What innosetup edition you are using?

just checked, it doesnt work on unicode inno setup v5.5.1.ee2 (u) (build 121002)

im using 5.5.1.ee2 (a) (build 121002) for compiling its works fine

Yeah i've seen this statement on that russian board, one of the users said v1.0 works with unicode while 1.11 is for ansi, is it possible to make a convert?

I ask how can use the CIU. I tried using the CIU but faulty image with black borders and outside. You can not help me overcome

gimme the script, i know what the problem is, i can make it work under unicode. If possible.

http://fileforums.com/showpost.php?p...&postcount=463
check the link dude

The system page, fixed a bug for unicode but decided for ansi and unicode inno setup to be supported :D

So your choice.

Original Poster:
y_thelastknight

It's working razor, you're the best. :)
This script is way better just for one reason. no external dll files.

Do you know how to specify CPU cores? like dual or quad etc ...

yep i do know how to do that. Will update example later on :D

There is also the Windows architectural, i means x86 and x86, although my system is x64 but it just saying Windows 8 Pro

System Requirement Page

Changes

-Unicode Support added/fixed
-Fixed Ansi and Unicode English Language
-Fixed Processor and Windows Setting Settings
-It was quite easily done :D

hmm, it works man, probably the default browser is not set or the is something wrong with your browser(s).

I tested it on Windows 8 Pro with Media Center (x64). my default browser was Internet Explorer 10.

It works perfectly Razor, thank you. :)
I'm thinking about the VGA generation, sometimes it's not enough to have a 512 MB VGA, developers specify a specific generation to support DX11 for example, do you have any idea how can you improve the VGA part or it's impossible since there is lots of models?
Maybe you can simplify it by just typing the generation number of the VGA for both NVIDIA and AMD. :D

There is also a problem regarding CPU cores, the scripts detecting that i have 8 processors, this is true but what matters is the real cores which they are 4 in my case and inputing 8 still gives me green because the script is calculating the logical processors not the actual cores, this must be fixed i guess :)

it counts the number of cpu threads, surely your processor has hyper-threading capability.

Here is what i have.