;			Microsoft Windows 95* Answer File 
; Version 1.00
; Answer File Parameters
; ---------------------------------------------------------------------
; You must include the sections below in any answer file you create, even if the only information 
; in the section is the section name. Otherwise, the Setup program will wait for user input.
; For new installations, you must specify all the parameters in the
; answer file because the system doesn't have existing information
; for the Setup program to use.
; 
; The sections are arranged in the order the Setup program runs.

[BatchSetup]
Version=2.0 (32-bit)
SaveDate=10/10/96

[Setup]
ProductType=1
ProductID=335-6185957-
; 		This section controls the Windows95 setup. 
Express=1
;		This paramter specifies whether or not the 
;		user can give input during setup.  The default
;		value is 0. 
;		0 = setup will ask the user for input. 
;		1 = setup will not ask the user for input and 
;		    will use only the settings specified in this 
;		    answer file or built-in defaults.  
InstallDir="c:\windows"
;		The value of the parameter "InstallDir" is the directory 
;		where Windows95 is to be installed.  The default value 
;		is the current windows directory, if it is present on 
;		the computer. 
EBD=0
;		This parameter specifies if a startup disk is to be created
;		during setup.  
;		0 = Setup will not create a startup disk. 
;		1 = Setup will create a startup disk. This is 
;		    also the default.  
ChangeDir=0
OptionalComponents=1
Network=1
System=0
CCP=0
CleanBoot=0
Display=0
PenWinWarning=0
;		This parameter specifies if a warning is to be displayed 
;		if an unknown version of Pen Windows is installed. 
;		0 = Do not display warning. 
;		1 = Display warning. 
InstallType=1
;		This parameter specifies how to install Windows95. 
;		0 = Compact
;		1 = Typical
;		2 = Portable 
;		3 = Custom
		
DevicePath=0
;		This parameter specifies if Windows95 should check some 
;		path to find INF files, in addition to the 
;		Windows95 INF directory.  If the value is set to 
;		check a path, INF files can be added to a single 
;		location (the path).  Only specify a path if the 
;		installation source files are on a network directory. 
;		0 = Do not add a path for INFs. 
;		1 = Add the path for finding additional INF files. 		
TimeZone="GMT"
;		This parameter specifies the time zone. 
Uninstall=0
; 		This parameter specifies if a pre-existing version of 
;		Windows and MS-DOS should be compressed into a 
;		backup version to be used to automatically uninstall
;		Windows95.  
; 		0 = The user is not allowed to speciy uninstall 
;		    options and the compressed backup files are not 
;		    created.  
;		1 = Display the uninstall options for the user to 
;		    select. 
;		5 = The unistall options are not displayed and the 
;		    pre-existing version of Windows and MS-DOS are 
;		    compressed into a backup version to be used to 
;		    automatically uninstall Windows95. 
VRC=0
;		This parameter specifies if setup should overwrite 
;		existing files during setup, regardless of the 
;		dates of all files. 
;		0 = If a file on the computer that is to be overwritten 
;		    is more recent than its replacement, the user will
;		    be prompted to confirm the operation. 
;		1 = Files are overwritten regardless of the date. 
 
NoPrompt2Boot=1

[NameAndOrg]
;		This section specifies the name and organization to 
;		which this copy of Windows95 belongs. 
Name="User Name"
;		The value of this parameter is a string that is the name 
;		of the user of Windows95. 
Org="Organization Name"
;		The value of this parameter is a string that is the 
;		name of the organization to which this Windows95
;		belongs. 
Display=0
;		This parameter specifies if the dialog box with Name and 
;		Organization appears during setup. 
;		0 = The dialog box is not displayed. 
;		1 = The dialog box is displayed. 

[Network]
;		This section contains information about installing
;		network information during setup of Windows95.  	
ComputerName="ComputerName"
;		The value of this parameter is a string which specifies the 
;		computer's network name. 
;               This parameter is generated by the Configuration Manager
;               and will consist of the first three letters of the user
;               who logged in and the MAC address.
;
;               For example:  If user1 logged in with a MAC address of
;               0123456789AB, the computer name would be set to
;               use0123456789AB.
;
;               This name can be changed in the Control Panel after NT
;               has been installed.  Any value you enter above will be 
;               overwritten during installation.
Workgroup="Workgroup"
;		The value of this parameter is a string which specifes the 
;		workgroup name for the computer on which Windows95 is
;		being installed. 
Description="Description"
;		The value of this parameter is a string which is a description
;		for the computer.  The string is a maximum of 48 
;		characters with no commas. 
Display=0
;		This parameter specifies if the network configuration dialog
;		boxes are to appear in custom setup. 
;		0 = Do not display the network configuration dialog boxes. 
;		1 = Display the network configuration dialog boxes. 
Clients=VREDIR, NWREDIR
;		This parameter specifies which network clients are to be 
;		installed during setup.  The value for this parameter is a 
;		comma separated list of devices ids used in the INF files.
;		The first client in a comma separated list will be the
;		first to start.  
;		The default values used in this answer file are:
;		VREDIR  - Client for Microsoft Windows
;		NWREDIR - Microsoft Client* for NetWare*
 
