Analyze .CAB Files with MSCEInf 2.1
No clue as to what registry keys and files are installed on the Windows Mobile CAB files? Here’s MSCEInf, a utility to find and analyze all the data contained in installation CAB files. We just got the upgrade to v2.1 notification from the author Benoit T.
MSCEINf update is only for those who want to use the program in Command Mode for making batch tasks.
Version 2.1 Highlights
- MSCEInf Version 2.1 adds ability to extract in command mode CAB files in a folder preserving subfolder names.
- Syntax is a bit rigid with a keyword extract (separated by a space) after CAB name. This keyword allows creation of INF file and files extraction (with correct names) while preserving subfolder names.
- A second parameter optional is folder name where to extract files. If omitted, folder name will be : “c:\ExtractDir”.
- Program creates the folder if it does not exist. For example write like here (do not forget to separate each parameters by a space and put path in double quotes) : msceinf “C:\Users\Benoit\Documents\a.cab” extract and files are extracted in folder “c:\ExtractDir”. Or give folder name where to extract : msceinf “C:\Users\Benoit\Documents\a.cab” extract “C:\Users\Benoit\Documents\My extracted files” and files are extracted in folder “C:\Users\Benoit\Documents\My extracted files”.
Link to the 6 localized versions HERE!










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