeps popping up for all users on computer and I cannot disable it. Ok as far as I remember with Roxio packages, they do contain a Setup.exe as well as folders like RCPAudio, RCPData, MYDVD, Activation etc.

Now you don't have to rely on the Setup.exe. Within each of these folders, Let say Audio, there is an MSI and language MST. Choose the language MST u want, let say English (1033.mst). This is where you can edit the MST to disable the registration etc. This way you can also choose the features that you don't want. Let say you want to leave out the MYDVD component. I think the 1st step you should do is find out the sequence that the Setup.exe installs and uninstalls.

This you can run it and then check the Event Viewer and see which gets installed first and second and etc. After that you do the same by using a batch file with the msiexec instead. In the batch you may suppress all reboots and have one reboot at the end of the install. If I still remember, the MSI which holds the registry for the registration is in the folder RCP_Core. If you can't figure out, after installing, launch the app, use ProcMon to tell you which registry is modified.

IT could be HKCU Software Roxio Registration. Or it could be HKLM SW Roxio Registration RoxioCentral36 (RunRegApp) and try setting it to 0 or 1 and see whats what. You have test it out as I packaged it long time back.

From the original setup, the only thing you may delete is the Setup.exe, other files related to it like autorun etc and also the unused language transforms. Don't delete anything else.

There many versions of Roxio and some comes with OEM's but basically all comes back using the same install method. Rest assured that the Setup.exe does nothing else than installing the MSI sequentially.Hope this helps. ORIGINAL: VBScab I would ignore the advice in the above and in the 'Package KB' articles, suggesting that you edit the supplied transforms. Create your own and just add it to the list specified via the command line in the TRANSFORMS property entry. Multiple transforms are specified in a semi-colon delimited list, e.g. TRANSFORMS='MyTransform.MST;YourTransform.MST;SomeoneElsesTransform.MST' Thanks so much for your time and informative responses guys.

VBScab, 90% of what you suggest I do is new to me--but, I'm up for the challange! I downloaded Orca and used it for the first time last week so I'm still learning this application. But I understand that I need to learn how to edit and create my own Transforms. This is done with Orca I assume? How do I know what the command line/database entry information is for this registry stuff that pops up?

To me, this seems like a fairly simple thing to surpress in theory--and it actually sounds like it could be once I learn and understand what transforms are--but I know better, especially considering I'm a beginner here. I apologize in advanced for my ignorance. One *can* work with Orca (actually, I prefer InstEdit ) but it's really for those who know what they're doing (no offence!) or for very quick and dirty edits. Beginners are best advised to use a full-blown authoring tool. The fly in that particular ointment, however, is that they're quite expensive. The two principal players are Symantec/Altiris/Wise (Wise Package Studio and family) and Acresso (InstallShield AdminStudio and family). There are others but you'll find most readily-available information and help relates to these two.