Protocols=NETBEUI, NWLINK, NWNBLINK, MSTCP
;		This parameter specifies which network protocols are to 
;		be installed during setup.  The value for this parameter is 
;		a comma separated list of protocol device ids  used 
;		in the INF files.  
;		The default values used in this answer file are:
;		NETBEUI  - Microsoft NETBEUI
;		NWLINK   - IPX/SPX 
;		NWNBLINK - NetBIOS support for IPX/SPX
;		MSTCP    - Mircosoft TCP/IP  
;		Other values possible: 
;		DEC40    - DECnet 4.1 Ethernet* 
;		DEC40t   - DECnet 4.1 Token Ring* 
;		DEC50    - DECnet 5.0A Ethernet* 
;		DEC50t   - DECnet 5.0A Ethernet* 
;		NFSLINK  - Sun PC NFS* 
;		NDTOKBAN - Banyan VINES NDIS Token Ring*
;		NDISBAN  - Banyan VINES NDIS Ethernet*
;		MSDLC    - Microsoft DLC* 
;		IPXODI   - Novell IPXODI* 
		
IgnoreDetectedNetCards=0
;		This parameter specifies if setup uses detected information 
;		to configure network cards.  If detected information 
;		is not used, then the value of the parameter "netcards" (which
;		is not used in this default answer file) will
;		be used to configure network cards. 
;		0 = Use detected information to configure network cards. 
;		1 = Do not use detected information to configure 
;		    network cards. 
Security=SHARE
;		This parameter specifies what kind of security model is 
;		to be used and the type of pass-through agent for 
;		user level security.  The client must be installed with 
;		a security provider in order for this parameter to have the 
;		desired effect. 
;		SHARE    = share level security. 
;		NWSERVER = user level security by a NetWare server. 
;		DOMAIN   = user level security by a Windows NT domain.
;		MSSERVER = user level security by a Windows NT Workstation.
PrimaryLogon=VREDIR
DefaultProtocol=MSTCP
;		This parameter specifies the default protocol.  The value 
;		of this parameter can be a protocol with an associated 
;		network card OR just a protocol.  If a protocol is 
;		listed with a network card, then that protocol is 
;		bound to that network card.  The protocol must be 
;		a protocol device id that is listed in the "Protocol" parameter 
;		of the [Network] section of this answer file.  The network 
;		card must be a network card device id that is listed in 
;		the "Netcard" (which is not used in this default answer file) 
;		parameter of the [Network] section of this answer file.  
;		For example: 
;		DefaultProtocol = MSTCP 
;		specifies Microsoft TCP/IP* as the default protocol. 
;		For example: 
;		DefaultProtocol = MSTCP,<network card id> 
;		would cause an instance of MSTCP to be bound to that 
;		adapter. 
Services=VSERVER
;		This parameter specifies which network services are to 
;		be installed.  The value is a comma separated list
;		of device ids used in the INF files.  
;		The default values used in this answer file are:
;		VSERVER - File/Printer sharing for Microsoft Networks*
;		Other values possible: 
;		BKUPAGNT   -   Arcada Backup Exec* agent
;		CHEYAGNT   -   Cheyenne ARCserve* agent
;		JADM       -   HP Network Printer for Microsoft*
;		JANW	   -   HP Network Printer for NetWare*
;		NMAGENT    -   Microsoft Network Monitor Agent*
;		NWSERVER   -   File and Printer Shaing for NetWare Networks*
;		PSERVER    -   Microsoft Print Service for NetWare Networks*
;		REMOVEREG  -   Microsoft Remote Registry* service
;		SNMP	   -   Microsoft SNMP* agent
ValidateNetCardResources=1
;		This parameter specifies if a dialog box is to be displayed 
;		to have the user respond to resource conflicts.  
;		Resource conflicts include a partial configuration is 
;		found or there is an IRQ conflict involving the 
;		network card. 
;		0 = The dialog box is not displayed. 
;		1 = The dialog box is displayed. 

