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I can see no reason why this needs 'unattended wizardary' or indeed what relevance it has to unattended OS installations. I'm moving it to a more appropriate location for the Software it refers to.

Which monitor is it for? and what exactly does the software do? I have just installed Win7 on a new system with a Samsung SyncMaster P2450H. The monitor was recognised at install as a Generic monitor however when visiting Microsoft Update I was offered an optional one for my monitor which now shows as its correct name. I cannot think of any reason why I'd need to install specific software for the monitor, therefore I haven't and have suffered no ill effects as a result. The software which came on the supplied CD-ROM with the User's Guide and (non-used) Monitor Driver was MagicTune 1.0.122 and MultiScreen 3.0.0. I have no idea what either of them will give me that I cannot get now or possibly through something I already have, but neither of them are requirements.

You could write the file using the most common rules for an initialization file. This may mean that quoting values, not using trailing or leading whitespace and not having any blank lines would be the best 'rule of thumb'. In my experience however the file is read by taking each side of the delimiter as name and value after dropping their individual leading and trailing whitespace.

Fair enough, Topic Closed!

@ mraeryceos, before this Topic starts to go the way I'm expecting it to already, please read below. If you have good reason why you don't want specific updates, hotfixes, service releases etc. please make your case for that decision. Do not however, state your decision and then provide multi quote responses to whatever you're not in full agreement with, giving unquantified half-answers and pointless jibes at respondees.

Wow. Behind closed doors eh? I thought others would like to be aware of it in case they were having (non-obvious) troubles. Yes, if you find a what you believe is an error in the distributers work then I'd suggest that giving them the opportunity to investigate your find is the appropriate course of action. The distributer can then make and changes and announcements as appropriate. I thought about that, but thought that since it was about HfSlip in general, this was as good a place as any. This entire forum area is about HFSLIP in general, this specific Topic however has nothing at all to do with the message you posted and therefore not a good place. It matches the version I mentioned. What do you mean? No you mentioned Mim0's version, the original version pertinent to this Forum is not the same. Ah, yes you have, but maybe misunderstood is a better characterization. I am perfectly correct, I have the original file and its original archive both of which match in the line numbers I've quoted. I understood perfectly; if you read back you'll note that it was Mim0, who said that the line quoted was that of the original version which was incorrect. Please do however show me what it was which I misunderstood or stated in error. Ah, yes, there is, beta_J_v3. A revision of beta_J_v3? The file you are talking about, after investigating, appears not to be hosted in these Forums but as I stated is Mim0's own project. Your query therefore not only doesn't belong in this Topic, it belongs either on the site hosting the file you're querying or directly to the person responsible for that file. New Topic Created

Try turning echoing off! Make this your first line and run the script again. @Echo off Then when you've finished kicking yourself at reading the wrong lines in the console output try changing the code slightly: @ECHO OFF SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION FOR /F "TOKENS=*" %%# IN (WWN.TXT) DO ( SET WWN=%%# ECHO=WWN IS !WWN! FOR /F "TOKENS=1-2DELIMS=:" %%* IN (DIRPORT.TXT) DO ( SET DIR=%%* SET PORT=%%+ ECHO=DIR IS !DIR! PORT IS !PORT! >>WWNDirport.txt ECHO=- symmask -sid -wwn %%# -dir %%* -p %%+ -noprompt ) >>WWNDirport.txt ECHO=WWN Processed IS !WWN! )

What happens if you change it slightly like this? SETLOCAL EnableDelayedExpansion for /f "tokens=*" %%a in ('type WWN.txt') do ( Set WWN=%%a Echo WWN is !WWN! for /f "tokens=1-2 delims=:" %%i in ('type DirPort.txt') do ( Set Dir=%%i Set Port=%%j Echo Dir is !Dir! Port is !Port! echo - symmask -sid -wwn %%a -dir %%i -p %%j -noprompt >>WWNDirport.txt ) Echo WWN Processed is !WWN! >>WWNDIRPORT.txt )

Not so fast, wise owl... It's the origin line of the origin Beta-J-Script.@jinjou I guess you're right, that this is an error. There's just one ECHO to WORK\WORK\HHIVADD.TXT and about 42 ECHOs to WORK\HHIVADD.TXT. But what to do now? I've never noticed bad side-effect's with the current script (only the magic think with the - known-problem-here - locked login-screen). On the other hand, it really seems to be a typo. I think I add this fix and create a v4. Or any other idea? In the original beta_j script line number 2749 is blank! therefore the use of your name and a line number which does not match that of the posted original was sufficient for my response. In the original script, line number 2744 says IF "%SP%"=="1" IF NOT "%SUBTAG%"=="is" IF NOT "%SUBTAG%"=="ib" ECHO>>WORK\WORK\HHIVADD.TXT HKLM,"SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\EventLog\System\Clussvc","EventMessageFile",0x20008,";%%SYSTEMROOT%%\system32\ws03res.dll;%%SYSTEMROOT%%\system32\w03a2409.dll"That line does appear to contain the error mentioned. What do you mean, create a 'version four', is there or is there not another version of this script distributed by you, if so you'll of course forgive yourself for your 'not so fast' comment since I've not made any error!

