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Ok, with the help from all of you, I think I've got it working. I'm using DJPro's script: CMDOW @ /HID IF EXIST "%programfiles(x86)%" GOTO :X64 xcopy ".\password\*.*" "%programfiles%\foldername" /Y /i GOTO :END :X64 xcopy ".\password\*.*" "%programfiles(x86)%\foldername" /Y /i :END EXIT What I can't seem to figure out is how to execute an installer using this same method. I have a 32bit and 64bit installer for Winrar, and the below commands within WPI don't work: {JSCRIPT}=(if getBits()==32) "%wpipath%\Install\Compression\WinRarx32.exe" /s {JSCRIPT}=(if getBits()==64) "%wpipath%\Install\Compression\WinRarx64.exe" /s I would prefer to have a single check box for both, so I don't have two for each program I have in WPI. But since the JSCRIPT option doesnt seem to work, can I use the a cmd script to install? I've tried the following without success: CMDOW @ /HID IF EXIST "%programfiles(x86)%" GOTO :X64 ".\WinRarx32.exe" GOTO :END :X64 ".\WinRarx64.exe" :END EXIT

Not in the same window or on to all edtions at once, you will have to do each edition, one at time..But that sure would be something So, after running rt lite on each edition (that's going to take forever), should I use the Build Current Image, Re-Build All, or Optimize Boot and Wim? I just thought of something too. What if I were to take an untouched iso, one x64 and one x86, and change them using rt lite. Then export the install.wim of each edition that I want combined into one and then replace the install.wim in the x86 sources folder?

Yes, I copied it into the Config Wizard. The install log says it failed. I'm using a 32bit system. I don't understand why it's not working...

Thanks Grabben. So what you are saying is that I can load updates for both x86 and x64 - all in the same window? And then to finalize, do I need to Build Current Image, Re-Build All, or Optimize Boot and Wim? *edit I just tried to combine updates for both OS's, and it doesn't appear like it can be done. After adding in all the updates for x86, I then try to add the ones for x64. It gives me an error that says "This Package is already in queue". Apparently it is unable to add the same KB article numbers for the different OS architecture's. There are only two that do not have the same article number and those show in red (probably because I chose 7 Ultimate x86 when I started). Any thoughts?

Doesn't appear to matter if its true,false or just true. Also the code below doesn't work for me: {JSCRIPT}=(if getBits()==32) RunCmd('cmd /c copy /y "C:\WPI\ChangeLog.txt" "C:\"',true,false) It fails no matter how many different ways I try it. I just tried opening a cmd prompt and running the following and it copies the file just fine: copy /y "C:\WPI\ChangeLog.txt" "C:\"

I created an All-in-One iso that contains x86 as well as x64 of Home Premium through Ultimate. Basically 4 versions of each. Is it possible to use RT Seven Lite with this? I would like to use both x86 and x64 updates as well if I can. Has anybody attempted this?

Thanks, this make a bit more sense. Do I need to use both the true, false at the end? Or just the true?

Ok, I tried several things and I think we're pretty close. Using either of these work great: {JSCRIPT}=if (getArch()=="x86") RunCmd("notepad.exe",true) {JSCRIPT}=if (getArch()=="x64") alert("x64!") But this one does not: {JSCRIPT}=if (getArch()=="x86") {FILECOPY} "%wpipath%\Install\File.dll" "%userprofile%\Desktop\Test\" Mritter or anybody else have a solution?

Ok, I think I understand. But how do I use this based on a 32 or 64 bit architecture?

Can somebody point me in the right direction for using a command line argument to specify which config.js (either configx86.js or configx64.js) would be used based on whether I have a 64-bit or 32-bit OS installed. An example command line would be great!

I understand. I think I'll try option two and make two seperate config files as you suggested - seems to me that it would be a bit more convenient. Can you give me an example command line argument specifying which to use?

For example, I have a 32 bit program that I want WPI to install and then after installation to have a password.bin file copied into a folder in the corresponding program files directory. However, since I have both 32bit and 64bit programs in WPI, it will be a different location depending on which OS I am installing to. If I am using a 32bit os, then I want it like this: %ProgramFiles%\Foldername\password.bin If I am using a 64bit os, then I want it like this: %ProgramFiles(x86)%\Foldername\password.bin So what you are saying is that I have to set up two entries in WPI for each and every program I have in there? Like this: RoboForm 7 (x86) RoboForm 7 (x64) Office 2007 (x86) Office 2007 (x64) etc, etc...

I'm really confused. I have most of my programs set up in WPI for my 32bit computer, but when I tried to use it on a 64bit, I ran into a problem. The files that were supposed to be copied into the %ProgramFiles%, never copied because they are not set to go into %ProgramFiles(x86)%. Do I have to set up two entries for every program (one for x86 and one for x64), or is there a way for it to check and install to the correct directory. I thought maybe this is done by using the conditions, but if this is true could somebody give me an example or point me in the right direction? Because I have no idea how to use the conditions.

Emphasis mine: Sorry, guys that was my bad. I was testing it on a Virtual Box, so I sort of forgot that I was running it from a network drive. Anyway thanks for your help and the terrific program!

Ok, I did a little more testing and found out that it's only happening when I run WPI from a network drive. Is that supposed to happen?

Awesome! That's exactly what I need. Now how can I make it into a script, one to run before, and then one to run after WPI completes, to change it back to have the security again.

It doesn't seem to matter what program - almost all of them throw that warning. The warning says "The publisher could not be verified. Are you sure you want to run this software?" It is not being run from a network drive, but rather from my desktop. Isn't there a way to skip this warning? I'm going to deploy WPI upon the initial install of windows, but I want it to run without any user intervention (bypassing all prompts, etc).

I just started using WPI (awesome app by the way!), but I'm getting a security warning before installing each program. I'm using Windows 7, and the warning I get is "Open File - Security Warning". Once I click OK, the rest is silent. I don't want to disable this warning functionality permanently, just while WPI is installing. Maybe there is something I can add to the command line, like /s or something? Any help would be appreciated.

Ok, I understand. But what if I want winrar to run an installer, and then overwrite a file in the program file directory. For example, I want the sfx to run example.exe and then after installation to copy/overwrite example.dll to C:\Program Files\Example Program.

I just learned how to use Winrar to pack files as an SFX to create a silent installer. However, I would like the installer to move a file or two during installation. In other words I would like to have example.dll to be overwritten with example.dll from another folder. I couldn't figure out how to do this with Winrar. Do I need to use something different?

Wow, Ben. Terrific job on this release. So far, everything that I've tested appears to work perfectly! I have a few requests. 1.) Can you add "Sync Center" and "Crediential Manager" to the area that allows you to remove icons from the Control Panel. 2.) Would be great if you could add the ability to customize how links and menues look on the Start Menu.

When is the estimate for the release of 8.0? Is there a way I can try the beta?

Wow Ben, great work with this tool. Amazing how fast you update this incredible program. The first time I used it, I think I removed to many components because the installation failed. But since I figured out which ones "break" the installation, it seems much better. I have two requests. 1.) Would it be possible to "save current settings" using whatever name I choose? I tried to rename the .inf file in the root directory, but it gave me an error when I tried to load it. 2.) Is there a way to add an $OEM$ directory or how can I get a folder to show up on my destop with some files after installation? Anyway, we're all anxiously awaiting the next release!

Thanks MrJinje. That's most helpful. Is there a guide to using winrar to create silent installations?

I would like to know what is recommended to be the best for beginners. Winrar SFX? Autoit? Etc.