[NWLINK]
;		This section specifies settings for the IPX/SPX 
;		protocols.  These settings are valid only if 
;		"nwlink" is a value for the "Protocols" parameter in the 
;		[Network] section. 
NetBIOS=1
;		This parameter specifies if NetBIOS support for IPX/SPX 
;		should be installed during setup. 
;		0 = NetBIOS support for IPX/SPX is not installed. 
;		1 = NetBIOS support for IPX/SPX is installed. 
Frame_Type=4
;		This parameter specifies the default frame type for the 
;		IPX protocol. 
;		0 = 802.3
;		1 = 802.2
;		2 = Ethernet II
;		4 = Auto
;		5 = Token Ring
;		6 = Token Ring SNAP

[NWREDIR]
;		This section contains information to install the 
;		Client for NetWare. 
FirstNetDrive=F:
;		This parameter specifies the first network drive that a 
;		client for NetWare will attach.  The value for this 
;		parameter is a drive letter.  The colon is not required but 
;		may be present. The value of this parameter overrides the 
;		setting in the net.cfg file.		
ProcessLoginScript=1
;		This parameter specifies if login script processing is enabled
;		when the client for NetWare is active. 
;		0 = Login script processing is not enabled for the client. 
;		1 = Login script processing is enabled for the client. 

[VREDIR]
;		This section contains information for installing the 
;		Client for Microsoft Networks*. 
LogonDomain="Workgroup"
;		This parameter specifies which Windows NT domain is to be 
;		used for logon validation (see "ValidatedLogon" below). 
;		If the value of the parameter "ValidatedLogon" is 0, then 
;		the LogonDomain is optional.  If the value of the parameter 
;		"ValidatedLogon" is 1, then the parameter "LogonDomain" is 
;		required.  "LogonDomain" is required when "ValidatedLogon"
;		is 1 to ensure setup has access to the domain and 
;		that the user can log on when setup has finished. 
ValidatedLogon=0
;		This parameter specifies if a logon to Windows95 is to 
;		be validated in a Windows NT domain.  
;		0 = Do not validate the logon with a Windows NT domain. 
;		1 = Validate the logon with a Windows NT domain. 
;		    The parameter "LogonDomain" (above) must have a value. 

[MSTCP]
;		This section specifies information to install 
;		Microsoft TCP/IP*. 
DHCP=1
;		This parameter specifies if TCP/IP should be configured 
;		to use DHCP. 
;		0 = Do not use DHCP.
;		1 = Use DHCP. 
;IPAddress=128.128.128.128
;		This parameter sets the IP address if DHCP is disabled. 
;IPMask=255.255.255.0
;		This parameter sets the IP subnet mask if DHCP is disabled.
;DNS=1
;		This parameter specifies if DNS name resolution is to 
;		be used. 
;		0 = Do not use DNS name resolution. 
;		1 = Use DNS name resoluiton. 
;WINS=1
;		This parameter specifies if WINS for NetBIOS name 
; 		resolution is to be used. 
;		0 = Do not use WINS for NetBIOS name resolution. 
;		1 = Use WINS for NetBIOS name resolution.
;DNSServers=128.128.128.128
;		This parameter specifies a comma separated list of DNS 
;		servers to use.  The servers are tried in order. 
;Domain=DomainName
;		This parameter specifies the domain the computer is in. 
;Hostname=ComputerName
;		This parameter specifies the DNS hostname for the computer. 
;Gateways=128.128.128.128
;		This parameter specifies a comma separated list of IP gateways.
;		The IP gateways are tried in order. 
;PrimaryWINS=128.128.128.128
;		This parameter specifies the primary WINS name server. 
;SecondaryWINS=128.128.128.128
;		This parameter specifies the secondary WINS name server. 

[NWSERVER]
;		This section contains information for installing 
;		File and Printer Sharing for NetWare networks*. 
BrowseMaster=1
;		This parameter specifies if the computer has File and 
;		Printer Sharing for NetWare networks can be elected 
;		browse master.  
;		0 = The computer with File and 
;		    Printer Sharing for NetWare networks can not 
;		    be elected browse master. 
;		1 = The computer with File and 
;		    Printer Sharing for NetWare networks can 
;		    be a browse master. 
;		2 = The computer with File and 
;		    Printer Sharing for NetWare networks is 
;		    the preferred browse master. 
Use_SAP=0
;		This parameter specifies if the computer with File and 
;		Printer Sharing for NetWare networks will use 
;		Server Advertising Protocol browsing. If Server
;		Advertising Protocol is used, the computer with 
;		File and Printer Sharing for NetWare networks can 
;		be seen by a NetWare client but the computer will 
;		not appear in the Network Neighborhood. 
;		0 = Do not use Server Advertising Protocol browsing. 
;		1 = Use Server Advertising Protocol browsing. 