@ jinjou Your question certainly doesn't belong here. Since the file you are talking about is not part of the original project, I'd suggest you direct your question directly to the person who created that version of the script, (via PM), or within a Topic specifically regarding that version of the script.

The clue is in the question. CD will change the directory within a Prompt Window not within Windows Explorer. To open an explorer window, you will need to use explorer.exe with its approipriate switche(s). Try this: XploreIt.cmd @PUSHD %SYSTEMDRIVE%\ @FOR /F "TOKENS=4" %%# IN ('DIR/X/AD Z0*^|FIND "<DIR>"') DO @( START EXPLORER /E,/ROOT,%%~f#)Please ensure that you use a unique string after DIR/X/AD on line two, (I have used the first two characters from your posted directory name in my example, but not knowing the actual name means I had to guess, you may need something like *0AA*)

So far, after merging your concurrent posts, you have provided this topic with ten posts and not one of them appears to contain anything which corroborates the information you've provided in your last message. Can you now understand why we're having such difficulty understanding your requirements? If it is too confusing for you to provide the correct information, why not provide a directory tree attachment or link; (output either TREE or TREE/F from the command prompt to a text file) or supply an actual screenshot of the directory structure.

How is the batch file supposed to differentiate between the directory containing terminal.exe and a required profile name, since they are both on the same directory level. e.g. From your example: The batch file would find testing 1, testing 2, testing 3, testing 4, testing 5, testing 6, horse 1, horse 2, pony 1, pony 2, turtle 1 and turtle 2 all as profiles

You say that the script which you want us to create for you is to be located at: "D:\Desktop\Forex\MT4 Testing" You also indicate that each of the individual terminal.exe files are located at: "D:\Desktop\Forex\MT4 Testing\UnknownFolderName\terminal.exe" You also suggest that the individual profile names are: "D:\Desktop\Forex\MT4 Testing\ProfileNameFolder" You should note that your DIR /B /AD in search of profile parameters for the terminal.exe program will not only collect ProfileNameFolder, it will also pick up undesired UnknownFolderName directories which appear located as children of the same directory structure unless the individual terminal.exe applications are already located within the directories of the individual profiles too. (as I've already mentioned but you've stated otherwise). Nobody uses real world folder trees using names containing 'Testing', unless they are intending to change the required parameters of the task at a later date. I'm not providing you with a solution for you to attempt to change after the fact therefore provide full paths and and complete information or I will close this Topic!

I would think that you'd need to use both ASSOC and FTYPE ASSOC .swf=ShockwaveFlash.ShockwaveFlash FTYPE ShockwaveFlash.ShockwaveFlash="iexplore.exe" "%1" %*However, you'd also likely need to have the appropriate registry settings for the Shockwave Flash Object too.

Which one? or

First things first, you appear to be sending a variable as an input parameter to the executable. This parameter should be a file however your script doesn't specify this, (it will pass both files and directories), which could cause you problems. As far as the script goes, if you decide to stick with nested for loops you will need to implement delayed expansion otherwise you should change your coding accordingly. I would also strongly suggest that you forget about placing your code into a single line.

Your 'workaround post' makes even less sense, it is suggesting that your actual profiles are the names of the directories containing each found terminal.exe. This would mean that you would be looking at results such as: <pathto>\pa\terminal.exe "55-'pa'" <pathto>\mo\terminal.exe "55-'mo'" <pathto>\ma\terminal.exe "55-'ma'" not the provided pony1, turtle1 and horse1

As stated before, we can only help you if you provide actual details. That means bt providing us with real world file/folder tree structures, (not by creating made up folders on the desktop), informing us of the running location of the script and by giving us the operating system etc. If you fail to provide this information, on your next post, I will close the Topic.

I'm sure that either myself or jaclaz will be capable of providing you with help on yuor specific problem. However it is not a generic problem requiring a generic solution, it is a specific one which requires your specific information in order to formulate a specific solution.

I understand what you require, however you have failed to attempt to answer any of the questions I asked! It should be obvious to you that nesting a loop within a loop is your problem, (each instance of terminal.exe is being run against each each profile). Suggesting an equal number of executables with profiles will not really help make any difference when designing a solution

It helps a little, but in order to provide a real world solution we require real world script location, real world paths, real world file names and real world operating systems etc. I'd also like to see the entire script you intend running before I provide a full example for you to attempt to break down and insert into something else. This is one of those questions which I see often where somebody expects simple solution to a what they believe is a simple problem, but that solution is invariably far from simple!

Here are the first two links I found using Google: Windows Installer Wrapper Wizard WIWW2

Have you tried SmartDraws own uninstall tool?

Search! Closed