[VSERVER]
;		This section contains information for installing 
;		File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks. 
LMAnnounce=1
;		This parameter specifies that if the computer has Microsoft
;		File and Printer Sharing, the computer will 
;		announce itself to LAN Manager computers that are 
;		present on the network.  
;		0 = The computer will not announce itself to the 
;		    LAN Manager computers present on the network. 
;		1 = The computer will announce itself to the 
;		    LAN Manager computers present on the network. 
MaintainServerList=0
;		This parameter specifies the behavior of the computer in a browse
;		master electon if that if the computer has Microsoft 
;		File and Printer sharing.  
;		0 = The computer with Microsoft File and Printer sharing 
;		    can not be browse master. 
;		1 = The computer with Microsoft File and Printer sharing
;		    is the browse master. 
;		2 = The computer with Microsoft File and Printer sharing
;		    can be the browse master if required. 

[OptionalComponents]
;		This section contains the optional components that 
;		can be installed on Windows95.  The optional 
;		components dialog box that appears in Windows95 
;		during setup has the same parameters that are 
;		in this section.  The value for each parameter in this section
;		is 0 or 1. 
;		0 = Informs setup NOT to install this option.  
;		1 = Informs setup TO install this option. 
"Accessibility Options"=0
"Briefcase"=0
"Calculator"=1
"Character Map"=0
"Clipboard Viewer"=0
"Desktop Wallpaper"=0
"Document Templates"=1
"Games"=0
"Mouse Pointers"=0
"Net Watcher"=0
"Object Packager"=1
"Online User's Guide"=0
"Paint"=1
"Quick View"=0
"System Monitor"=0
"System Resource Meter"=0
"Windows 95 Tour"=0
"WordPad"=1
"Dial-Up Networking"=0
"Direct Cable Connection"=0
"HyperTerminal"=1
"Phone Dialer"=1
"Backup"=0
"Defrag"=1
"Disk compression tools"=1
"Microsoft Exchange"=0
"Microsoft Mail Services"=0
"Microsoft Fax Services"=0
"Microsoft Fax Viewer"=0
"Audio Compression"=1
"CD Player"=1
"Jungle Sound Scheme"=0
"Media Player"=1
"Musica Sound Scheme"=0
"Robotz Sound Scheme"=0
"Sample Sounds"=0
"Sound Recorder"=1
"Utopia Sound Scheme"=0
"Video Compression"=1
"Volume Control"=1
"Additional Screen Savers"=0
"Flying Windows"=1
"The Microsoft Network"=0

[Printers]
;		This section is used to install one or more printers.  
;		If this section is left blank, the user is not 
;		asked to select a printer the first time that 
;		Windows95 is run. 
;		To install a printer, follow the following format: 
;		<printer name> = <driver model>,<port> 
;		<printer name> = a string in quotes that does not 
;				 contain \ , ; = 
;		<driver model> = a string in quotes that is the 
;				 driver name under Windows95. 
;		<port>	       = the port the printer is connected 
;				 to the computer or the unc path
;				 to a network printer. 
:		Example : A printer to be called "myprinter" whose 
;			  driver model is "myprinter driver" and 
;			  is connected to LPT1. 
;
;		"myprinter" = "myprinter driver",LPT1
;		*  OTHER PRODUCT AND CORPORATE NAMES MAY BE TRADEMARKS
;		   OF OTHER COMPANIES AND ARE USED ONLY FOR EXPLANATION
;		   AND TO THE OWNERS' BENEFIT, WITHOUT INTENT TO INFRINGE. 

[Install]
DelReg=Delete.inbox.icon
CopyFiles=Inf.Copy

[Inf.Copy]
net82557.inf

[DestinationDirs]
Inf.Copy=17

[load_inf]
net82557.inf

[Delete.inbox.icon]
HKLM,SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\explorer\Desktop\NameSpace\{00020D75-000-C000-000000000046},,,,,,
HKLM,SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\explorer\Desktop\NameSpace\{00020D76-000-C000-000000000046},,,,,,
